Do you want to get more out of your PowerShell? Then make sure you configure your PowerShell Profile to boost your PowerShell console. The PowerShell Profile is a script that runs when you open PowerShell. It allows you to load PowerShell scripts or modules automatically, … Read moreHow to Create a PowerShell Profile – Step-by-Step
Do you know how much OneDrive storage your users are using? Probably not, and in most cases, it also doesn’t really matter. They get 1TB of storage with most Microsoft 365 plans and the data is only synced with their own devices. But when you … Read moreGet OneDrive Storage Metrics Report with PowerShell
Keeping track of your Office 365 Mailbox sizes is important. You don’t want the mailboxes of your users to reach their send and receive quota, to prevent errors like “Mailbox size limit Exceeded”. With the help of PowerShell, we can create an Office 365 Mailbox … Read moreOffice 365 Mailbox Size Report with PowerShell
The PowerShell version that you have installed determines the cmdlets and features that you can use. But how do you know which version you have installed? Well, with a single PowerShell command. Check PowerShell Version If you want a more user-friendly layout then you can … Read moreEasy method to Check your PowerShell Version
PowerShell is a great scripting language to write all kinds of scripts. But did you know that you can also download a file with PowerShell? You can use PowerShell to download single or multiple files from the internet. There are a couple of methods when … Read moreHow to Download a File with PowerShell
With PowerShell, you can extract all kinds of information from services like Active Directory or Microsoft 365. But sometimes you need to process this information further in Excel or another system. To do this we can use the Export-CSV function in PowerShell. The Export-CSV function … Read moreHow to use Export-CSV in PowerShell
Do you need to manage a remote server or network device? Then you are probably using SSH to connect and manage them. The SSH protocol allows you to connect securely to a remote device over an unsecured network (internet). To use SSH most people use … Read morePowerShell SSH Client and Remoting Explained
Azure AD Enterprise Applications are a great way to connect third-party applications to your Azure Active Directory. Depending on your Azure AD plan you can assign either single users to an application or complete groups. With Azure AD Plan 1 you can only assign users, … Read moreAssign Users to Azure AD Application with PowerShell
Azure Automation is one of the most popular tools to run PowerShell scripts in the cloud. You can not only manage your Azure enviroment with the runbooks, but also you Microsoft Office 365 tenant, for example. Automation is a key part of IT, and as … Read moreUse Azure Automation and PowerShell to Automate Office 365 Tasks
Sometimes you will need to pause your PowerShell script for a couple of seconds. For example when you are using a do while loop to check if a server is back online. To do this we can use the PowerShell Start Sleep cmdlet. With this … Read morePowershell Sleep – Pause your Script
