Get-ThrottlingPolicy is not reconized as the name of cmdlet

[FN-GM]

Hi, I am getting Get-ThrottlingPolicy is not reconized as the name of cmdlet with office 365 Exchange Online. I am assuming that this is permissions related. I have looked on the internet and cannot find what permissions I need to assign for this. Does anyone have any suggestions please?

 

Thanks

[plexer]

When you've connected your session have you imported the o365 cmdlets?

 

What user are you using to connect with?

 

Ben

[FN-GM]

Yep, get-mailbox works etc.

 

I am using an admin account with the Organization Management role.

[plexer]

Ok interesting, will dig some more.

 

Also have you seen this script Handy PowerShell Administration Script for Office 365 | Inside Lync might be handy for you if you are doing lots of admin via powershell.

 

Ben

[Haptic]

Give us a call and our specialist Andy will run through it with you. 01536 316870

 

 

Chris

[plexer]

Get-ThrottlingPolicy is not available on Office 365 so that'll be why you get an error.

 

Ben

[plexer]

Exchange Online Throttling and Limits FAQ - Exchange dev blog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

 

Comments at the bottom of the article with confirmation from a MS employee.

 

Ben

[Haptic]

....or you could google it all. Specialists hey!

 

 

Chris

[plexer]

It's a command that exists with onprem exchange and works on the Exchange Management Shell but as it's a setting that you cannot change on Office 365 I guess that's why it was removed

 

Ben

 

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....or you could google it all. Specialists hey!

 

 

Chris

 

Hey I'm an MS fanboyee I used bing lol

 

Ben

[Domino]

Hey I'm an MS fanboyee I used bing lol

 

Ben

 

...look man, if you're that troubled, self harm isn't the answer. There's help lines you can call.

[plexer]

...look man, if you're that troubled, self harm isn't the answer. There's help lines you can call.

@Domino very true in fact I just txt'ed one of them

 

Ben