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EWS v2

This Integration is part of the EWS Pack.#

Exchange Web Services (EWS) provides the functionality to enable client applications to communicate with the Exchange server. EWS provides access to much of the same data that is made available through Microsoft OfficeOutlook.

The EWS v2 integration implants EWS leading services. The integration allows getting information on emails and activities in a target mailbox, and some active operations on the mailbox such as deleting emails and attachments or moving emails from folder to folder.

Note: EWS v2 does not support Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). If using MFA, use EWS O365 (see https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/reference/integrations/ewso365 ) or if you have Graph Outlook use O365 Outlook Mail (Using Graph API) (see https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/reference/integrations/microsoft-graph-mail ) or O365 Outlook Mail Single User (Using Graph API) (see https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/reference/integrations/microsoft-graph-mail-single-user ).

EWS v2 Playbook

  • Office 365 Search and Delete
  • Search And Delete Emails - EWS
  • Get Original Email - EWS
  • Process Email - EWS

Use Cases

The EWS integration can be used for the following use cases.

  • Monitor a specific email account and create incidents from incoming emails to the defined folder.
    Follow the instructions in the Fetched Incidents Data section.

  • Search for an email message across mailboxes and folders.
    This can be achieved in the following ways:

    1. Use the ews-search-mailboxes command to search for all emails in a specific scope of mailboxes.
      Use the filter argument to narrow the search for emails sent from a specific account and more.
    2. Use the ews-search-mailbox command to search for all emails in a specific folder within the target mailbox.
      Use the query argument to narrow the search for emails sent from a specific account and more.
    • Both of these commands retrieve the ItemID field for each email item listed in the results. The ItemID can be used in the ews-get-items command in order to get more information about the email item itself.
    • For instance, use the ews-search-mailboxes command to hunt for emails that were marked as malicious in prior investigations, across organization mailboxes. Focus your hunt on emails sent from a specific mail account, emails with a specific subject and more.

  • Get email attachment information.
    Use the ews-get-attachment command to retrieve information on one attachment or all attachments of a message at once. It supports both file attachments and item attachments (e.g., email messages).

  • Delete email items from a mailbox.
    First, make sure you obtain the email item ID. The item ID can be obtained with one of the integration’s search commands.
    Use the ews-delete-items command to delete one or more items from the target mailbox in a single action.
    A less common use case is to remove emails that were marked as malicious from a user’s mailbox.
    You can delete the items permanently (hard delete), or delete the items (soft delete), so they can be recovered by running the ews-recover-messages command.

Configure EWS v2 on Cortex XSOAR

  1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Servers & Services .
  2. Search for EWS v2.
  3. Click Add instance to create and configure a new integration instance.
    • Name : a textual name for the integration instance.
    • Email address The email address
    • Password The password of the account.
    • Email address from which to fetch incidents This argument can take various user accounts in your organization. Usually is used as phishing mailbox.
      Note: To use this functionality, your account must have impersonation rights or delegation for the account specified. In the case of impersonation, make sure to check the Has impersonation rights checkbox in the instance settings. For more information on impersonation rights see ‘Additional Info’ section below.
    • Name of the folder from which to fetch incidents (supports Exchange Folder ID and sub-folders e.g. Inbox/Phishing)
    • Public Folder
    • Has impersonation rights
    • Use system proxy settings
    • Fetch incidents
    • First fetch timestamp
    • Mark fetched emails as read
    • Incident type
      ┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉
      ‎ Manual Mode
      In case the auto-discovery process failed, you will need to configure manually the exchange server endpoint, domain\username for exchange on-premise and enter exchange server version
    • Exchange Server Hostname or IP address For office 365 use https://outlook.office365.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx/ and for exchange on-premise https://<ip>/EWS/Exchange.asmx/
    • DOMAIN\USERNAME (e.g. XSOAR.INT\admin)
    • Exchange Server Version (On-Premise only. Supported versions: 2007, 2010, 2010_SP2, 2013, and 2016)
    • Trust any certificate (not secure)
      ┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉┉
      ‎ Advanced Mode
      Override Authentication Type (NTLM, Basic, or Digest)._
    • Timeout (in seconds) for HTTP requests to Exchange Server
  4. Click Test to validate the URLs, token, and connection.

Fetched Incidents Data

The integration imports email messages from the destination folder in the target mailbox as incidents. If the message contains any attachments, they are uploaded to the War Room as files. If the attachment is an email, Cortex XSOAR fetches information about the attached email and downloads all of its attachments (if there are any) as files.

To use Fetch incidents, configure a new instance and select the Fetches incidents option in the instance settings.

IMPORTANT: The initial fetch interval is the previous 10 minutes. If no emails were fetched before from the destination folder- all emails from 10 minutes prior to the instance configuration and up to the current time will be fetched. Additionally moving messages manually to the destination folder will not trigger fetch incident. Define rules on phishing/target mailbox instead of moving messages manually.

You can configure the ``First fetch timestamp`` field to determine how much time back you want to fetch incidents.

Notice that it might required to set the ``Timeout`` field to a higher value.

Pay special attention to the following fields in the instance settings:

Email address from which to fetch incidents – mailbox to fetch incidents from.
Name of the folder from which to fetch incidents – use this field to configure the destination folder from where emails should be fetched. The default is Inbox folder. Please note, if Exchange is configured with an international flavor `Inbox` will be named according to the configured language.
Has impersonation rights – mark this option if you set the target mailbox to an account different than your personal account. Otherwise Delegation access will be used instead of Impersonation.
Find more information on impersonation or delegation rights at ‘Additional Info’ section below.

Commands

You can execute these commands from the Cortex XSOAR CLI, as part of an automation, or in a playbook. After you successfully execute a command, a DBot message appears in the War Room with the command details.

  1. Get the attachments of an item: ews-get-attachment
  2. Delete the attachments of an item: ews-delete-attachment
  3. Get a list of searchable mailboxes: ews-get-searchable-mailboxes
  4. Search mailboxes: ews-search-mailboxes
  5. Move an item to a different folder: ews-move-item
  6. Delete an item from a mailbox: ews-delete-items
  7. Search a single mailbox: ews-search-mailbox
  8. Get the contacts for a mailbox: ews-get-contacts
  9. Get the out-of-office status for a mailbox: ews-get-out-of-office
  10. Recover soft-deleted messages: ews-recover-messages
  11. Create a folder: ews-create-folder
  12. Mark an item as junk: ews-mark-item-as-junk
  13. Search for folders: ews-find-folders
  14. Get items of a folder: ews-get-items-from-folder
  15. Get items: ews-get-items
  16. Move an item to a different mailbox: ews-move-item-between-mailboxes
  17. Get a folder: ews-get-folder
  18. Initiate a compliance search: ews-o365-start-compliance-search
  19. Get the status and results of a compliance search: ews-o365-get-compliance-search
  20. Purge compliance search results: ews-o365-purge-compliance-search-results
  21. Remove a compliance search: ews-o365-remove-compliance-search
  22. Get the purge status of a compliance search: ews-o365-get-compliance-search-purge-status
  23. Get auto-discovery information: ews-get-autodiscovery-config
  24. Expand a distribution list: ews-expand-group
  25. Mark items as read: ews-mark-items-as-read

1. Get the attachments of an item

Retrieves the actual attachments from an item (email message). To get all attachments for a message, only specify the item-id argument.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights required. In order to perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-get-attachment

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-id The ID of the email message for which to get the attachments. Required
target-mailbox The mailbox in which this attachment was found. If empty, the default mailbox is used. Otherwise, the user might require impersonation rights to this mailbox. Optional
attachment-ids The attachments ids to get. If none - all attachments will be retrieved from the message. Support multiple attachments with comma-separated value or array. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentId string The attachment ID. Used for file attachments only.
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentName string The attachment name. Used for file attachments only.
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentSHA256 string The SHA256 hash of the attached file.
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentLastModifiedTime date The attachment last modified time. Used for file attachments only.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.datetimeCreated date The created time of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.datetimeReceived date The received time of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.datetimeSent date The sent time of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.receivedBy string The received by address of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.subject string The subject of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.textBody string The body of the attached email (as text).
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.headers Unknown The headers of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.hasAttachments boolean Whether the attached email has attachments.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.itemId string The attached email item ID.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.toRecipients Unknown A list of recipient email addresses for the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.body string The body of the attached email (as HTML).
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentSHA256 string SHA256 hash of the attached email (as EML file).
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.FileAttachments.attachmentSHA256 string SHA256 hash of the attached files inside of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.ItemAttachments.attachmentSHA256 string SHA256 hash of the attached emails inside of the attached email.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.isRead String The read status of the attachment.

Command Example 
!ews-get-attachment item-id=BBFDShfdafFSDF3FADR3434DFASDFADAFDADFADFCJebinpkUAAAfxuiVAAA= target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "ItemAttachments": {
                "originalItemId": "BBFDShfdafFSDF3FADR3434DFASDFADAFDADFADFCJebinpkUAAAfxuiVAAA=", 
                "attachmentSize": 2956, 
                "receivedBy": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
                "size": 28852, 
                "author": "test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
                "attachmentLastModifiedTime": "2019-08-11T15:01:30+00:00", 
                "subject": "Moving Email between mailboxes", 
                "body": "Some text inside", 
                "datetimeCreated": "2019-08-11T15:01:47Z", 
                "importance": "Normal", 
                "attachmentType": "ItemAttachment", 
                "toRecipients": [
                    "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com"
                ], 
                "mailbox": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
                "isRead": false, 
                "attachmentIsInline": false, 
                "datetimeSent": "2019-08-07T12:50:19Z", 
                "lastModifiedTime": "2019-08-11T15:01:30Z", 
                "sender": "test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
                "attachmentName": "Moving Email between mailboxes", 
                "datetimeReceived": "2019-08-07T12:50:20Z", 
                "attachmentSHA256": "119e27b28dc81bdfd4f498d44bd7a6d553a74ee03bdc83e6255a53", 
                "hasAttachments": false, 
                "headers": [
                    {
                        "name": "Subject", 
                        "value": "Moving Email between mailboxes"
                    }
		...
                ], 
                "attachmentId": "BBFDShfdafFSDF3FADR3434DFASDFADAFDADFADFCJebinpkUAAAfxuiVAAABEgAQAOpEfpzDB4dFkZ+/K4XSj44=", 
                "messageId": "<message_id>"
            }
        }
    }

2. Delete the attachments of an item

Deletes the attachments of an item (email message).

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights required. In order to perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-delete-attachment

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-id The ID of the email message for which to delete attachments. Required
target-mailbox The mailbox in which this attachment was found. If empty, the default mailbox is used. Otherwise, the user might require impersonation rights to this mailbox. Optional
attachment-ids A CSV list (or array) of attachment IDs to delete. If empty, all attachments will be deleted from the message. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentId string The ID of the deleted attachment, in case of file attachment.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentId string The ID of the deleted attachment, in case of other attachment (for example, "email").
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.action string The deletion action in case of file attachment. This is a constant value: 'deleted'.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.action string The deletion action in case of other attachment (for example, "email"). This is a constant value: 'deleted'.

Command Example 
!ews-delete-attachment item-id=AAMkADQ0NmwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJjfaljfAFDVSDinpkUAAAfxxd9AAA= target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
action attachmentId
deleted AAMkADQ0NmwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJjfaljfAFDVSDinpkUAAAfxxd9AAABEgAQAIUht2vrOdErec33=

Context Example 

{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "FileAttachments": {
                "action": "deleted",
                "attachmentId": "AAMkADQ0NmwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJjfaljfAFDVSDinpkUAAAfxxd9AAABEgAQAIUht2vrOdErec33="
            }
        }
    }
}

3. Get a list of searchable mailboxes

Returns a list of searchable mailboxes.

Note: We recommend that you do not run this command if you have over 1M mailboxes.

Required Permissions

Requires eDiscovery permissions to the Exchange Server. For more information see the Microsoft documentation .

Base Command

ews-get-searchable-mailboxes

Input

There are no input arguments for this command.

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Mailboxes.mailbox string Addresses of the searchable mailboxes.
EWS.Mailboxes.mailboxId string IDs of the searchable mailboxes.
EWS.Mailboxes.displayName string The email display name.
EWS.Mailboxes.isExternal boolean Whether the mailbox is external.
EWS.Mailboxes.externalEmailAddress string The external email address.

Command Example 
!ews-get-searchable-mailboxes
Human Readable Output
displayName isExternal mailbox mailboxId
test false test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com /o=Exchange***/ou=Exchange Administrative Group ()/cn= /cn= -**

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Mailboxes": [
            {
                "mailbox": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
                "displayName": "test", 
                "mailboxId": "/o=Exchange***/ou=Exchange Administrative Group ()/cn=**/cn=**-**", 
                "isExternal": "false"
            }
            ...
        ]
    }
}

4. Search mailboxes

Searches over multiple mailboxes or all Exchange mailboxes. The maximum number of mailboxes that can be searched is 20,000. Use either the mailbox-search-scope command or the email-addresses command to search specific mailboxes.

Required Permissions

Requires eDiscovery permissions to the Exchange Server. For more information, see the Microsoft documentation .

Note: If you have over 1M mailboxes, you should limit the number of mailboxes to search by defining the mailbox-search-scope argument before running this command.

Base Command

ews-search-mailboxes

Input
Argument Name Description Required
filter The filter query to search. Required
mailbox-search-scope The mailbox IDs to search. If empty, all mailboxes are searched. Optional
limit Maximum number of results to return. Optional
email_addresses CSV list or array of email addresses. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.itemId string The item ID.
EWS.Items.mailbox string The mailbox address where the item was found.
EWS.Items.subject string The subject of the email.
EWS.Items.toRecipients Unknown List of recipient email addresses.
EWS.Items.sender string Sender email address.
EWS.Items.hasAttachments boolean Whether the email has attachments?
EWS.Items.datetimeSent date Sent time of the email.
EWS.Items.datetimeReceived date Received time of the email.

Command Example 
!ews-search-mailboxes filter="subject:Test" limit=1
Human Readable Output
datetimeReceived datetimeSent hasAttachments itemId mailbox sender subject toRecipients
2019-08-11T11:00:28Z 2019-08-11T11:00:28Z false AAMkAGY3OTQyMzMzLWYxNjktNDE0My05NmZhLWQ5MGY1YjIyNzBkNABGACASFAACYCKjWAnXDFrfsdhdnfkanpAAA= test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com John Smith test report dem@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "itemId": "AAMkAGY3OTQyMzMzLWYxNjktNDE0My05NmZhLWQ5MGY1YjIyNzBkNABGACASFAACYCKjWAnXDFrfsdhdnfkanpAAA=", 
            "sender": "John Smith", 
            "datetimeReceived": "2019-08-11T11:00:28Z", 
            "hasAttachments": "false", 
            "toRecipients": [
                "dem@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com"
            ], 
            "mailbox": "test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "datetimeSent": "2019-08-11T11:00:28Z", 
            "subject": "test report "
        }
    }
}

5. Move an item to a different folder

Move an item to a different folder in the mailbox.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights required. In order to perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-move-item

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-id The ID of the item to move. Required
target-folder-path The path to the folder to which to move the item. Complex paths are supported, for example, "Inbox\Phishing". Required
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to run the command. Optional
is-public Whether the target folder is a public folder. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.newItemID string The item ID after the move.
EWS.Items.messageID string The item message ID.
EWS.Items.itemId string The original item ID.
EWS.Items.action string The action taken. The value will be "moved".

Command Example 
!ews-move-item item-id=VDAFNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU34cSCSSSfBJebinpkUAAAAAAEMAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAfxuiRAAA= target-folder-path=Moving target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
action itemId messageId newItemId
moved VDAFNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU34cSCSSSfBJebinpkUAAAAAAEMAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAfxuiRAAA <message_id> AAVAAAVN2NkLThmZjdmNTZjNTMxFFFFJTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAa2bUBAACyyVfafainpkUAAAfxxd+AAA=
Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "action": "moved", 
            "itemId": "VDAFNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU34cSCSSSfBJebinpkUAAAAAAEMAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAfxuiRAAA", 
            "newItemId": "AAVAAAVN2NkLThmZjdmNTZjNTMxFFFFJTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAa2bUBAACyyVfafainpkUAAAfxxd+AAA=", 
            "messageId": "<message_id>"
        }
    }
}

6. Delete an item from a mailbox

Delete items from mailbox.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights required. In order to perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-delete-items

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-ids The item IDs to delete. Required
delete-type Deletion type. Can be "trash", "soft", or "hard". Required
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to run the command. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.itemId string The deleted item ID.
EWS.Items.messageId string The deleted message ID.
EWS.Items.action string The deletion action. Can be 'trash-deleted', 'soft-deleted', or 'hard-deleted'.

Command Example 
!ews-delete-items item-ids=VWAFA3hmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyw+kAAA= delete-type=soft target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
action itemId messageId
soft-deleted VWAFA3hmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyw+kAAA= <message_id>

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "action": "soft-deleted", 
            "itemId": "VWAFA3hmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyw+kAAA=", 
            "messageId": "<messaage_id>"
        }
    }
}

7. Search a single mailbox

Searches for items in the specified mailbox. Specific permissions are needed for this operation to search in a target mailbox other than the default.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-search-mailbox

Input
Argument Name Description Required
query The search query string. For more information about the query syntax, see the Microsoft documentation . Optional
folder-path The folder path in which to search. If empty, searches all the folders in the mailbox. Optional
limit Maximum number of results to return. Optional
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to apply the search. Optional
is-public Whether the folder is a Public Folder? Optional
message-id The message ID of the email. This will be ignored if a query argument is provided. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.itemId string The email item ID.
EWS.Items.hasAttachments boolean Whether the email has attachments.
EWS.Items.datetimeReceived date Received time of the email.
EWS.Items.datetimeSent date Sent time of the email.
EWS.Items.headers Unknown Email headers (list).
EWS.Items.sender string Sender email address of the email.
EWS.Items.subject string Subject of the email.
EWS.Items.textBody string Body of the email (as text).
EWS.Items.size number Email size.
EWS.Items.toRecipients Unknown List of email recipients addresses.
EWS.Items.receivedBy Unknown Email received by address.
EWS.Items.messageId string Email message ID.
EWS.Items.body string Body of the email (as HTML).
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentId unknown Attachment ID of the file attachment.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentId unknown Attachment ID of the item attachment.
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentName unknown Attachment name of the file attachment.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentName unknown Attachment name of the item attachment.
EWS.Items.isRead String The read status of the email.

Command Example 
!ews-search-mailbox query="subject:"Get Attachment Email" target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com limit=1
Human Readable Output
sender subject hasAttachments datetimeReceived receivedBy author toRecipients
test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com Get Attachment Email true 2019-08-11T10:57:37Z test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "body": "<html>\r\n<head>\r\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\">\r\n<style type=\"text/css\" style=\"display:none;\"><!-- P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;} --></style>\r\n</head>\r\n<body dir=\"ltr\">\r\n<div id=\"divtagrapper\" style=\"font-size:12pt;color:#000000;font-family:Calibri,Helvetica,sans-serif;\" dir=\"ltr\">\r\n<p style=\"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0\">Some text inside email</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>\r\n</html>\r\n", 
            "itemId": "AAMkADQ0NmFFijer3FFmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAFSAAfxw+jAAA=", 
            "toRecipients": [
                "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com"
            ], 
            "datetimeCreated": "2019-08-11T10:57:37Z", 
            "datetimeReceived": "2019-08-11T10:57:37Z", 
            "author": "test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "hasAttachments": true, 
            "size": 30455, 
            "subject": "Get Attachment Email", 
            "FileAttachments": [
                {
                    "attachmentName": "atta1.rtf", 
                    "attachmentSHA256": "csfd81097bc049fbcff6e637ade0407a00308bfdfa339e31a44a1c4e98f28ce36e4f", 
                    "attachmentType": "FileAttachment", 
                    "attachmentSize": 555, 
                    "attachmentId": "AAMkADQ0NmFkODFkLWQ4MDEtNDE4Mi1hN2NkLThmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAfxw+jAAABEgAQAEyq1TB2nKBLpKUiFUJ5Geg=", 
                    "attachmentIsInline": false, 
                    "attachmentLastModifiedTime": "2019-08-11T11:06:02+00:00", 
                    "attachmentContentLocation": null, 
                    "attachmentContentType": "text/rtf", 
                    "originalItemId": "AAMkADQ0NmFFijer3FFmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAFSAAfxw+jAAA=", 
                    "attachmentContentId": null
                }
            ], 
            "headers": [
                {
                    "name": "Subject", 
                    "value": "Get Attachment Email"
                }, 
                ...
            ], 
            "isRead": true, 
            "messageId": "<mesage_id>", 
            "receivedBy": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "datetimeSent": "2019-08-11T10:57:36Z", 
            "lastModifiedTime": "2019-08-11T11:13:59Z", 
            "mailbox": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "importance": "Normal", 
            "textBody": "Some text inside email\r\n", 
            "sender": "test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com"
        }
    }
}

8. Get the contacts for a mailbox

Retrieves contacts for a specified mailbox.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights required. In order to perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-get-contacts

Input
Argument Name Description Required
target-mailbox The mailbox for which to retrieve the contacts. Optional
limit Maximum number of results to return. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
Account.Email.EwsContacts.displayName Unknown The contact name.
Account.Email.EwsContacts.lastModifiedTime Unknown The time that the contact was last modified.
Account.Email.EwsContacts.emailAddresses Unknown Phone numbers of the contact.
Account.Email.EwsContacts.physicalAddresses Unknown Physical addresses of the contact.
Account.Email.EwsContacts.phoneNumbers.phoneNumber Unknown Email addresses of the contact.

Command Example 
!ews-get-contacts limit="1"
Human Readable Output
changekey culture datetimeCreated datetimeReceived datetimeSent displayName emailAddresses fileAs fileAsMapping givenName id importance itemClass lastModifiedName lastModifiedTime postalAddressIndex sensitivity subject uniqueBody webClientReadFormQueryString
EABYACAADcsxRwRjq/zTrN6vWSzKAK1Dl3N en-US 2019-08-05T12:35:36Z 2019-08-05T12:35:36Z 2019-08-05T12:35:36Z Contact Name some@dev.microsoft.com Contact Name LastCommaFirst Contact Name AHSNNK3NQNcasnc3SAS/zTrN6vWSzK4OWAAAAAAEOAADrxRwRjq/zTrNFSsfsfVWAAK1KsF3AAA= Normal IPM.Contact John Smith 2019-08-05T12:35:36Z None Normal Contact Name https://outlook.office365.com/owa/?ItemID=***

Context Example 
{
    "Account.Email": [
        {
            "itemClass": "IPM.Contact", 
            "lastModifiedName": "John Smith", 
            "displayName": "Contact Name", 
            "datetimeCreated": "2019-08-05T12:35:36Z", 
            "datetimeReceived": "2019-08-05T12:35:36Z", 
            "fileAsMapping": "LastCommaFirst", 
            "importance": "Normal", 
            "sensitivity": "Normal", 
            "postalAddressIndex": "None", 
            "webClientReadFormQueryString": "https://outlook.office365.com/owa/?ItemID=***", 
            "uniqueBody": "<html><body></body></html>", 
            "fileAs": "Contact Name", 
            "culture": "en-US", 
            "changekey": "EABYACAADcsxRwRjq/zTrN6vWSzKAK1Dl3N", 
            "lastModifiedTime": "2019-08-05T12:35:36Z", 
            "datetimeSent": "2019-08-05T12:35:36Z", 
            "emailAddresses": [
                "some@dev.microsoft.com"
            ], 
            "givenName": "Contact Name", 
            "id": "AHSNNK3NQNcasnc3SAS/zTrN6vWSzK4OWAAAAAAEOAADrxRwRjq/zTrNFSsfsfVWAAK1KsF3AAA=", 
            "subject": "Contact Name"
        }
    ]
}

9. Get the out-of-office status for a mailbox

Retrieves the out-of-office status for a specified mailbox.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-get-out-of-office

Input
Argument Name Description Required
target-mailbox The mailbox for which to get the out-of-office status. Required

Context Output
Path Type Description
Account.Email.OutOfOffice.state Unknown Out-of-office state. The result can be: "Enabled", "Scheduled", or "Disabled".
Account.Email.OutOfOffice.externalAudience Unknown Out-of-office external audience. Can be "None", "Known", or "All".
Account.Email.OutOfOffice.start Unknown Out-of-office start date.
Account.Email.OutOfOffice.end Unknown Out-of-office end date.
Account.Email.OutOfOffice.internalReply Unknown Out-of-office internal reply.
Account.Email.OutOfOffice.externalReply Unknown Out-of-office external reply.
Account.Email.OutOfOffice.mailbox Unknown Out-of-office mailbox.

Command Example 
!ews-get-out-of-office target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
end externalAudience mailbox start state
2019-08-12T13:00:00Z All test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com 2019-08-11T13:00:00Z Disabled

Context Example 
{
    "Account": {
        "Email": {
            "OutOfOffice": {
                "start": "2019-08-11T13:00:00Z", 
                "state": "Disabled", 
                "mailbox": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
                "end": "2019-08-12T13:00:00Z", 
                "externalAudience": "All"
            }
        }
    }
}

10. Recover soft-deleted messages

Recovers messages that were soft-deleted.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-recover-messages

Input
Argument Name Description Required
message-ids A CSV list of message IDs. Run the py-ews-delete-items command to retrieve the message IDs Required
target-folder-path The folder path to recover the messages to. Required
target-mailbox The mailbox in which the messages found. If empty, will use the default mailbox. If you specify a different mailbox, you might need impersonation rights to the mailbox. Optional
is-public Whether the target folder is a Public Folder. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.itemId Unknown The item ID of the recovered item.
EWS.Items.messageId Unknown The message ID of the recovered item.
EWS.Items.action Unknown The action taken on the item. The value will be 'recovered'.

Command Example 
!ews-recover-messages message-ids=<DFVDFmvsCSCS.com> target-folder-path=Moving target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
action itemId messageId
recovered AAVCSVS1hN2NkLThmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed33wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAa2bUBAACyyVyFtlscfxxd/AAA= <DFVDFmvsCSCS.com>

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "action": "recovered", 
            "itemId": "AAVCSVS1hN2NkLThmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed33wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAa2bUBAACyyVyFtlscfxxd/AAA=", 
            "messageId": "<DFVDFmvsCSCS.com>"
        }
    }
}

11. Create a folder

Creates a new folder in a specified mailbox.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-create-folder

Input
Argument Name Description Required
new-folder-name The name of the new folder. Required
folder-path Path to locate the new folder. Exchange folder ID is also supported. Required
target-mailbox The mailbox in which to create the folder. Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example 
!ews-create-folder folder-path=Inbox new-folder-name="Created Folder" target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output

Folder Inbox\Created Folder created successfully

12. Mark an item as junk

Marks an item as junk. This is commonly used to block an email address. For more information, see the Microsoft documentation .

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-mark-item-as-junk

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-id The item ID to mark as junk. Required
move-items Whether to move the item from the original folder to the junk folder. Optional
target-mailbox If empty, will use the default mailbox. If you specify a different mailbox, you might need impersonation rights to the mailbox. Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example 
!ews-mark-item-as-junk item-id=AAMkcSQ0NmFkOhmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUcsBJebinpkUAAAAAAEMASFDkUAAAfxuiSAAA= move-items=yes target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
action itemId
marked-as-junk AAMkcSQ0NmFkOhmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUcsBJebinpkUAAAAAAEMASFDkUAAAfxuiSAAA=

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "action": "marked-as-junk", 
            "itemId": "AAMkcSQ0NmFkOhmZjdmNTZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxh+ed3JTJPMPXU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUcsBJebinpkUAAAAAAEMASFDkUAAAfxuiSAAA="
        }
    }
}

13. Search for folders

Retrieves information for the folders of the specified mailbox. Only folders with read permissions will be returned. Your visual folders on the mailbox, such as "Inbox", are under the folder "Top of Information Store".

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-find-folders

Input
Argument Name Description Required
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to apply the command. Optional
is-public Whether to find Public Folders. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Folders.name string Folder name.
EWS.Folders.id string Folder ID.
EWS.Folders.totalCount Unknown Number of items in the folder.
EWS.Folders.unreadCount number Number of unread items in the folder.
EWS.Folders.changeKey number Folder change key.
EWS.Folders.childrenFolderCount number Number of sub-folders.

Command Example 
!ews-find-folders target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output 
root
├── AllContacts
├── AllItems
├── Common Views
├── Deferred Action
├── ExchangeSyncData
├── Favorites
├── Freebusy Data
├── Location
├── MailboxAssociations
├── My Contacts
├── MyContactsExtended
├── People I Know
├── PeopleConnect
├── Recoverable Items
│ ├── Calendar Logging
│ ├── Deletions
│ ── Purges
│ └── Versions
├── Reminders
├── Schedule
├── Sharing
├── Shortcuts
├── Spooler Queue
├── System
├── To-Do Search
├── Top of Information Store
│ ├── Calendar
│ ├── Contacts
│ │ ├── GAL Contacts
│ │ ├── Recipient Cache
│ ├── Conversation Action Settings
│ ├── Deleted Items
│ │ └── Create1
│ ├── Drafts
│ ├── Inbox
...
Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Folders": [    
            {
                "unreadCount": 1, 
                "name": "Inbox", 
                "childrenFolderCount": 1, 
                "totalCount": 44, 
                "changeKey": "**********fefsduQi0", 
                "id": "*******VyFtlFDSAFDSFDAAA="
            }
            ...
        ]
    }
}

14. Get items of a folder

Retrieves items from a specified folder in a mailbox. The items are ordered by the item created time, most recent is first.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-get-items-from-folder

Input
Argument Name Description Required
folder-path The folder path from which to get the items. Required
limit Maximum number of items to return. Optional
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to apply the command. Optional
is-public Whether the folder is a Public Folder. Default is 'False'. Optional
get-internal-items If the email item contains another email as an attachment (EML or MSG file), whether to retrieve the EML/MSG file attachment. Can be "yes" or "no". Default is "no". Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.itemId string The item ID of the email.
EWS.Items.hasAttachments boolean Whether the email has attachments.
EWS.Items.datetimeReceived date Received time of the email.
EWS.Items.datetimeSent date Sent time of the email.
EWS.Items.headers Unknown Email headers (list).
EWS.Items.sender string Sender mail address of the email.
EWS.Items.subject string Subject of the email.
EWS.Items.textBody string Body of the email (as text).
EWS.Items.size number Email size.
EWS.Items.toRecipients Unknown Email recipients addresses (list).
EWS.Items.receivedBy Unknown Received by address of the email.
EWS.Items.messageId string Email message ID.
EWS.Items.body string Body of the email (as HTML).
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentId unknown Attachment ID of file attachment.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentId unknown Attachment ID of the item attachment.
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentName unknown Attachment name of the file attachment.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentName unknown Attachment name of the item attachment.
Email.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentName unknown Attachment name of the item attachment.
EWS.Items.isRead String The read status of the email.

Command Example 
!ews-get-items-from-folder folder-path=Test target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com limit=1
Human Readable Output
sender subject hasAttachments datetimeReceived receivedBy author toRecipients itemId
test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com Get Attachment Email true 2019-08-11T10:57:37Z test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com AAFSFSFFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAsfw+jAAA=

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "body": "<html>\r\n<head>\r\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\">\r\n<style type=\"text/css\" style=\"display:none;\"><!-- P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;} --></style>\r\n</head>\r\n<body dir=\"ltr\">\r\n<div id=\"divtagdefaultwrapper\" style=\"font-size:12pt;color:#000000;font-family:Calibri,Helvetica,sans-serif;\" dir=\"ltr\">\r\n<p style=\"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0\">Some text inside email</p>\r\n</div>\r\n</body>\r\n</html>\r\n", 
            "itemId": "AAFSFSFFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAsfw+jAAA=", 
            "toRecipients": [
                "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com"
            ], 
            "datetimeCreated": "2019-08-11T10:57:37Z", 
            "datetimeReceived": "2019-08-11T10:57:37Z", 
            "author": "test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "hasAttachments": true, 
            "size": 21435, 
            "subject": "Get Attachment Email", 
            "FileAttachments": [
                {
                    "attachmentName": "atta1.rtf", 
                    "attachmentSHA256": "cd81097bcvdiojf3407a00308b48039e31a44a1c4fdnfkdknce36e4f", 
                    "attachmentType": "FileAttachment", 
                    "attachmentSize": 535, 
                    "attachmentId": "AAFSFSFFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAsfw+jAAABEgAQAEyq1TB2nKBLpKUiFUJ5Geg=", 
                    "attachmentIsInline": false, 
                    "attachmentLastModifiedTime": "2019-08-11T11:06:02+00:00", 
                    "attachmentContentLocation": null, 
                    "attachmentContentType": "text/rtf", 
                    "originalItemId": "AAFSFSFFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMGAACyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAAsfw+jAAA=", 
                    "attachmentContentId": null
                }
            ], 
            "headers": [
                {
                    "name": "Subject", 
                    "value": "Get Attachment Email"
                },
                ...
                            ], 
            "isRead": true, 
            "messageId": "<message_id>", 
            "receivedBy": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "datetimeSent": "2019-08-11T10:57:36Z", 
            "lastModifiedTime": "2019-08-11T11:13:59Z", 
            "mailbox": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "importance": "Normal", 
            "textBody": "Some text inside email\r\n", 
            "sender": "test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com"
        }
    }
}

15. Get items

Retrieves items by item ID.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-get-items

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-ids A CSV list of item IDs. Required
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to run the command on. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.itemId string The email item ID.
EWS.Items.hasAttachments boolean Whether the email has attachments.
EWS.Items.datetimeReceived date Received time of the email.
EWS.Items.datetimeSent date Sent time of the email.
EWS.Items.headers Unknown Email headers (list).
EWS.Items.sender string Sender mail address of the email.
EWS.Items.subject string Subject of the email.
EWS.Items.textBody string Body of the email (as text).
EWS.Items.size number Email size.
EWS.Items.toRecipients Unknown Email recipients addresses (list).
EWS.Items.receivedBy Unknown Received by address of the email.
EWS.Items.messageId string Email message ID.
EWS.Items.body string Body of the email (as HTML).
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentId unknown Attachment ID of the file attachment.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentId unknown Attachment ID of the item attachment.
EWS.Items.FileAttachments.attachmentName unknown Attachment name of the file attachment.
EWS.Items.ItemAttachments.attachmentName unknown Attachment name of the item attachment.
EWS.Items.isRead String The read status of the email.
Email.CC String Email addresses CC'ed to the email.
Email.BCC String Email addresses BCC'ed to the email.
Email.To String The recipient of the email.
Email.From String The sender of the email.
Email.Subject String The subject of the email.
Email.Text String The plain-text version of the email.
Email.HTML String The HTML version of the email.
Email.HeadersMap String The headers of the email.

Command Example 
!ews-get-items item-ids=AAMkADQ0NmFkODFkLWQ4MDEtNDFDFZjNTMxNwBGAAAAAAA4kxhFFAfxw+jAAA= target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output

Identical outputs to ews-get-items-from-folder command.

16. Move an item to a different mailbox

Moves an item from one mailbox to a different mailbox.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-move-item-between-mailboxes

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-id The item ID to move. Required
destination-folder-path The folder in the destination mailbox to which to move the item. You can specify a complex path, for example, "Inbox\Phishing". Required
destination-mailbox The mailbox to which to move the item. Required
source-mailbox The mailbox from which to move the item (conventionally called the "target-mailbox", the target mailbox on which to run the command). Optional
is-public Whether the destination folder is a Public Folder. Default is "False". Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.movedToMailbox string The mailbox to which the item was moved.
EWS.Items.movedToFolder string The folder to which the item was moved.
EWS.Items.action string The action taken on the item. The value will be "moved".

Command Example 
!ews-move-item-between-mailboxes item-id=AAMkAGY3OTQyMzMzLWYxNjktNDE0My05NFSFSyNzBkNABGAAAAAACYCKjWAjq/zTrN6vWSzK4OWAAK2ISFSA= destination-folder-path=Moving destination-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com source-mailbox=test2@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output

Item was moved successfully.

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "movedToMailbox": "test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com", 
            "movedToFolder": "Moving"
        }
    }
}

17. Get a folder

Retrieves a single folder.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-get-folder

Input
Argument Name Description Required
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to apply the search. Optional
folder-path The path of the folder to retrieve. If empty, will retrieve the folder "AllItems". Optional
is-public Whether the folder is a Public Folder. Default is "False". Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Folders.id string Folder ID.
EWS.Folders.name string Folder name.
EWS.Folders.changeKey string Folder change key.
EWS.Folders.totalCount number Total number of emails in the folder.
EWS.Folders.childrenFolderCount number Number of sub-folders.
EWS.Folders.unreadCount number Number of unread emails in the folder.

Command Example 
!ews-get-folder folder-path=demistoEmail target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
changeKey childrenFolderCount id name totalCount unreadCount
***yFtCdJSH 0 AAMkADQ0NmFkODFkLWQ4MDEtNDE4Mi1hN2NlsjflsjfSF= demistoEmail 1 0

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Folders": {
            "unreadCount": 0, 
            "name": "demistoEmail", 
            "childrenFolderCount": 0, 
            "totalCount": 1, 
            "changeKey": "***yFtCdJSH", 
            "id": "AAMkADQ0NmFkODFkLWQ4MDEtNDE4Mi1hN2NlsjflsjfSF="
        }
    }
}

18. Initiate a compliance search

Starts a new compliance search. For additional information about new compliance searches, see the Additional Information section.

Required Permissions

You need to be assigned permissions in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center before you can use these commands. For more information, see Permissions in Office 365 Security & Compliance Center .

Base Command

ews-o365-start-compliance-search

Input
Argument Name Description Required
query Query to use to find emails. Required

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.ComplianceSearch.Name string The name of the compliance search.
EWS.ComplianceSearch.Status string The status of the compliance search.

Command Example 
!ews-o365-start-compliance-search query="subject:"Wanted Email""
Human Readable Output

Search started: DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "ComplianceSearch": {
            "Status": "Starting", 
            "Name": "DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf"
        }
    }
}

19. Get the status and results of a compliance search

Returns the status and results of a compliance search. For additional information about new compliance searches, see the Additional Information section.

Required Permissions

You need to be assigned permissions in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center before you can use this cmdlet. For more information, see Permissions in Office 365 Security & Compliance Center .

Base Command

ews-o365-get-compliance-search

Input
Argument Name Description Required
search-name The name of the compliance search. Required

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.ComplianceSearch.Status Unknown The status of the compliance search.

Command Example 
!ews-o365-get-compliance-search search-name=DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf
Human Readable Output
Location Item count Total size
test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com 0 0
...

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "ComplianceSearch": {
            "Status": "Completed", 
            "Name": "DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf"
        }
    }
}

20. Purge compliance search results

Purges the results found in the compliance search. For additional information about new compliance searches, see the Additional Information section.

Required Permissions

You need to be assigned permissions in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center before you can use this cmdlet. For more information, see Permissions in Office 365 Security & Compliance Center .

Base Command

ews-o365-purge-compliance-search-results

Input
Argument Name Description Required
search-name The name of the compliance search. Required

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.ComplianceSearch.Status string The status of the compliance search.

Command Example 
!ews-o365-purge-compliance-search-results search-name=DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf
Human Readable Output

Search DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf status: Purging

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "ComplianceSearch": {
            "Status": "Purging", 
            "Name": "DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf"
        }
    }
}

21. Remove a compliance search

Removes the compliance search. For additional information about new compliance searches, see the Additional Information section.

Required Permissions

You need to be assigned permissions in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center before you can use this cmdlet. For more information, see Permissions in Office 365 Security & Compliance Center .

Base Command

ews-o365-remove-compliance-search

Input
Argument Name Description Required
search-name The name of the compliance search. Required
Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.ComplianceSearch.Status string The status of the compliance search.

Command Example 
!ews-o365-remove-compliance-search search-name=DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf
Human Readable Output

Search DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf status: Removed

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "ComplianceSearch": {
            "Status": "Removed", 
            "Name": "DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf"
        }
    }
}

22. Get the purge status of a compliance search

Checks the status of the purge operation on the compliance search. For additional information about new compliance searches, see the Additional Information section.

Required Permissions

You need to be assigned permissions in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center before you can use this cmdlet. For more information, see Permissions in Office 365 Security & Compliance Center .

Base Command

ews-o365-get-compliance-search-purge-status

Input
Argument Name Description Required
search-name The name of the compliance search. Required
Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.ComplianceSearch.Status Unknown The status of the compliance search.

Command Example 
!ews-o365-get-compliance-search-purge-status search-name=DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf
Human Readable Output

Search DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf status: Purged

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "ComplianceSearch": {
            "Status": "Purged", 
            "Name": "DemistoSearch67e67371d0004c46bebfa3219b5a14bf"
        }
    }
}

23. Get auto-discovery information

Returns the auto-discovery information. Can be used to manually configure the Exchange Server.

Base Command

ews-get-autodiscovery-config

Input

There are no input arguments for this command.

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example 
!ews-get-autodiscovery-config
Human Readable Output
api_version auth_type build service_endpoint
Exchange2016 ### . .****.** https://outlook.office365.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx

24. Expand a distribution list

Expands a distribution list to display all members. By default, expands only the first layer of the distribution list. If recursive-expansion is "True", the command expands nested distribution lists and returns all members.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights required. In order to perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-expand-group

Input
Argument Name Description Required
email-address Email address of the group to expand. Required
recursive-expansion Whether to enable recursive expansion. Default is "False". Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example 
!ews-expand-group email-address="TestPublic" recursive-expansion="False"
Human Readable Output
displayName mailbox mailboxType
John Wick john@wick.com Mailbox

Context Example 
{
    "EWS.ExpandGroup": {
        "name": "TestPublic", 
        "members": [
            {
                "mailboxType": "Mailbox", 
                "displayName": "John Wick", 
                "mailbox": "john@wick.com"
            }
        ]
    }
}

25. Mark items as read

Marks items as read or unread.

Required Permissions

Impersonation rights are required. To perform actions on the target mailbox of other users, the service account must be part of the ApplicationImpersonation role.

Base Command

ews-mark-items-as-read

Input
Argument Name Description Required
item-ids A CSV list of item IDs. Required
operation How to mark the item. Can be "read" or "unread". Default is "read". Optional
target-mailbox The mailbox on which to run the command. If empty, the command will be applied on the default mailbox. Optional

Context Output
Path Type Description
EWS.Items.action String The action that was performed on the item.
EWS.Items.itemId String The ID of the item.
EWS.Items.messageId String The message ID of the item.

Command Example 
!ews-mark-items-as-read item-ids=AAMkADQ0NFSffU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMnpkUAAAfxw+jAAA= operation=read target-mailbox=test@demistodev.onmicrosoft.com
Human Readable Output
action itemId messageId
marked-as-read AAMkADQ0NFSffU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMnpkUAAAfxw+jAAA= <message_id>

Context Example 
{
    "EWS": {
        "Items": {
            "action": "marked-as-read", 
            "itemId": "AAMkADQ0NFSffU3wX3aBwCyyVyFtlsUQZfBJebinpkUAAABjKMnpkUAAAfxw+jAAA= ", 
            "messageId": "<message_id>"
        }
    }
}
### ews-get-items-as-eml *** Retrieves items by item ID and uploads it's content as eml file. #### Base Command `ews-get-items-as-eml` #### Input | **Argument Name** | **Description** | **Required** | | --- | --- | --- | | item-id | The item ID of item to upload as and EML file. | Required | | target-mailbox | The mailbox in which this email was found. If empty, the default mailbox is used. Otherwise the user might require impersonation rights to this mailbox. | Optional | #### Context Output | **Path** | **Type** | **Description** | | --- | --- | --- | | File.Size | String | The size of the file. | | File.SHA1 | String | The SHA1 hash of the file. | | File.SHA256 | String | The SHA256 hash of the file. | | File.SHA512 | String | The SHA512 hash of the file. | | File.Name | String | The name of the file. | | File.SSDeep | String | The SSDeep hash of the file. | | File.EntryID | String | EntryID of the file | | File.Info | String | Information about the file. | | File.Type | String | The file type. | | File.MD5 | String | The MD5 hash of the file. | | File.Extension | String | The extension of the file. |

Additional Information

EWS Permissions

To perform actions on mailboxes of other users, and to execute searches on the Exchange server, you need specific permissions. For a comparison between Delegate and Impersonation permissions, see the Microsoft documentation .

Permission Use Case How to Configure
Delegate One-to-one relationship between users. Read more here .
Impersonation A single account needs to access multiple mailboxes. Read more here .
eDiscovery Search the Exchange server. Read more here .
Compliance Search Perform searches across mailboxes and get an estimate of the results. Read more here .

New-Compliance Search

The EWS v2 integration uses remote ps-session to run commands of compliance search as part of Office 365. To check if your account can connect to Office 365 Security & Compliance Center via powershell, check the following steps . New-Compliance search is a long-running task which has no limitation of searched mailboxes and therefore the suggestion is to use Office 365 Search and Delete playbook. New-Compliance search returns statistics of matched content search query and doesn't return preview of found emails in contrast to ews-search-mailboxes command.

Troubleshooting

For troubleshooting information, see the EWS V2 Troubleshooting .

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