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Using PowerShell Commands for SharePoint Online Management Shell
Most SharePoint administration functions are performed through the graphical portal interface. However, if you frequently perform the same tasks, you can automate them using PowerShell. Administrators...
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Managing Office 365 Using Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell
The Office 365 platform includes a PowerShell module that allows you to manage Office 365 organization settings, configure users and licenses from the Command prompt. As with Exchange, there are...
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How to Install and Configure SNMP Service on Windows 10?
Simple Network Management Protocol or SNMP is used for monitoring, event notification, and device management on the corporate networks. The protocol consists of a set of network management standards,...
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Changing Local and Active Directory User Password Using PowerShell
The administrator can change the password of the local users on the computer using the Local Users and Groups (lusrmgr.msc) graphic snap-in. To change the password of an AD domain user, the Active...
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Viewing Active Directory Groups Using DSGet Group
The dsget utility can be used to view various information about Active Directory catalog objects. In this article we will show how to use the dsget group command to list info about different groups in...
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How to Get List of Installed Programs in Windows 10?
In this simple guide we will show you two different ways of how to get list of installed programs in Windows 10, 8 or Windows 7 using built-in command line tools. When it may be necessary? For example,...
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Viewing Office 365 User Account Details Using Get-MsolUser
In this article we’ll show you how to get a various information about Office 365 user accounts using the Get-MsolUser PowerShell cmdlet. The Get-MsolUser cmdlet allows you to view the properties of one...
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How to Configure DHCP Conflict Resolution?
An IP address conflict occurs between two devices on the same LAN if both are assigned the same IP address. Than a conflict occurs on both devices (if they are running Windows family OSs), an error...
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Manage and Disable Windows Defender Using PowerShell
Windows Defender first appeared as an anti-virus utility for Windows XP. Since Vista it was built into all Microsoft OS as a protection against viruses, worms, trojans and other type of malicious...
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How to Run PowerShell Script on Remote Computer?
The functionality of remote command execution in PowerShell is called PowerShell Remoting (appeared in PowerShell 2.0) and is based on the capabilities of the Web Services for Management protocol...
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How to Remotely Enable Remote Desktop (RDP) Using PowerShell
The easiest way to enable Remote Desktop RD on the Windows OS family is to use the GUI. To do this, you need to open the “System” Control Panel item, go to the “Remote Settings” tab and enable the...
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Changing Active Directory krbtgt Account Password
Krbtgt user account is automatically created when promoting a new Active Directory domain. However, many AD administrators do not have sufficient knowledge of this account, which is very important from...
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How to Map a Network Drive in Windows 10?
In Windows you can connect any SMB network shared folder located on a remote computer or server as a mapped drive. In this way, you connect a NAS network drive, or a USB flash drive connected to your...
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PowerShell: Switch Statement Usage
Usually, an if-else construct is used to test conditions in PowerShell scripts. If you need to immediately check several conditions instead of doing complex constructions with if-else, it is much...
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Using WhatIf Parameter in PowerShell
The -WhatIf parameter in PowerShell scripts is typically used to avoid accidental changes to managed objects. Adding the -WhatIf parameter to the PowerShell command will display the objects to be...
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Using GPUpdate to Update Group Policy Settings
After changing any Group Policy setting using the local GPO editor (gpedit.msc) or domain policy editor (gpmc.msc), the new policy setting is not immediately applied to the user/computer. You can wait...
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PowerShell Function Parameters: How to Add?
When developing your PowerShell functions, sometimes you need to put some input values to your functions, such as a file name, string, or any other value. In PowerShell, there are two ways to pass...
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PowerShell: Function Return
Most PowerShell newbies believe that PowerShell functions can return a value only through the Return statement. The return statement usually terminates the function and returns control to the calling...
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PowerShell: Script for Loop through Files and Folders
In this article, we will look at examples of using constructions to loop over all files and folders on a disk or in a specific directory that you can widely use in your PowerShell scripts. Usually, the...
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PowerShell Comparison Operators
PowerShell comparison operators allow you to find out if the value of a variable contains a string, is it larger, smaller, or equal to some value, etc. Most programming languages use symbols as...
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