O365 Unified Labelling - Label Priority Fixing
# Define credentials | |
$AdminCredentials = Get-Credential "myadmin@oholics.net" | |
# Create the session | |
$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://ps.compliance.protection.outlook.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $AdminCredentials -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection | |
# Import the session | |
Import-PSSession $Session -DisableNameChecking | |
# Define the tenant | |
$MyTenant = "CN=Configuration,CN=<TenantID>.onmicrosoft.com,OU=Microsoft Exchange Hosted Organizations,DC=FFO,DC=extest,DC=microsoft,DC=com" | |
# Get the priorities of all labels | |
$a=Get-Label | |
foreach ($i in $a) | |
{ | |
Write-host $i.Name, $i.Priority | |
} | |
# Output should be: | |
#Public 0 | |
#PublicSub1 1 | |
#PublicSub2 2 | |
#Internal 3 | |
#InternalSub1 4 | |
#InternalSub2 5 | |
#Secret 6 | |
#SecretSub1 7 | |
#SecretSub2 8 | |
# If the priority was NOT correct, then: | |
# Set the priority of the top level labels (do this first). | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=Secret,$MyTenant" -Priority 6 | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=Internal,$MyTenant" -Priority 3 | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=Public,$MyTenant" -Priority 0 | |
# If the sub level label order is not correct, then use the following to correct (note, you may only need to set individual entries). | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=SecretSub1,$MyTenant" -Priority 7 | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=SecretSub2,$MyTenant" -Priority 8 | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=InternalSub1,$MyTenant" -Priority 4 | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=InternalSub2,$MyTenant" -Priority 5 | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=PublicSub1,$MyTenant" -Priority 1 | |
Set-Label -Identity "CN=PublicSub2,$MyTenant" -Priority 2 | |
# When you are totally finished, disconnect the session | |
Remove-PSSession $Session |
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