#Create CSV template with headers of Userprincipalname and Password# $UserPath = Read-Host -Prompt "Enter File Path For CSV list of users" Write-Host -Prompt "Connecting to MSOnline"Ĭonnect-MsolService -Credential $credential Otherwise, you can connect to Powershell as administrator and run the powershell script below: #Connect to MsOnline# If you plan to do them manually, then you can simply login to as the admin we derived from section B and now that the tenant is defederated, you will be able to click into the admin tile and access the Users section like you are familiar with. You can do this manually one user at a time if there aren’t many users in the account or you could use a powershell script to bulk update everyone passwords form a CSV file. In the solutions proposed in this guide you can perform the following: Once they released the domain, it was often a scramble to get this set back up in the new 365 tenant to avoid downtime as much as possible. In calling them to defederate the domain, they would delete all user accounts and data, so you had to make sure you had migrated the email to a new 365 tenant first before performing this cutover.
Moving and defederating this account has been a major pain point and it has often involved talking to GoDaddy support for many hours. When this occurs, GoDaddy federates this domain and tenant, making it unable to transfer under the CSP program.
Customers can purchase a Microsoft 365 subscription direct with GoDaddy along with their primary domain.
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