Posts regarding PowerShell topics
Have you been working with Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates but found the JSON syntax difficult to work with? Do you have some awesome PowerShell skills that you'd like to put to use? Look no…
Microsoft Office 365 licenses include lots of products and services - Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, and so on. However, when organizations first adopt Office 365, many administrators disable some of these individual services. So how can…
When working with APIs, you often need to convert between PowerShell objects and JSON. Web APIs accept requests in JSON notation, and your PowerShell script might have data represented as a PowerShell object. In order…
PowerShell is a powerful scripting language and automation tool. You make changes for one thing or hundreds of things using the same script or function. One amazing feature to add to your functions is the…
This week, Microsoft released version 2.0.0 of the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module. This version of the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module no longer includes the New-CsOnlineSession command, which administrators used to connect to Skype for Business…
The Microsoft Teams admin center is a vast improvement over its Skype for Business Online predecessor. It is responsive and has a modern interface. However, the admin center does not show every Microsoft Teams policy…
Git is a great source control option for developers and systems administrators alike. One of the key features is the ability to revert a commit when working with your code. This post walks you through…
Assigning a PowerShell variable the same value as another PowerShell variable is pretty straight forward. You set the variable equal to the other variable name. However, copying PowerShell hashtables is not as straight forward. If…
A neat but often unknown feature is the PowerShell dynamic parameter. These are no ordinary parameters as dynamic parameters only exist when certain conditions are met. Imagine the possibilities! In this post, you will learn…
PowerShell parameter sets are a great tool to have in your function writing arsenal. With PowerShell parameter sets, you can create a function that has different parameters for multiple scenarios. The user can specify different…
