I recently had to do an audit to log any changes that were made to public DNS records and I found that there was nothing out there that really that suited my needs. Therefore, I wrote my own Powershell script… Continue Reading
With the recent announcement of the Azure AD API deprecation, I’ve made an effort to try and migrate all of my scripts to use Microsoft Graph API. Microsoft Graph API is the latest standard for managing everything Microsoft 365 and… Continue Reading
Wow! I must say this is a preview that I’ve been waiting to go public for quite some time. Microsoft recently released a feature to show the application as well as the IP address location in your MFA push notifications.… Continue Reading
Microsoft has confirmed on multiple occasions that the Azure AD Graph Endpoint is deprecated and will be fully decommissioned in the future. This means that if you’re currently using the AzureAD (or AzureADPreview) Module(s) then after it’s deprecated, your scripts… Continue Reading
Imagine a scenario where you work for an organization that has just changed it name to something more user friendly. One of things that are asked of the SysAdmins is that they want to be able to change all UserPrincipalNames… Continue Reading
Get-ADUser, Arguably one of the most used cmdlets I use on a day to day basis. I’m sure the same goes for other sysadmins around the world if they’re managing a Windows environment. Today we’re going to do a deep… Continue Reading
If you recall a while back we published an article to Get PIM Role Assignment Status For Azure AD Using Powershell, and today we’re going to build on top of that to add Azure AD Roles Using PowerShell The… Continue Reading
Anytime you’re doing cleanup on a share or a local directory, it’s always a good idea to prep and find empty folders using Powershell. A good use case is if you’re going to permanently archive a folder, and you want… Continue Reading
Active Directory groups in general, are one of best ways to maintain access for a certain resource. This has been one of the most fundamental concepts since the beginning of time and now that people are getting more and more… Continue Reading
If you’ve upgraded or installed Windows 10 20H2 and later, you might have noticed a new item in your taskbar that gets enabled by default. I wasn’t particularly interested in seeing a huge weather forecast along with current news in… Continue Reading