If you’re familiar with Azure Automation and Graph API, you may have noticed that it may be a bit cumbersome to install the Microsoft.Graph PowerShell module in an Automation account. Since the Graph API module has over 30 sub modules… Continue Reading
In a previous post, I laid out detailed steps on how to connect to Microsoft Graph API using PowerShell. This is using the PowerShell SDK running on a machine that’s not in Azure. This method uses a client secret or… Continue Reading
Groups are essential to the management of resources in any platform and it’s helpful to use them instead of using individual users. Today we’re going to cover how to create a group in Graph API using the PowerShell SDK for… Continue Reading
As a Systems Engineer I am constantly looking for ways to improve processes as well as look for ways to automate everything I possibly can. As a general rule of thumb, I try to automate myself out of a job… Continue Reading
We all know it is best practice to enable Multi-Factor Authentication for your user base. However, as we may come to find out, not all MFA methods are created equal. Some methods rely on username and password (weak sauce), while… Continue Reading
Windows Hello for Business is a feature in Windows OS that is secure, phishing resistant and something every organization should strive to get 100% adoption. It is the perfect combination of organizational security and user convenience. Once enabled, your users… Continue Reading
If you’re looking to do some general house cleaning, a great first step is knowing how to delete user profiles in Windows 10. Removing user profiles in Windows is a great general practice and it helps keep the space to… Continue Reading
With the growing number of people migrating from the Azure AD module to Microsoft Graph API, it’s great to see some features finally become available via the command line interface .aka. PowerShell. Today we’ll cover step by step on how… Continue Reading
Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to block users from sending to external recipients in Office 365? If you have, just know that this can be done using Exchange Transport Rules, ETR for short. Today we’re going to cover… Continue Reading
If you’re hosting Microsoft Exchange server on-premises, you’ve probably realized that it is pretty critical to ensure those services are up and running. In the event that some services are not running, it’s always good to know how to restart… Continue Reading