Great post, nice to read how it al works in the background.

Can the techniques and PowerShell commands in this article be abstracted to work with Office 365 via connecting PowerShell to Exchange Online? We recently had a user terminate at one of our clients, we're all fairly new to Office 365 and as it turns out, he had access to his mailbox for up to 6 hours because of the default session timeout. Thanks!

Does the same thing hold true for Lync?

Does this method work for exchange online?

Excellent post. Thanks for the clear explanation.

Thanks for Sharing!!