Powershell is an absolute necessity for any Windows sysadmin. Ill provide scripts to help you automate repetitive tasks.
With the newer release of the Powershell Module for Exchange Online I wanted to take the time to show you folks how to get that installed on your system. Microsoft claims that it is more reliable and faster than its… Continue Reading
Recently I was checking out my Azure tenant to see which mobile devices are currently in play. This reason for this was to see if there were any stale devices that can be deleted or if there were devices of… Continue Reading
Time and time again whenever I’m working with multiple files or working on a script, I need to programmatically use Powershell to replace text in a file. The question I usually ask myself is how can I make Powershell do… Continue Reading
A while back I posted my initial script to find the users that are logged into a server and log them off remotely. That was several years ago and I thought I would take another crack at it to try… Continue Reading
The other day I got some alerts saying that one of our file servers was running out of space. Typically, I would just go into VMware vCenter, expand the disk and call it a day. The problem was that this… Continue Reading
A while back I posted a Powershell script to check password expiration’s in your domain. It worked and it got the job done but as I got better with Powershell I decided to take another look at it and refine… Continue Reading
It might come in handy from time to time to drill down on a manager’s direct reports in Active Directory. A good use case is if a director or VP wants to send an email to all of their direct… Continue Reading
Clutter is a feature in Office 365 that moves all of your low priority emails out of your inbox into a dedicated folder. The problem is that some legitimate emails might be marked as low priority and inadvertently be sent… Continue Reading
In this day and age the use of SSL certificates are an excellent method for connecting to anything securely. The majority of sites you browse have that ‘lock’ icon enabled, meaning that you’ve successfully created an encrypted tunnel between yourself… Continue Reading
Anytime you’re working with multiple objects its always a good idea to try and streamline the process. In this article I’m going to show you how to add multiple computers to SCCM collection using Powershell as well as make an… Continue Reading