You can still use the previous groups classification feature. If you are currently using classification labels, they will no longer be available to users who create groups once sensitivity labels are enabled. For information about using sensitivity labels, see Use sensitivity labels to protect content in Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365 groups, and SharePoint sites. If you want to classify groups, we recommend using sensitivity labels instead of the previous groups classification feature. You can create sensitivity labels that the users in your organization can set when they create a Microsoft 365 Group. Create classifications for Microsoft 365 Groups in your organization Once the cmdlet is executed, users can go to Outlook or Outlook on the web to send as the group, by adding the group email address to the From field. $groupsRecipientDetails = Get-Recipient -RecipientTypeDetails groupmailbox -Identity $groupAliasĪdd-RecipientPermission -Identity $groupsRecipientDetails.Name -Trustee $userAlias -AccessRights SendAs Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell to run this script. Use the following script, replacing with the alias of the group that you want to update, and with the alias of the user to whom you want to grant permissions. ( You can also do this in the Exchange Admin Center.)
Users can go to the group, create a new email, and change the "Send As" field to the group's email address. Once you enable this setting, Microsoft 365 group users can use Outlook or Outlook on the web to send and reply to email as the Microsoft 365 group. If you want to enable your Microsoft 365 groups to "Send As", use the Add-RecipientPermission and Get-RecipientPermission cmdlets to configure this. Once you run the AAD cmdlet, users will see the link to your guidelines when they create or edit a group in Outlook.Īllow users to Send as the Microsoft 365 Group Check out Azure Active Directory cmdlets for configuring group settings and follow the steps in the Create settings at the directory level to define the usage guideline hyperlink.
Use the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) PowerShell to point your users to your organization's usage guidelines for Microsoft 365 groups.
For example, if you require a specific prefix or suffix to be added to a group name. When users create or edit a group in Outlook, you can show them a link to your organization's usage guidelines. Link to your Microsoft 365 Groups usage guidelines For info about managing SharePoint sites, see Manage SharePoint Online sites using PowerShell. It also lists the PowerShell cmdlets for Groups. This article provides the steps for doing common management tasks for Groups in Microsoft PowerShell. This article applies to both Microsoft 365 Enterprise and Office 365 Enterprise.
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