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- Open a PowerShell command prompt
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- Navigate to the location of the O365 Monitor scripts
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- Execute the desired script
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- Get-ExpiringO365AppRegistrations.ps1 : Outputs a file with any secrets or certificates that are expiring in the next 45 days
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- Get-DormantO365Accounts.ps1 : Outputs a file with any enabled accounts that have been dormant for 45 days (great for identifying and purging old external accounts!)
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- Get-ExpiringO365AppRegistrations.ps1 : Generates O365Montior-DormantAccounts.csv with any secrets or certificates that are expiring in the next 45 days
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- Get-DormantO365Accounts.ps1 : Generates O365Montior-ExpiringCerts.txt with any enabled accounts that have been dormant for 45 days
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- This one is great for identifying and purging old external share accounts
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### The script stopped running after a year
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- Follow the Setup and Configuration steps, but instead of running Install-O365Monitor.ps1, run Renew-O365MonitorCert.ps1
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