Alexander Holmeset
Announcements!
I almost fell off my chair logging on to Azure Automation this morning!
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PowerShell 7.1 support in preview!
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022
PowerShell 7.1 support in preview!
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022
Blogs, Articles, and Posts
Exchange PowerShell without basic auth?
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On October 1st Microsoft states in this doc that they are starting to randomly disable Basic Auth in
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Sep 23 2022
On October 1st Microsoft states in this doc that they are starting to randomly disable Basic Auth in
tenants. They even started to disable it last year for tenants that had not used it. It's a good thing they are taking this step to make our tenants more secure. The big questions though is,
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Sep 23 2022
Getting started with Azure OpenAI and PowerShell
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You probably have been playing around with Chat GPT lately, and have seen its amazing capabilities.
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Feb 10 2023
You probably have been playing around with Chat GPT lately, and have seen its amazing capabilities.
Recently Microsoft invested heavily in OpenAI, and now there is an Azure version available called Azure OpenAI. I have written a guide on how to take advantage of this service by using PowerShell and Rest API calls.
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Feb 10 2023
List all EEEU and Anonymous links for SharePoint and OneDrive!
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A colleague of mine asked me before the weekend if I knew if there was a way to list all Everyone
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Oct 25 2024
A colleague of mine asked me before the weekend if I knew if there was a way to list all Everyone
Except External Users and Anonymous links for OneDrive for Business. He had written a PowerShell script but had some errors.
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Oct 25 2024
Sort your local photos with Azure OpenAI and PowerShell!
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Quick short blogpost here today. I have created a PowerShell script that reads your local photos,
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Aug 23 2024
Quick short blogpost here today. I have created a PowerShell script that reads your local photos,
uses Azure OpenAI to get the type/category they belong to and move them to a folder with that name. To accomplish this I am using the Azure OpenAI GPT4-o model. You can read here how you set up an ... Continue reading Sort your local photos with Azure OpenAI and PowerShell!
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Aug 23 2024
Teams Meeting Tenant To Tenant Migration
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I have seen and done several tenant to tenant migrations lately. You can migrate both Exchange and
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022
I have seen and done several tenant to tenant migrations lately. You can migrate both Exchange and
Teams. But there's one problem, when you migrate a Teams meeting event from Exchange to a new tenant, the URLs and other information still points to the old tenant. If you then disable all the users in the old tenant, those meetings would be useless even if guests are auto accepted to join, as they would not exist anymore. There would be various other problems also trying to join a meeting in the old tenant.
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022
Use the Azure OpenAI GPT-4o (all-in-one-model) with PowerShell!
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On May 13th GPT-4o was released in preview in the Azure OpenAI Playground. No API access, only
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:May 24 2024
On May 13th GPT-4o was released in preview in the Azure OpenAI Playground. No API access, only
accessible in the browser. Today I was going into the playground to test something with the GPT-4o model, but could not find it. What had happened? Turnes out it suddenly was in GA and available to choose under ... Continue reading Use the Azure OpenAI GPT-4o (all-in-one-model) with PowerShell!
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:May 24 2024
Wouldn’t it be cool to get that report through PowerShell/Graph API?
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In the Microsoft Teams admin portal you have several interesting reports. You can run the reports
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022
In the Microsoft Teams admin portal you have several interesting reports. You can run the reports
and download as a csv. Then after import downloading, you could import the csv into PowerShell to play with the data. Wouldnt it be better to get these data directly into PowerShell? What if you want only a portion of the data, or want any of the others reports there?
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022
Projects, Scripts, and Modules
Microsoft Teams Speed Dial Contacts Provisioning
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Have you ever thought that it might be handy to provision a curated speed dial list for your
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022
Have you ever thought that it might be handy to provision a curated speed dial list for your
end-users to get started with when they are onboarded to Microsoft Teams?
By: Alexander Holmeset submitted:Jun 16 2022