User Accounts & Roles (part 2)

By Ashwin Venugopal -

 



To read part 1, please click here
To read part 3, please click here






Manage User Accounts & Licenses

It means managing several account settings like assigning administrator roles, setting uses' sign-in status, specifying user location settings, and assigning licenses with the help of whatever method you use to provision user accounts. You have to perform following steps to edit a user account:
  1. Click Users and then Active Users on the Microsoft 365 admin center Home page.
  2. Select the user account you want to edit to open the User properties page.
  3. Now you can modify the user name and add or modify the email addresses in the User name/Email Aliases section.
  4. You can also modify the assigned license while setting up the user location as it is required by the Microsoft so that it can offer only permitted services to that user.
  5. You can modify group membership for the user in the Group membership section. 
  6. After specifying the sign-in status of the particular users in the Sign-in status section, you can set this to Sign-in allowed or Sign-in blocked. If it is set as Sign-in blocked, the user will not be able to sign in to Microsoft 365 in their next sign-in attempt. 
  7. The Office installs section shows the installations and deactivates Office apps for specific devices.   
  8. You can also specify if the selected users should have Administrators permissions in the Roles sections.
  9. You can edit information for the user in the Display name/Office pone section.
  10. The Mail Settings section will help you to modify mailbox permissions, email forwarding, automatic replies, and email apps.
  11. In the OneDrive Settings section, you can easily obtain access to the user's files, view the storage quota, and force a sign-out from all Microsoft 365 sessions. 

Remove & Recover User Accounts

To delete one or more users:
  1. Click Users and then Active Users in the Microsoft 365 admin center Home page.
  2. Select the users that you want to delete, select Delete user.
  3. Click Delete user in the message box to delete the selected user.
  4. When they have successfully deleted, click Close. 
Windows PowerShell can also be used to delete user accounts with the help of Remove-MsolUser command along with the -ObjectId Guid or the -UserPrincipalName string parameters.

To restore a user:

  1. Select Deleted users on the Users menu in the Microsoft 365 admin center.
  2. Choose the user that you want to restore and then Restore user.
  3. Select the way you want to assign the user password and then click Restore.








To read part 1, please click here
To read part 3, please click here








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