This is the first part of a two-part article that examines PowerCLI Core which enables Linux, Mac and Docker users to manage their VMware infrastructure using the same PowerShell Core and .Net Core cmdlets available previously only on Windows.
As explained in the part 6 of this article series, Office 365 provides various user roles which you can use to manage different aspects of an Office 365 Tenant. For example, the members of Company Administrator role can manage almost every aspect of an Office 365 Tenant. Similarly, the User Management Administrator role is designed to manage users in Office 365 Tenant. Members of User Management Administrator user role can manage user accounts, reset passwords, monitor Office 365 services health, and manage user groups and service requests. You may not want to put your business at risk by adding unnecessary people to these Office 365 user roles. We explained that by using Get-MsolUser PowerShell with Get MsolUserRole you can get a list of users that are added to each admin role.
