How to connect to Exchange Online using PowerShell (EXO V2) |

[@IlArnaxlI]

Very helpful and thanks for including execution policy.

[@ComsicQuestGG]

Thank you so much you just saved me literal hours of work. Now to export a distro members list... yay for me.

[@simonboyes2550]

Great video - the only thing I did not need was the -UserPrincipalName addition...........Connect-ExchangeOnline alone was sufficient

[@figureitoutpunk]

Fantastic video. Definitely do more powershell content, clear, concise and effective to the point. Thank you.

[@Dzflaree]

so clean and simple AND handsome

[@bhanusv4256]

this video was spot on and very helpful. Thank you!

[@hardikak]

Very helpful, thanks for the video!

[@wendelljones513]

Very helpful video. Thank you

[@stanleyngugi1675]

Very informative, thank you.!

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[@thbadmin7751]

Thank you!

[@richardreyespacheco1454]

after running the command connect-exchange online and using the credentials of the global admin it shows up an error sayng that the connection failed with the following error message: Bad Request

[@TechTripChannel]

Hi,
Make sure the RemotePowerShellEnabled parameter value is set to True.

[@JoshuaDay0550]

did this and got an error that no match was found.

[@TechTripChannel]

Hi,
Please send me a screenshot to [e-mail]
I can take a look at it.

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