The Get-MsolSubscription cmdlet is part of the MSOnline module, which is used to manage Microsoft 365 services. This cmdlet allows administrators to view information about the subscriptions associated with their Microsoft 365 tenant. While the Get-MsolSubscription cmdlet is not inherently a Windows environment command, it can be run on a Windows system using PowerShell. This article will guide you through the process of installing the necessary modules and using the Get-MsolSubscription cmdlet to manage your Microsoft 365 subscriptions.

Examples:

1. Installing the MSOnline Module:
Before you can use the Get-MsolSubscription cmdlet, you need to install the MSOnline module. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the following command:

   Install-Module -Name MSOnline

2. Connecting to Microsoft 365:
After installing the MSOnline module, you need to connect to your Microsoft 365 tenant. Use the Connect-MsolService cmdlet to sign in:

   Connect-MsolService

You will be prompted to enter your Microsoft 365 admin credentials.

3. Retrieving Subscription Information:
Once connected, you can use the Get-MsolSubscription cmdlet to retrieve information about your subscriptions:

   Get-MsolSubscription

This command will display details about each subscription, such as the subscription ID, status, and service plan.

4. Filtering Subscription Information:
You can filter the subscription information to display specific details. For example, to get the status of each subscription, use the following command:

   Get-MsolSubscription | Select-Object -Property SubscriptionId, Status

5. Exporting Subscription Information:
If you need to export the subscription information to a CSV file for reporting purposes, you can use the Export-Csv cmdlet:

   Get-MsolSubscription | Select-Object -Property SubscriptionId, Status, ServiceStatus | Export-Csv -Path "C:\Subscriptions.csv" -NoTypeInformation