19 September, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
Using Windows PowerShell to manage Office 365 may seem odd at first. After all, cloud solutions promise simplicity and ease of use — adjectives rarely used in connection with Windows PowerShell. But bear with me. In this article, I’ll show you the ten most useful Office 365 PowerShell cmdlets...
18 September, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
To help admins manage local users and groups with PowerShell more easily, Microsoft provides a cmdlet collection called Microsoft.PowerShell.LocalAccounts. Previously, you had to download and import it into PowerShell explicitly, and also install Windows Management Framework 5.1; in the Windows...
11 September, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
Administrators can perform all typical registry operations using either the old-good “Regedit” user interface or the reg.exe utility. But there is another option — Windows PowerShell. PowerShell provides a large set of tools for interacting with the Microsoft Windows registry, either on the...
30 July, 2018 |
Russell Smith
The Active Directory GUI management tools, like Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC), are fine for performing operations against single accounts. But when you need to deal with multiple AD accounts, PowerShell is a more flexible tool. In this post, I’ll show you how to use PowerShell to...
10 July, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
Before a user can log into a computer and access network and domain-based resources, that computer must be a member of the Active Directory environment. In this guide, you’ll find out how to automate daily tasks related to computer accounts, such how to easily create, rename and remove accounts....
