Want to export all mailboxes from Exchange? Or need to look up the mailbox settings from a particular user? With the cmdlet Get-Mailbox in PowerShell, we can quickly extract all information that we need from the Exchange Online server. You can find pretty much all … Read moreHow to use Get-Mailbox in PowerShell
Hashtables in PowerShell can be used to store information in a structured manner. This is done by using key/value pairs allowing you to easily extract the needed information from the hashtable. You can compare a hashtable in PowerShell with an associative array if you want. … Read morePowerShell HashTable – Everything you need to know
PowerShell is really powerful and can make your daily work a lot easier. With all the modules that you can load, there are a lot of PowerShell commands. But what are the PowerShell commands that you must know? Some of the commands you might already … Read moreTop 10 PowerShell Commands that you Must Know
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
Shared mailboxes in Microsoft 365 can be converted (back) to a user mailbox. This can be necessary when you need to access the mailbox directly (from an application or specific device) or accidentally convert the wrong user mailbox to a shared mailbox. Keep in mind … Read moreHow to Convert Shared Mailbox to User Mailbox
When a user leaves the organization you might want to keep the mailbox available so other users can access it. Leaving a user mailbox active requires an Exchange Online license, but when you convert the mailbox to a shared mailbox, a license is not needed. … Read moreHow to Convert User Mailbox to Shared Mailbox
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
