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You can manage quarantined emails in Exchange Online by leveraging Exchange Online PowerShell with certificate-based authentication. This approach allows you to search, release, and delete quarantined messages to protect against threats and ensure legitimate mail delivery without relying on Graph API.

Yes, you can trace mail flow and manage transport rules in Exchange Online using PowerShell on Linux. The Skill uses certificate-based app-only authentication to securely connect, enabling message tracing, transport rule management, and mail flow auditing for troubleshooting and policy enforcement.

To configure mailbox permissions like FullAccess, Send-As, and Send-on-Behalf in Exchange Online, you can use this Skill to manage delegation. It leverages Exchange Online PowerShell to efficiently set up user permissions for collaboration and shared mailbox access.

Exchange Online PowerShell handles quarantine management, message tracing, mailbox delegation, transport rules, shared mailbox conversions, and Copilot usage auditing. These critical administrative tasks are not exposed through the Microsoft Graph API, requiring direct PowerShell access with certificate-based authentication.

Yes, certificate-based authentication is required for secure, app-only access to manage Exchange Online via PowerShell on Linux. This method ensures that administrative operations like mail flow control and mailbox permission management can be automated without interactive user login.

Yes, Copilot audit is possible through Exchange Online PowerShell. You can track Microsoft 365 Copilot usage and activity to gain insights into AI adoption within your organization, operating through certificate-based authentication for secure access.