Open powershell as administrator and connect to office 365.
See here how to do it:
http://iterrors.com/connect-to-office-365-using-windows-powershell/
Then when connected typ in this command:
get-mailbox -id userID | select whenCreated
Open powershell as administrator and connect to office 365.
See here how to do it:
http://iterrors.com/connect-to-office-365-using-windows-powershell/
Then when connected typ in this command:
get-mailbox -id userID | select whenCreated
DOESNT WORK
Yes it does 🙂
whencreated is not correct.
Should be whenmailboxcreated
Whats the difference?
For Others the whenmailboxcreated is highly important. I had a user that was created the prior year because they needed access to a computer while at work, but we weren’t licensing a mailbox because they were part-time. the whencreated shows the User creation date.