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Get-O365DLConfiguration.ps1
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<#
.SYNOPSIS
This function uses the exchange online powershell session to gather the office 365 distribution list configuration.
.DESCRIPTION
This function uses the exchange online powershell session to gather the office 365 distribution list configuration.
.PARAMETER GroupSMTPAddress
The mail attribute of the group to search.
.OUTPUTS
Returns the PS object associated with the recipient from get-o365recipient
.EXAMPLE
get-o365dlconfiguration -groupSMTPAddress Address
#>
Function Get-o365DLConfiguration
{
[cmdletbinding()]
Param
(
[Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
[string]$groupSMTPAddress
)
#Declare function variables.
$functionDLConfiguration=$NULL #Holds the return information for the group query.
#Start function processing.
Out-LogFile -string "********************************************************************************"
Out-LogFile -string "BEGIN GET-O365DLCONFIGURATION"
Out-LogFile -string "********************************************************************************"
#Log the parameters and variables for the function.
Out-LogFile -string ("GroupSMTPAddress = "+$groupSMTPAddress)
#Get the recipient using the exchange online powershell session.
try
{
Out-LogFile -string "Using Exchange Online to capture the distribution group."
$functionDLConfiguration=get-O365DistributionGroup -identity $groupSMTPAddress -errorAction STOP
Out-LogFile -string "Original DL configuration found and recorded."
}
catch
{
Out-LogFile -string $_ -isError:$TRUE
}
Out-LogFile -string "END GET-O365DLCONFIGURATION"
Out-LogFile -string "********************************************************************************"
#This function is designed to open local and remote powershell sessions.
#If the session requires import - for example exchange - return the session for later work.
#If not no return is required.
return $functionDLConfiguration
}