Here in this blog, we have mentioned two different methods with step-by-step instructions to get it done. Let’s get started!
How do I connect to Exchange Online in PowerShell?
Before moving to the detailed steps, make sure you perform these preparatory checks:
You must have PowerShell on Windows 7 SP1 or more recent desktop Windows versions and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 or newer server Windows versions. The latest version of Windows Management Framework 3.0, 4.0, or 5.1. .NET Framework 4.5 or above Installed. Stable internet connection with TCP port 80 opened to connect from local machine to host. You must have access to Exchange Online PowerShell enabled for the existing user.
1. Connect to Exchange Online in PowerShell – Classic way
2. Connect to Exchange Online in PowerShell – Alternative method
2.1 Install Exchange Online PowerShell module
2.2 Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell
2.3 Disconnect the Exchange Online PowerShell session
So, these are the simplest ways to connect to Exchange Online in Powershell. Try any of them, create a remote session, provide a connection setting, or import PowerShell cmdlets smoothly. Please let us know in the comments section below if you have any questions or concerns.
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