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Office365: identify cloud-only and synced (on-premise) users in Powershell
posted on April 6th 2017, at 10:35
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lunarg
Differentiating users that are synchronized from an on-premise AD and users created in Office 365 is easy when logged in through the Office 365 Portal. When using Powershell, it's another matter. While there's a parameter for Get-MsolUser to show only synchronized users, the ability to filter on only cloud users is missing. However, as cloud-only users do not have the ImmutableID set, you can build your own filter.
This one's obvious:
Get-MsolUser -All -Synchronized
You can filter on ImmutableID as it's not set for cloud-only users:
Get-MsolUser -All | ? ImmutableID -eq $null
If you want to filter out external users (i.e. if you shared something in Sharepoint Online with users that aren
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