Connect-MsolService’ is not recognized in poweshell, newly setup kindly help to fix it.

This script is for connecting a PowerShell session to Office 365 for management purposes. Not sure how your question relates to that.

This is a really excellent article and works like a charm.

I was wondering, if you had 20 domains in O365 and you then added 3 users and used this script, that would be perfect. However, when a 4th person is on-boarded to O365 \ Exchange Online, and they need the 20 domains adding as smtp addresses, how would you use the script for just one user?

I really recommend you start learning to use PowerShell. Some tasks can only be performed in PowerShell so if you don’t learn it you will be limited in what you can do.

They aren’t shipping it as a separate module right now, so the short answer is, no.

Presumably one day they will ship it as a module.

Long answer, when you have it loaded you can work out the temp folder path where it’s been loaded from, copy those files to another location, and then you can reference that in scripts or whatever you need. Downside, it won’t auto-update the module each time you run it.

I would like to do the same thing.

I’m having the same issue here. Commands work fine manually — All the remote commands import correctly including Exchange commands. But as a function, the MSOL commands are importing but not the Exchange commands (e.g. Get-MSOLuser works but Get-Mailbox is unrecognized).