Expired or Invalid pagination request

1. Reduce Query Scope:
   • Narrow the scope of the Get-Mailbox command to process fewer objects at a time (e.g., use filters like -Filter or -RecipientTypeDetails).
   • Example: powershellCopyGet-Mailbox -ResultSize 100 -Filter {RecipientTypeDetails -eq 'UserMailbox'}
2. Increase Timeout Settings:
   • Adjust the timeout settings for the Exchange Online session to prevent session drops.
   • Example: powershellCopy$PSSession = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential (Get-Credential) -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection Set-PSSessionOption -IdleTimeout 3600000
3. Handle Pagination Properly:
   • If your script paginates results, ensure it processes each page within the 30-minute token expiry.
   • Use -ResultSize Unlimited cautiously, as it may exacerbate the issue with large datasets. Instead, paginate manually: powershellCopy$mailboxes = Get-Mailbox -ResultSize 1000 while ($mailboxes) { # Process mailboxes $mailboxes = Get-Mailbox -ResultSize 1000 -SkipToken $mailboxes.NextPageToken ``}
4. Reconnect to Exchange Online:
   • Re-establish the session to refresh the pagination token: powershellCopyConnect-ExchangeOnline -UserPrincipalName <YourUPN> -ShowProgress $true
5. Check for Script Errors:
   • Inspect the script at the referenced file (C:\Users\127079\AppData\Local\Temp\tmpEXO_nyok0szv.zqj\tmpEXO_nyok0szv.zqj.psm1:1189) for issues in how it handles errors or pagination.
   • Ensure the script isn't stuck in a loop or making excessive API calls.
6. Update PowerShell Modules:
   • Ensure you’re using the latest version of the Exchange Online Management module: powershellCopyUpdate-Module -Name ExchangeOnlineManagement
7. Monitor API Rate Limits:
   • Excessive API calls may lead to throttling. Check if your script is hitting rate limits and introduce delays if needed: powershellCopyStart-Sleep -Milliseconds 500
8. Check Network Stability:
   • Verify your network connection is stable to avoid session interruptions.

Additional Recommendations:

• Error Logging: Add logging to your script to capture detailed error information for debugging: powershellCopytry { Get-Mailbox -ResultSize 1000 -ErrorAction Stop } catch { Write-Host "Error: $_" -ForegroundColor Red # Log to file $_ | Out-File -FilePath "C:\Logs\MailboxError.log" -Append ``}

1. Reduce Query Scope:
   • Narrow the scope of the Get-Mailbox command to process fewer objects at a time (e.g., use filters like -Filter or -RecipientTypeDetails).

     - Example: powershellCopy`Get-Mailbox`` ``-ResultSize`` ``100`` ``-Filter`` {RecipientTypeDetails ``-eq`` ``'UserMailbox'``}` 
     

2. Increase Timeout Settings:

• Adjust the timeout settings for the Exchange Online session to prevent session drops.
  • Example: powershellCopy$PSSession`` = ``New-PSSession`` ``-ConfigurationName`` Microsoft.Exchange ``-ConnectionUri`` https://outlook.office365.com/powershell``-liveid``/ ``-Credential`` (``Get-Credential``) ``-Authentication`` Basic ``-AllowRedirection`` ``Set-PSSessionOption`` ``-IdleTimeout`` ``3600000
  1. Handle Pagination Properly:
     • If your script paginates results, ensure it processes each page within the 30-minute token expiry.

       - Use -ResultSize Unlimited cautiously, as it may exacerbate the issue with large datasets. Instead, paginate manually: powershellCopy`$mailboxes`` = ``Get-Mailbox`` ``-ResultSize`` ``1000`` ``while`` (``$mailboxes``) {     `*`# Process mailboxes`*`     ``$mailboxes`` = ``Get-Mailbox`` ``-ResultSize`` ``1000`` ``-SkipToken`` ``$mailboxes``.NextPageToken }` 
       
       1. **Reconnect to Exchange Online**: 
       
             - Re-establish the session to refresh the pagination token: powershellCopy`Connect-ExchangeOnline`` ``-UserPrincipalName`` <YourUPN> ``-ShowProgress`` ``$true` 
       
             1. **Check for Script Errors**: 
       
                   - Inspect the script at the referenced file (C:\Users\127079\AppData\Local\Temp\tmpEXO_nyok0szv.zqj\tmpEXO_nyok0szv.zqj.psm1:1189) for issues in how it handles errors or pagination.
       
                         - Ensure the script isn't stuck in a loop or making excessive API calls.
       
                         1. **Update PowerShell Modules**: 
       
                               - Ensure you’re using the latest version of the Exchange Online Management module: powershellCopy`Update-Module`` ``-Name`` ExchangeOnlineManagement` 
       
                               1. **Monitor API Rate Limits**: 
       
                                     - Excessive API calls may lead to throttling. Check if your script is hitting rate limits and introduce delays if needed: powershellCopy`Start-Sleep`` ``-Milliseconds`` ``500` 
       
                                     1. **Check Network Stability**: 
       
                                           - Verify your network connection is stable to avoid session interruptions.
       
                                           - Additional Recommendations:
       

• Error Logging: Add logging to your script to capture detailed error information for debugging: powershellCopytry`` { ``Get-Mailbox`` ``-ResultSize`` ``1000`` ``-ErrorAction`` Stop } ``catch`` { ``Write-Host`` ``"Error: $_"`` ``-ForegroundColor`` Red # Log to file ``$_`` | ``Out-File`` ``-FilePath`` ``"C:\Logs\MailboxError.log"`` ``-Append`` }