John J Heisler

Really specific situation I know, but this took me an embarrassing amount of time to figure out. Thankfully, its pretty simple. Just use the 'RecipientPermission' cmdlets: Add-RecipientPermission -Identity GROUP -Trustee USERNAME -AccessRights SendAs Where GROUP is the 'samAccountName' or 'Primary Email' of the group you want to allow the user to send as and USERNAME is the 'samAccountName' of the user. You can also use the following to see who already has 'Send As' permissions for the group Get-RecipientPermission -Identity GROUP Example:

 Sometimes we get issues where people have a few shared mailboxes in the department and it causes Outlook to run Really  slow when the user opens the application due to the OST's 50gb limit (It starts running like crap at 40gb but gets worse the bigger it gets). Since our users have access to the Outlook Web Application, the fix is to re-add the mailbox permission with "Auto Mapping" turned off. and then use the OWA. Connect-ExchangeOnline #-UserPrincipalName (Get-ADUser $env:USERNAME).UserPrincipalName $UserWhosMailboxIsHavingIssues = '' ##-- The email address of the user who's OST is full $MailboxThatIsMappedToUser = '' ##-- The email of the mailbox that user has full control of Remove-MailboxPermission -Identity $MailboxThatIsMappedToUser -User $UserWhosMailboxIsHavingIssues -AccessRights FullAccess Add-MailboxPermission -Identity $MailboxThatIsMappedToUser -User $UserWhosMailboxIsHavingIssues -AccessRights FullAccess -AutoMapping $false Then we jus...

ChatGPT ( https://chat.openai.com/chat ) Obviously Chat GPT is on here. From helping you write computer code to suggesting recipes based on a given list of ingredients, ChatGPT can do A LOT. Get creative with this one. Bard by Google ( https://bard.google.com/ ) Haven't gotten to play with this very much, but it seems similar to ChatGPT. Will update when I get to use it more. Perplexity.ai ( https://www.perplexity.ai/ ) Uses articles to answer questions. Think of it like a cross between Siri, Wikipedia, and Google search. It also lists its sources too. Great for researching a plethora of topics. Google's Talk to Books ( https://books.google.com/talktobooks/ ) Yet another tool Google offers and tells no one about. This one crawls books for the response to a prompt. Another tool that's great for researching topics. Virtual Face ( https://virtualface.app/#/ ) For ~ $10 you upload 15 photos of yourself, and the AI will generate an entire professional looking photoshoot of heads...