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PowerShell for Office 365

You're reading from   PowerShell for Office 365 Automate Office 365 administrative tasks

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787127999
Length 222 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Prashant G Bhoyar Prashant G Bhoyar
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Preface 1. PowerShell Fundamentals FREE CHAPTER 2. Managing Office 365 with PowerShell 3. Azure AD and Licensing Management 4. Managing SharePoint Online Using PowerShell 5. Managing Exchange Online Using PowerShell 6. Script Automation 7. Patterns and Practices PowerShell 8. OneDrive for Business 9. PowerShell Core

Feature configuration


As OneDrive has a limited interface (its primary interface is integrated in the file system), there are few options for the user experience. OneDrive maintenance revolves around quotas and file sharing. All of these settings are part of the tenant configuration.

The following are properties of the Set-SPOTenant command that can be used to configure the OneDrive user experience:

  • OneDriveStorageQuota: By default, OneDrive's storage quota is set to 1 TB. The policy value can be changed through the Set-SPOTenant command, and existing site quotas can be changed through the Set-SPOSite command. This value is set in megabytes (1048576 for 1 TB) and will be capped by the user's assigned license.

In the following example, we change the quota policy to 6 TB, but the value is effectively set at 5 TB as it is the highest value allowed for standard licenses:

        $quota = 6TB / 1024 / 1024

        Set-SPOTenant -OneDriveStorageQuota $quota

        Get-SPOTenant | Select OneDriveStorageQuota...
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