Tag Archives: Ownerless groups

Microsoft 365 ownerless group policy to send more than 10,000 notifications

It is known that a single Microsoft Exchange account is not sending more than 10k emails per day. It is also know that once activated – Microsoft 365 groups ownerless policy will be sending notifications for all groups in scope to specified number of group members within 24 hours. The question is: what if there […]

Ownerless Microsoft 365 groups policy in large environments

Microsoft’s ownerless groups policy detects ownerless groups and invites most active groups members to be a group owners then automatically elevates a person to group owner. The policy was designed mostly to prevent ownerless groups.

The challenge is how to implement the policy correctly if there are already many ownerless groups present. Let us
come up with approach and strategy to implement Microsoft’s ownerless groups policy in large environment.

Ownerless Microsoft 365 groups, teams and sites Q&A

Every resource under Microsoft 365 (Microsoft Teams team, Microsoft 365 group or SharePoint site) must have an owner/owners. Otherwise to whom we communicate on any question – site/group permissions, membership, site/group/team retention policy, content classification etc. Who will be responsible for team/site/group content and configuration and who will provide access to this site for other […]