Or, O365 PowerShell command
to enable to disable OWA for bulk users
Or, Disable or Enable
OWA for all users in O365
Or, Disable or Enable
OWA for single user in o365
Descriptions: Disabling
OWA help you to block the outlook web access for targeted users. One of the very
common daily administrative task for an exchange administrator is to enable or
disable OWA for users (single or bulk). In this article we will explore the easiest
way of doing this task using O365 PowerShell.
There are some cases where people wants to disable or enable
OWA for single user as well as for multiple or all users.
IMP Note:
Disabling OWA only block the access of Outlook Web Access in O365. All other
applications will remain accessible if you login to office.com.
Steps: Disabling or
Enabling OWA for using PowerShell or GUI
Connect to office365
server PowerShell admin console with
administrative privilege.
Run the below command
to disable OWA for “All Users”
Get-Mailbox
| Set-CASMailbox -OWAEnabled $false
Run the below command
to enable OWA for “All Users”
Get-Mailbox
| Set-CASMailbox -OWAEnabled $true
Run the below command
to Disable OWA for “Single User”
Set-CASMailbox
-Identity xxx@yourdomain.com
-OWAEnabled $false
Run the below command
to enable OWA for “Single User”
Set-CASMailbox
-Identity xxx@yourdomain.com
-OWAEnabled $true
To enable or disable
OWA for single user using GUI, follow the below steps:
Go to EAC > Click
on Recipients > select any Mailbox > Go to mailbox Properties > Go to Mailbox features > Under Email
Connectivity, see for Outlook on the web
> Click Disable to disable
the OWA and Click on Enable to enable OWA
Cheers, Please write me back if you have any query or
feedback.
thanks for you post, its save my day
ReplyDeleteGreat to know. Thanks for the feedback.
DeleteHi and thanks for this, Does this work for new users that are added post the changes?
ReplyDeleteNo, when you execute any manual commands or script to disable to enables such features based on users accounts, it would only do the job for existing users.
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