Last update: Version 1.81, November 16th, 2017
Almost 3 years ago, I wrote an article on how to enhance the PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment, or ISE. That seemed adequate for the Exchange admin back then, who mostly connected their PowerShell session to their his on-premises environment, and perhaps occasionally a bit of Exchange Online.
Fast forward to 2015, most modern Exchange administrators not only require a connection – if any – to their Exchange on-premises environment, but likely to one or more of the Office 365 services as well, including Exchange On-Premises, Azure Active Directory, Exchange Online Protection, Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business Online, SharePoint Online, Azure Rights Management Services or Compliance Center.
All these services use a different PowerShell session, use a different endpoint FQDN, and in some cases require a locally installed PowerShell module. Likely common denominator is the credential used to access each of these services. So…
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