Do you need to get all the groups in your Active Directory or just need to find the location of the one group that is hiding somewhere in an OU? In PowerShell, we can use the Get-ADGroup cmdlet to quickly extract all information about our … Read moreHow to use Get-ADGroup in PowerShell
In Exchange Online we can share whole mailboxes with other users. But what if you want to share only a folder? Or only the calendar in Outlook? We can set the permissions in Outlook, but as an admin, we can also use the Add and … Read moreHow to Add or Set MailboxFolderPermission with PowerShell
Keeping track of your user’s MFA Status is important to keep your tenant protected. For now, we can still use the Msol module for this in PowerShell, but Microsoft is planning to retire this module. So I have recreated my successful MFA Status script with … Read moreGet MFA Status of Office 365 users with Microsoft Graph
Need to export all computers from an OU, or look up a computer in your Active Directory? Or do you want to count how many computers you have? We can use the Get-ADComputer cmdlet in PowerShell to quickly extract computer information from the AD. The … Read moreHow to use Get-ADComputer in PowerShell
The Contains operator in PowerShell is a bit of a strange one. You probably want to check if a string contains a particular word or character. The -contains operator sounds the most logical one to use, but is it? In PowerShell, the contains operator, doesn’t … Read moreHow to use PowerShell String Contains
We can use PowerShell to copy a file from one location to another with the Copy-Item cmdlet. The location can be another local folder or a remote computer. Besides files, we can also copy complete folders with subfolders and content. And it’s even possible to … Read moreHow to Copy a File in PowerShell with Copy-Item
The Set-Mailbox cmdlet in PowerShell allows us to change mailbox settings in Exchange Server and Exchange Online. We can use the cmdlet for example to change mailbox quotas, add an alias to the mailbox, set folder permissions, or even change the mailbox language. In this … Read moreSet-Mailbox – Change Mailbox settings with PowerShell
We all know the Net Use command that we can use to map network drives from the command line. Although we can use Net Use in PowerShell, there is a more powerful alternative, the New-PSDrive cmdlet. With the New-PSDrive cmdlet, we cannot only map network … Read moreNew-PSDrive – How to use PowerShell Net Use alternative
When you need to create a local user in Windows 10 or 11 you can use the User Accounts control panel. But we can also use PowerShell to create a new local user. This way we can easily automate creating a local account on Windows … Read moreHow to Create a New Local User with PowerShell
When you need to add multiple users to an Active Directory group then using PowerShell is really your best option. Instead of looking up all the users manually, you can quickly add users to the group with PowerShell. Adding or removing users from AD groups … Read moreHow to Add User to Group in PowerShell with Add-ADGroupMember
