Every user, computer, container, or OU in the Active Directory is an object. For each of those are dedicated cmdlets that we can use to retrieve or update information. But to get deleted objects we will need to use the Get-ADObject cmdlet. The Get-ADObject cmdlet … Read moreGet-ADObject – How to Find and Export AD Objects with PowerShell
The PowerShell Switch statement allows you to test against multiple conditions. You can compare the switch statements with multiple if statements, only in a simpler and cleaner way. What most people don’t know is that a switch statement isn’t limited to a single condition. You … Read moreHow to use the PowerShell Switch Statement
Deleting files and cleaning up directories can be a time-consuming task, especially when you need to perform the same task on multiple computers regularly. But with PowerShell, we can create small scripts that will delete a file quickly and efficiently by using the Remove-Item cmdlet. … Read moreHow to Delete a File with PowerShell Remove-Item
Azure resources, like Azure Automation or Azure Virtual Machines, often need to have access to other resources. For example, when accessing the Azure AD from within a Runbook. To grant access, you usually need accounts, passwords, or certificates. But you don’t want to store this … Read moreHow to use Azure Managed Identity
If-Else statements are the basis of any programming language, also in PowerShell. They are used to test if a condition is met, allowing you to perform different actions based on the result. Multiple conditions, if-not statements, and else-if statements give you a variety of options … Read moreHow to use PowerShell If Else Statements
When working with files or folders in PowerShell, it’s important to test if the path exists, before you try to read or save contents. This is where the Test-Path cmdlet comes in. It checks if all elements of a path exist and returns $true or … Read moreHow to use Test-Path cmdlet in PowerShell
The Get-Content cmdlet can be used to retrieve the contents from a file in PowerShell. It will retrieve the contents one line at a time, storing them in an array. This allows you to use or process each line in your PowerShell script. Get-Content comes … Read moreHow to use PowerShell Get-Content to Read a File
SharePoint Online is a great tool to store and share files, collaborate on projects, and communicate with team members. However, as the amount of data stored in SharePoint Online grows, you will probably run out of storage space. You can buy additional storage in SharePoint … Read moreHow to Archive SharePoint Online?
PowerShell Arrays are used to store a collection of items. They are a fundamental part of PowerShell, or any programming language because they allow you to store and structure a collection of items into a single variable. We can then use the array to perform … Read moreHow to Use PowerShell Array – Complete Guide
When outputting data from PowerShell you often need to concatenate two or more strings or variables. Joining strings in PowerShell is primarily done using the + operator. But there are other ways to concatenate strings as well. The problem with joining strings or variables in … Read moreHow to Concatenate a String in PowerShell
