The Active Directory is our main source when it comes to managing user accounts. The management console is great for looking up a single user, but when we need more, then the Get-ADUser cmdlet in PowerShell is much more powerful. … Read moreGet-ADUser – How to Find and Export AD Users with PowerShell
Do you need to replace a string or character in PowerShell? Or do you want to insert complete text blocks into a file? Then the replace function in PowerShell is what you are looking for. With Replace method or -replace … Read moreHow to use PowerShell Replace to replace a String
When working with PowerShell we can use CSV files to import data into systems or to use it as a reference list, of users, for example, to update or get settings. To do this we use the Import-CSV function in … Read moreHow to use Import-CSV in PowerShell
Active Directory Groups allow you to easily assign permissions or software to your users. But how do you get all members of a group? To export or update all users of an ADGroup we can use the Get-ADGroupMember cmdlet in … Read moreHow to use Get-ADGroupMember in PowerShell
Threat policies in Exchange Online prevent phishing emails and malware from ending up in the user’s mailbox. But sometimes legitimate emails end up in the spam folder as well. Although users can mark them as a safe sender manually in … Read moreHow to Whitelist an Email Address in Office 365
Need to update multiple users in your Active Directory? Or looking for a more efficient way of modifying users’ properties? Then the Set-ADuser cmdlet in PowerShell is really going to help you. We have all learned to manage our users … Read moreHow to use Set-ADUser in PowerShell
PowerShell scripts are a great way to automate tasks, gather information, or modify properties in bulk. Most PowerShell commands are only a single line that you can just copy and paste into PowerShell. But how do you run a complete … Read moreHow-to Run a PowerShell Script – All Options Explained
How do you keep track of mailbox permissions in Exchange Online? Adding new permissions is easy and done quickly, but removing obsolete permissions is often forgotten. To keep track we want to get a report with all mailbox folder permissions. … Read moreHow to Get Mailbox Permissions with PowerShell – including CSV Report
Sending emails from a scanner or web application can always be challenging. You don’t want to use a mailbox (with username and password) for this, but preferable an SMTP server that sends the mail for you. This is where we … Read moreHow to Setup SMTP Relay in Office 365
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 … Read moreHow to Create a PowerShell Profile – Step-by-Step
