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December 1, 2023

Announcements!

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit Early Bird Tickets Now on Sale (powershell.org)
Unlock Your PowerShell Potential: PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit Tickets Now on Sale! Are you

ready to elevate your PowerShell and DevOps skills to new heights? The wait is over!

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By: James Petty submitted:Dec 1 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Ask Jeff November 2023 (jeffhicks.substack.com)
I am amazed at how quickly the year is flying by, and there is so much left on my to-do list for

2023. I guess we'd better get right to the monthly wrap-up.

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Dec 1 2023

Automate Text Summarization with OpenAI and PowerShell (devblogs.microsoft.com)
This easy-to-follow guide shows you how to use PowerShell to summarize text using OpenAI's GPT-3.5

API.

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By: Piyush Tripathi submitted:Dec 1 2023

Generating PowerShell module documentation with platyPS (mikefrobbins.com)
Creating accurate and efficient documentation is paramount in technical writing, especially for

PowerShell modules. platyPS, an open-source module, emerged as a solution for generating Markdown-based reference content for PowerShell modules. This article provides a comprehensive guide for using platyPS to create and maintain high-quality reference documentation for your PowerShell module, enhancing the experience for both module authors and users.

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By: Mike F Robbins submitted:Dec 1 2023

Getting Download Links from Webpages using PowerShell (blog.griff.systems)
Introduction I recently had the need to update the Microsoft ODBC Driver for SQL Server on a

collection of Windows servers.

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By: Griff submitted:Dec 1 2023

Microsoft Intune PowerShell Detection scripts (powershellisfun.com)
When I deploy Win32 packages in Intune, I use PowerShell detection scripts to detect if the software

is installed on a system. In the blog post, I will show you how they work and why they are more flexible than file and registry checks. What are detection scripts in Intune?

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Dec 1 2023

PowerShell Perfomance-Test: Get the Maximum (devdojo.com)
Efficiency is key when working with PowerShell, and maximizing performance is a common goal for

script developers. In this post, we'll explore various techniques for retrieving the maximum number from arrays of different sizes, comparing well-known approaches like Measure-Object, Sort-Object and a more mathematical method.

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By: Christian Ritter submitted:Dec 1 2023

Reporting User and Group Assignments for Enterprise Applications (office365itpros.com)
A reader asked how to report user and group assignments for enterprise apps. As it turns out, this

isn't particularly difficult, if you know where to look. Our script uses the Graph SDK to check service principals, filters out the apps to check, and extracts the user and group assignments before reporting what it finds.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Dec 1 2023

Streamlining Security: Converting CRT Certificates to PEM (adamtheautomator.com)
Dive in and learn how to use and to convert CRT certificates to PEM via PowerShell scripts in this

ATA Learning tutorial!

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By: Arman Castillote submitted:Dec 1 2023

Terminal Chat in Windows Terminal Canary (devblogs.microsoft.com)
At Build 2023, we announced that Windows Terminal users will be able to take advantage of natural

language AI to recommend commands, explain errors and take actions within Windows Terminal. Since then, we have been listening to customer feedback and iterating on our AI chat experiments in Windows Terminal.

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By: Christopher Nguyen submitted:Dec 1 2023

Using a specific PowerShell profile for a Console session, Windows Terminal, PowerShell ISE, or Visual Studio Code (powershellisfun.com)
I ran into this somewhere during this week. I wanted to have different PowerShell profiles for other

applications. (I don't need all my functions and scripts being loaded in every PowerShell session or by a Scheduled Task) In this blog post, I will show you how to change your PowerShell profiles and make them specific for an application.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Dec 1 2023

Using PowerShell and Twilio API for Efficient Communication in Contact Tracing (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Learn to integrate PowerShell with Twilio API and streamline communication for COVID-19 contact

tracing initiatives.

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By: Piyush Tripathi submitted:Dec 1 2023

Where the heck is the PowerShell Module loading from? (blog.darrenjrobinson.com)
If you're anything like me you always have PowerShell open, and often both PowerShell and Windows

PowerShell. And PowerShell in VSCode and Terminal (and sometimes Jupyter Notebook, and WSL - Windows Subsystem for Linux).

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By: Darren Robinson submitted:Dec 1 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

PowerShell-ALC (github.com)
Example ALC structures to use with in a PowerShell module - GitHub - jborean93/PowerShell-ALC:

Example ALC structures to use with in a PowerShell module

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By: Jordan Borean submitted:Dec 1 2023

Wingetposh v1.0.1 (github.com)
Winget helper written in Powershel
By: yves848 submitted:Dec 1 2023

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

AI-Powered Coding: Unleashing Data and SQL Mastery with GPT Function Calling (youtube.com)
Experience the synergy of AI and coding - tune in to see how GPT Function Calling transforms

external tools and database management with Doug Finke on the Microsoft VS Code Livestream.

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By: Doug Finke submitted:Dec 1 2023

Community

In Code We Trust: Being Thankful for PowerShell (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this special gratitude-filled episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we take time to appreciate the

wonderful world of PowerShell - where tech and community coalesce. We highlight some splendid community projects, highlighting their large impacts and innovative approaches. As we recall our podcast journey, we revel in a nostalgic look back while also envisioning a powerful future. From personal anecdotes revealing how PowerShell has shaped our tech lives to a thought-provoking expose on error handling, the episode is a wholesome tableau of learning, reflection, and connection. It's a delightful mix of the cerebral and the personal - with plenty to be thankful for!

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Dec 1 2023

OnRamp2024 Program Unveiled (powershell.org)
The PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit proudly announces the OnRamp Program for 2024 to foster

inclusivity and provide opportunities for aspiring IT professionals.

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By: James Petty submitted:Dec 1 2023

PowerShell Pulse: Monthly Tech Talks & Community Showcase (meetup.com)
Welcome to PowerShell Pulse, a monthly virtual gathering that brings the vibrancy and innovation of

the PowerShell community right to your screen! Call for speakers now open.

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By: Doug Finke submitted:Dec 1 2023

PowerShell Summit & More: A Chat with James Petty (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we were joined by Microsoft MVP and PowerShell.org CEO

James Petty. We dove into the core of what PowerShell.org brings to the community and James' instrumental role in driving this platform forward. James shared insightful details about the future of the eagerly awaited PowerShell Summit, highlighting the significant and welcome changes in store for next year. The conversation also hailed his latest literary creation, 'Learn PowerShell Scripting in a Month of Lunches,' as we explored the evolution in content and approach compared to its predecessor. Adding to this rich mix were James' anecdotes from his time as a professor teaching PowerShell at a college, providing a truly riveting podcast that celebrates the wide-reaching influence of PowerShell.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Dec 1 2023

Fun

Automating life tasks (reddit.com)
Been automating a lot of my task at work away with powershell. What are some things in your daily

life that you could use powershell to automate away?

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By: u/wrestler0609 submitted:Dec 1 2023

Let’s have a look at what commands we use (gist.github.com)
Let's have a look at what commands we use. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
By: Joel Bennett submitted:Dec 1 2023

Upcoming Events

Advent of Code 2023 (adventofcode.com)
Today is the first day!
By: Advent of Code submitted:Dec 1 2023

Do you have a suggestion for PowerShell Weekly? Do you know something that should be included? Let me know in the comments below, or on
twitter.

November 17, 2023

Announcements!

PowerShell 7.4 General Availability (devblogs.microsoft.com)
PowerShell 7.4 GA has been released.
By: Steve Lee submitted:Nov 17 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Azure Arc-enabled servers: Automate scripts with Bicep & Azure DevOps (markou.me)
Azure Arc empowers you to extend Azure management and services to any infrastructure. One powerful

way to leverage Azure Arc is by automating script execution

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By: George Markou submitted:Nov 17 2023

Best Practices Make Perfect (jeffhicks.substack.com)
Over the last several weeks, I've been sharing and demonstrating techniques for writing effective

PowerShell functions. I know I've mentioned a few recommended best practices. But since they are important, I want to review and re-emphasize them. These practices will make your code easier to write, debug or troubleshoot and more secure. I'd like to think some of them are simply common sense, but sometimes we need someone to remind us. These items are not in any particular order.

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Nov 17 2023

Building a Notion PowerShell Module: Part 3 (adamtheautomator.com)
Learn the next steps of building a PowerShell Notion module in this in-depth PowerShell tutorial by

ATA Learning!

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By: Adam Listek submitted:Nov 17 2023

Customizing the Microsoft 365 User Profile Card with the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK (office365itpros.com)
This article describes how to use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK to customize the user account

properties shown by the Microsoft 365 user profile card. Previously this was possible using a Graph API request to the beta endpoint. Now everything is in production and Graph SDK cmdlets are available to make customization a tad easier.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Nov 17 2023

PowerShell: Search for Empty Folders (and delete them) (sid-500.com)
We live in times of Big Data. Too much data in too short a time. You may have empty folders in your

environment and if you want to search for them

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By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Nov 17 2023

Security Update: PowerShell Universal CVE TBD (blog.ironmansoftware.com)
Learn about CVE TBD in PowerShell Universal.
By: Adam Driscoll submitted:Nov 17 2023

Speeding up PowerShell module development with RestartableSession (mdgrs.hashnode.dev)
Let's assume you are developing a PowerShell module. You would add small modifications to the module

and test if they work as expected iteratively. In each iteration, after you edit the module code, how do you test the modification?

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By: mdgrs submitted:Nov 17 2023

Using Power Automate and Azure Automation to Manage the Lifecycle of SharePoint Sites (practical365.com)
A key aspect of a well-managed Microsoft 365 environment is to ensure that SharePoint sites are

removed when they are no longer needed. In this blog, Sean McAvinue explores how to combine relatively basic PowerShell and Azure Automation skills with Power Automate to create a clean, robust way to manage the lifecycle of SharePoint sites in your Microsoft 365 tenant.

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By: Sean McAvinue submitted:Nov 17 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Get Microsoft 365 License Usage Count Using PowerShell (thesysadminchannel.com)
Keeping an eye on the available licenses in your Microsoft tenant is essential to ensuring you and

your users have what is needed to keep the business running. Whether you assign licenses directly or you use Group Based Licensing

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By: Paul Contreras submitted:Nov 17 2023

PSZoom v 2.0.4.2 (powershellgallery.com)
A collection of Powershell tools to interface with the Zoom Api.
By: Joseph McEvoy submitted:Nov 17 2023

Community

Emil Larsson: Creating Communal Tech Waves with PowerShell (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we had Emil Larsson join us! We had a healthy amount of

community blogs in this episode, with lots of great conversation all throughout. We discussed how helpful contributing to PowerShell docs can be. We learned about Emil's evolution with PowerShell and how the industry has changed in his 10+ years of experience. Emil and Andrew revisited their early IT days of grappling with upgrades from Windows XP to Windows 7, making all of us a bit nostalgic. We also had a fair bit of discussion around what the PowerShell community is all about.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Nov 17 2023

Fun

Happy 17th Birthday PowerShell – Ed Tittel (edtittel.com)
On November 14, 2023, I wish "Happy 17th Birthday PowerShell" to express my thanks for this

powerful, flexible open source command line.

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By: Ed Tittel submitted:Nov 17 2023

What are some of the coolest things you’ve built outside of your job? (reddit.com)
As in, things for personal use or personal projects you've created?
By: u/teddy022 submitted:Nov 17 2023

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November 10, 2023

Announcements!

New version of PowerShell AI (github.com)
Support latest OpenAI API models gpt-4-1106-preview and gpt-3.5-turbo-1106. Add Get-ChatCompletion

to the list to support Azure Open AI. Add function ConvertTo-JsonL

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By: Doug Finke submitted:Nov 10 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Automating maintenance tasks with Azure Functions and PowerShell – Part 2: Deployment (jannemattila.com)
Janne Mattila's blog | From programmer to programmer - Programming just for the fun of it
By: Janne Mattila submitted:Nov 10 2023

Git Status – Clayton Errington (claytonerrington.com)
Quick way to get the status of multiple repositories at a time
By: Clayton Errington submitted:Nov 10 2023

Reporting the Storage Used by Loop Workspaces (office365itpros.com)
When Microsoft put the Loop app into preview, they didn't impose any restrictions in terms of

licensing or workspace storage. MC678308 announces that Loop workspace storage will count against the tenant SharePoint Online storage quota. This article explains how to use the Get-SPOContainer cmdlet to fetch information about Loop workspaces and the storage they consume.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Nov 10 2023

Send Emails with Microsoft Graph API and PowerShell (woshub.com)
To send e-mail through an SMTP server from PowerShell scripts, you can use the built-in

Send-MailMessage cmdlet. Its major drawback is that it can only use Basic SMTP authentication and...

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By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Nov 10 2023

Use symlinks to version-control your PowerShell profile with Git (mikefrobbins.com)
PowerShell is a versatile command-line shell and scripting environment that empowers system

administrators and developers to automate tasks and manage systems more efficiently. One of PowerShell's features is its profile, a script that runs when you start a PowerShell session. Storing your PowerShell profile in a Git repository is an excellent option when working across multiple systems or when you want to version-control your setup. This article discusses using symbolic links to manage your PowerShell profile with Git.

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By: Mike F Robbins submitted:Nov 10 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

MailPolicyExplainer 1.3.0 (powershellgallery.com)
Explains a domain's email DNS records, including MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and more.
By: Colin Cogle submitted:Nov 10 2023

Removing stale devices from Entra/Intune (randriksen.net)
Today, I continued the cleanup process of our Entra Directory. There were about 7500 Stale devices

in the directory, and I'm not that fond of clicking my mouse. So I needed a quicker method to deal with the devices. And as you've probably figured out already, that means PowerShell.

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By: Ole submitted:Nov 10 2023

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

PowerShell 101: The No-Nonsense Guide to Windows PowerShell (leanpub.com)
What does the flower on the cover of this book have to do with PowerShell? Flowers grow from the

ground up. My goal with this book is to help you build your PowerShell skills from the ground up and be well on your way to writing PowerShell code that's as beautiful as the daylily on the cover of this book by the time you finish it.

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By: Mike F. Robbins submitted:Nov 10 2023

Community

Entra Insights and Merill Fernando’s Toolbox: Powering the Community (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we had an enlightening conversation with Merill Fernando,

a Principal Product Manager on Microsoft's Entra team. Our discussion unveiled an in-depth look at Microsoft Entra, providing listeners with tips and tricks. Merill generously shared his journey in becoming a PM, emphasizing the pivotal role of learning and sharing knowledge within our tech community. We also delved into the emerging importance of transitioning from the AzureAD module towards a more streamlined approach using Graph. Not to miss, Merill spotlighted his widely acclaimed tools such as [akasearch.net](http://akasearch.net), idPowerToys, and entra. news, and more, opening up an array of exciting possibilities for our listeners. Join us as we explore these topics and a whole lot more in yet another riveting session of the PowerShell Podcast.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Nov 10 2023

Fun

ASCIIWRITE v 1.0.1 (powershellgallery.com)
Write ASCII Block Font
By: Robin Granberg submitted:Nov 10 2023

Do you have a suggestion for PowerShell Weekly? Do you know something that should be included? Let me know in the comments below, or on
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November 3, 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

10 PowerShell Commands Always On VPN Administrators Should Know (directaccess.richardhicks.com)
Managing a secure and reliable VPN infrastructure is critical for supporting today's highly mobile

workforce. For Always On VPN administrators, PowerShell is an indispensable tool for achieving this goal. Not only can PowerShell be used to automate the installation and configuration of Windows Server Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) server

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By: Richard M. Hicks submitted:Nov 3 2023

Automating Windows 365 part 1 – Introducing Graph and setting up Visual Studio code (sccmentor.com)
Introduction This is Part 1 of a new series of guides which will cover managing Windows 365 Cloud

PC's using PowerShell and Microsoft Graph. This mini series should help you get started with automating

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By: SCCMentor submitted:Nov 3 2023

Building a Notion PowerShell Module: Part 2 (adamtheautomator.com)
Learn the next steps of building a PowerShell Notion module in this in-depth PowerShell tuto
By: Adam Listek submitted:Nov 3 2023

Navigating the Nuances of PowerShell Syntax with Get-Help and Get-Command (mikefrobbins.com)
When working with PowerShell, it's essential to understand the tools available for exploring cmdlets

and their syntax. Both Get-Help and Get-Command are invaluable resources for discovering and understanding cmdlet syntax in PowerShell.

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By: Mike F Robbins submitted:Nov 3 2023

New version of MGNestedGroups (randriksen.net)
I've just released a new version of my MGNestedGroups module. It's a pretty niche module, but it's

something I've found usefull at work, so I've improved it a little bit now.

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By: Ole submitted:Nov 3 2023

PowerShell: List and document all Hyper-V VMs with the most important properties (sid-500.com)
So you have multiple Hyper-V VMs and may have lost track of them. In this post I will show you how

to retrieve all Hyper-V VMs with the most important properties and [...]

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By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Nov 3 2023

Using Get-ManagementRole to get the permissions required for Exchange-specific cmdlets (powershellisfun.com)
I ran into an issue where one of my Exchange scripts didn't work, "a parameter could not be found

that matches the parameter..." Strange error because the parameter is there... Or is it? In this blog post, I will show you how Get-ManagementRole works in Exchange and how it can help you with issues like this.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Nov 3 2023

Using Microsoft Graph SDK Cmdlets to Create a SharePoint Online List (office365itpros.com)
An article last week discussed how to create SharePoint lists with the PnP.PowerShell module. In

this article, we do the same with cmdlets from the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK. The results achieved with the Graph SDK aren't as good as those gained with PnP.PowerShell. Some of the SDK cmdlets don't function as expected and the resulting list is not as functional as the one generated by PnP. Oh well...

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Nov 3 2023

Zabbix: How to Get Data from PowerShell Scripts (woshub.com)
In this article, we will look at configuring the Zabbix Agent to retrieve monitoring data from

PowerShell scripts. Let's look at two PowerShell scripts to get some data into Zabbix....

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By: admin submitted:Nov 3 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

SlackWeb v0.2 (powershellgallery.com)
Enables you to work with Slack via the web-API rather then the regular API. This allows you to

automate Slack actions w/o registering an application in your workspace.

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By: Kirill Nikolaev submitted:Nov 3 2023

TimeKeeping Assistant (reddit.com)
Unexpectedly received some interest when posting my 'what have you used Powershell for this month'

and have been asked to share - below is the script I mashed together to improve my logging of how I spend my time at work.

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By: u/baron--greenback submitted:Nov 3 2023

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

AI Meets PowerShell: OpenAI Developments & Exciting Upcoming Events! (youtube.com)
Join Doug, a Microsoft MVP, AI developer, and seasoned PowerShell expert, as he delves into the

latest advancements from OpenAI and their implications for PowerShell users. Get the inside scoop on the upcoming OpenAI developer conference and anticipate announcements from tech titans like OpenAI, Microsoft and Nvidia.

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By: Doug Finke submitted:Nov 3 2023

Microsoft Azure Management with PowerShell – Introduction (youtube.com)
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By: Luke Murray submitted:Nov 3 2023

Community

DSC, Community, and PowerShell: A conversation with Michael Greene (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we were joined by Michael Greene, a prominent figure from

the PowerShell team at Microsoft. Our enlightening discussion revolved around his instrumental role in the progression from DSC 2.0 to 3.0, largely influenced by invaluable customer feedback. Greene's key involvement in co-authoring the Infrastructure Release Pipeline whitepaper with Steven Murawksi was another topic of conversation. Catapulting to being a Product Manager, he shared his journey, highlighting the importance of being accessible, empathetic, and staying focused on the community. Furthermore, the conversation took an intriguing turn toward the future, debating the possibilities of AI and terminal experiences in the future.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Nov 3 2023

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October 27, 2023

Announcements!

PowerShell 7.4 Release Candidate 1 (learn.microsoft.com)
PowerShell 7.4-rc.1 includes the following features, updates, and breaking changes.
By: The PowerShell Team submitted:Oct 27 2023

PowerShell Extension for Visual Studio Code Fall 2023 Update (devblogs.microsoft.com)
PowerShell Extension for Visual Studio Fall 2023 Update
By: Sydney Smith submitted:Oct 27 2023

v7.3.9 Release of PowerShell (github.com)
Come get the latest version of PowerShell
By: The PowerShell Team submitted:Oct 27 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Automatically remove and disable unwelcome objects from privileged on-premises Active Directory groups using Microsoft Sentinel (imab.dk)
Introduction Active Directory is a prime target for attackers - and for most organizations something

that's considered the crown jewels. This is due to Active Directory still being the bread and butter for most organizations in regard to authentication and authorization. When it comes to security, automation is your best friend and keeping a close eye on privileged group membership should be on top of your list. This post will walk you through, how you can make sure no unwelcome objects make their way into privileged groups in on-premises AD, by leveraging Microsoft Sentinel and its option to run playbooks automated. This breaks down to Microsoft Sentinel generating an alert, which triggers the associated Playbook, which triggers a Logic app, which triggers a Runbook in an Automation Account, which ultimately runs a PowerShell script on an on-premises server.

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By: Martin Bengtsson submitted:Oct 27 2023

Azure Arc: Provision an Extended Security License with an Azure PowerShell script (wmatthyssen.com)
In this blog post, you'll learn how to use an Azure PowerShell script to provision an Extended

Security License (ESU)

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By: Wim Matthyssen submitted:Oct 27 2023

Check for non-Microsoft signed Windows Services (powershellisfun.com)
I have a lot of Windows Services on my Windows 11 laptop, mainly from Microsoft itself or

third-party, but Microsoft signed are safe(r). In this blog post, I will show you how you can scan your system for non-Microsoft signed Windows Services and create a report on those.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Oct 27 2023

DCToolbox – An Easy Approach to Deploy Conditional Access Policies (o365reports.com)
When it comes to Conditional Access policies in Microsoft 365, the task isn't a walk in the park for

administrators; it is a critical task to do! While our primary concern is safeguarding our data with these policies, it's equally important

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By: Thiraviam submitted:Oct 27 2023

SharePoint Management Shell [How to use] (spguides.com)
Do you want to know how to use the SharePoint management shell? In this PowerShell tutorial, I will

explain how to connect with SharePoint sites from Microsoft PowerShell. I will show you how to use the SharePoint Online management shell to connect with SharePoint Online sites and also how to work with SharePoint on-premises sites.

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Oct 27 2023

Simple HTTP Server (claytonerrington.com)
Setting up a simple web server with PowerShell
By: Clayton Errington submitted:Oct 27 2023

Use PowerShell to integrate OpenAI GPT with context menu (itconstructors.com)
Do you know that it's possible to use PowerShell to integrate OpenAI GPT with context menu in

Windows? It's even really simple and with help of this article everyone can make it. In this example, I'll add a new item to context menu (when you right click on a file). It appears only for PowerShell ...

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By: Wiktor Mrowczynski submitted:Oct 27 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

PowerServe (github.com)
Run pwsh scripts repeatedly in a high performance manner and get JSONified results.
By: Justin Grote submitted:Oct 27 2023

Community

The eye of the Tyger: Clayton Tyger, A PowerShell Rising Star (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In the latest episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we dove deep into the world of guest Clayton Tyger,

a rising figure in the PowerShell community. Clayton shared his intriguing journey into the world of PowerShell, shedding light on his first steps and his continuous involvement in the community. Of particular significance was our discussion about his experience developing the impactful 365AutomatedLab module. Also, Clayton's "Getting Started with 365AutomatedLab module" blog received special attention, serving as a fantastic resource for fellow developers. The episode provided remarkable insights, demonstrating Clayton's expertise and his dedication to sharing knowledge with the community.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Oct 27 2023

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October 20, 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

An easy way to figure out what old scripts actually do, document them and maybe even improve them (randriksen.net)
In most of my jobs in the last 12 years, I've encountered situations where my predecessors had

already left before I started, and I had to search far and wide for documentation on how they had set up the systems.

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By: Ole Rand-Hendriksen submitted:Oct 20 2023

Automatically convert a PowerShell command to use splatting (mikefrobbins.com)
You have a lengthy multi-parameter PowerShell command that you'd like to convert to use splatting.

For example, you want to convert the following command for

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By: Mike F. Robbins submitted:Oct 20 2023

Automating Azure Resource Deployments in PowerShell: Part 1 (adamtheautomator.com)
Learn the many ways to get started with automating Azure resource deployments in part one of this

three part series.

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By: Adam Listek submitted:Oct 20 2023

Azure Arc: Remove an Extended Security License with an Azure PowerShell script (wmatthyssen.com)
In this blog post, you'll discover how to utilize an Azure PowerShell script for removing an

Extended Security License (ESU)Continue Reading

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By: Wim Matthyssen submitted:Oct 20 2023

Get and set IP address with PowerShell (4sysops.com)
Setting the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS of your network card is one of the

most basic tasks you're expected to do as an administrator. This guide will teach you how to use PowerShell to get and set the IP address.

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By: Emanuel Halapciuc submitted:Oct 20 2023

How to use PowerShell to change the publish date of a news page in SharePoint Online (menzel.it)
Introduction In this blog post, we will explore how to use PowerShell to change the first publish

date of a news page in SharePoint Online. This can be useful if you need to update the publish date of a news page to reflect changes in the content or to correct errors in the original publish date.

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By: Oliver Menzel submitted:Oct 20 2023

Regex a UNC path – Clayton Errington (claytonerrington.com)
While working with files and paths I needed a way to extract a UNC path.
By: Clayton Errington submitted:Oct 20 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Active Directory: List all Network Shares from all Windows Servers (sid-500.com)
In today's blog post I show how to retrieve all network shares from all servers in an Active

Directory domain to get a nice list in the output.

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By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Oct 20 2023

TeamViewerPS v 1.5.2 (powershellgallery.com)
TeamViewerPS allows to interact with the TeamViewer Web API as well as a locally installed

TeamViewer client.

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By: TeamViewer Germany GmbH submitted:Oct 20 2023

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

Get PowerShell Working With The Gitlab GraphQL API (youtube.com)
Learn how to interact with GitLab via PowerShell
By: iAutomate submitted:Oct 20 2023

Community

Joe Houghes; Soft Skills, Community, and Professional Growth (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we were thrilled to sit virtually with none other than

Joe Houghes, engaging him in an insightful discussion about his dynamic journey and participation in community activity. Woven throughout with humor and knowledge, our ponderings with Joe centered around the significance of building relationships within the community. We ventured further into the dialogue surrounding the emphasis on soft skills and their interaction with professional growth. The conversation pivoted towards effective communication as an investment into one's self, bringing about palpable value in the workplace. Walk away with a newfound reflective insight and tangible advice for involvement in the community, all courtesy of Joe's enlightening experiences.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Oct 20 2023

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2024: Call for Papers (sessionize.com)
Submit your sessions now for summit 2024.
By: The DevOps Collective submitted:Oct 20 2023

Fun

Friday the 13th Fun (jdhitsolutions.com)
It is that time of year again. But instead of being freaked out by Friday the 13th, let's have a

little fun. Here is a collection of PowerShell one-liners, all celebrating 13. And maybe you'll even pick up something new about PowerShell. Manage and Report Active Directory, Exchange and Microsoft 365 withManageEngine ADManager Plus -...

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Oct 20 2023

I always knew PowerShell could be evil (bsky.app)
Now I have proof!
By: James Brundage submitted:Oct 20 2023

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October 13, 2023

Announcements!

Introducing Windows Terminal Canary (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Windows Terminal is distributed in a variety of formats. We are thrilled to announce that we are

adding Windows Terminal Canary to the Windows Terminal family. Windows Terminal Canary is a new canary channel of Windows Terminal that ships nightly and includes "hot off the presses" features.

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By: Christopher Nguyen submitted:Oct 13 2023

PSResourceGet is generally available (devblogs.microsoft.com)
PSResourceGet is generally available
By: Sydney Smith submitted:Oct 13 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Active Directory Health Check using Microsoft Entra Connect Health Service (evotec.xyz)
Active Directory (AD) is crucial in managing identities and resources within an organization.

Ensuring its health is pivotal for the seamless operation of various services. Today, I decided to look at Microsoft Entra Connect Health (Azure AD Connect Health) service, which allows monitoring Azure AD Connect, ADFS, and Active Directory. This means that under a single umbrella, you can have an overview of three services health. But is it worth it?

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By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Oct 13 2023

How to Query and Change Teams User Presence Status with PowerShell (woshub.com)
It may be necessary to check the user's presence status (Online/Away/Busy) in Microsoft Teams before

performing a particular action for some integration scripts.

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By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Oct 13 2023

How to Remove Licenses From Disabled Accounts with PowerShell (office365itpros.com)
This article explains how to use PowerShell to remove licenses from disabled accounts, including

some caveats such as not removing Exchange Online licenses. Organizations might want to do this to save money on Microsoft 365 license fees while an account is temporarily unused. Removal of Exchange Online licenses can result in the loss of a mailbox, and you don't want that to happen if you're disabling accounts just because someone is on a long-term sabbatical or other leave of absence.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Oct 13 2023

Let OpenAI improve and correct your PowerShell code (itconstructors.com)
In this article, I will describe a simple way to let OpenAI improve and correct your PowerShell

code. It will contain 2 main functions: Get-CodeImprovementSuggestion and Get-CodeFixSuggestion. Both accept a ScriptBlock parameter. As names indicate, the first one checks in OpenAI if there are some possible improvements. The second one checks for errors.

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By: Wiktor Mrowczynski submitted:Oct 13 2023

PowerShell, Intune, and Microsoft Graph X-Ray (powershellisfun.com)
I used Microsoft Graph X-Ray as a tool for getting the PowerShell cmdlets needed for scripting

specific actions in the Azure / Entra ID portal in the past. But you can also use it for Intune 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you how this works.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Oct 13 2023

PSResourceGet (powershellisfun.com)
On October 9th, PSResourceGet became Generally Available (GA)! This blog post will show you what it

is and how it adds to / replaces the current PowerShellGet v2.2.5.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Oct 13 2023

Securing API Keys with PowerShell Secrets Management in Azure Key Vault (mikefrobbins.com)
In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, where data and applications are increasingly

interconnected, safeguarding sensitive information such as API keys has never been more important. These keys grant access to valuable resources and services, making them targets for malicious actors if not adequately protected. Azure Key Vault offers a robust and secure solution for managing and storing API keys and other secrets. This article explores how you can leverage PowerShell Secrets Management with Azure Key Vault to ensure the security of your API keys.

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By: Mike F Robbins submitted:Oct 13 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

AzWhoAmI (github.com)
WhoAmI for Azure Cloud Shell.
By: Sass, David submitted:Oct 13 2023

EnvironmentModuleCore v 3.7.0 (powershellgallery.com)
This module includes all core features to export environment modules. Environment modules are like

Powershell-Modules, but they can modify environment variables on load and restore the old environment state on remove. The functionallity was inspired by the Linux program modulecmd.

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By: Marcus Walther submitted:Oct 13 2023

Parse Code from Markdown Files (joshooaj.com)
Are you testing your documentation? If you write PowerShell scripts or modules, you are hopefully

using Pester to test your code. And if you use PlatyPS to generate markdown documentation like I do, then you have a bunch of example PowerShell code sitting in .md files. But what happens if you rename a command, a parameter, or make some other kind of breaking change?

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By: Josh Hendricks submitted:Oct 13 2023

pfSense v 0.9.6.1 (powershellgallery.com)
pfSense management functions built for pfSense version 2.x
By: Chris Masters submitted:Oct 13 2023

Community

The PowerShell Podcast From Console to GitOps: Gilbert Sanchez Breaks It Down (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
On the latest engrossing edition of The PowerShell Podcast, we had the unique pleasure of discussing

the intricate world of cross-platform terminal setups with none other than Gilbert Sanchez. Providing some much-needed clarification and sparking a f...

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By: The PowerShell Podcast submitted:Oct 13 2023

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October 6, 2023

Announcements!

PSReadLine 2.3.4 GA Release (devblogs.microsoft.com)
We are excited to announce the general availability of PSReadLine 2.3.4!
By: Steven Bucher submitted:Oct 6 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Find Empty Groups in Active Directory using PowerShell (thesysadminchannel.com)
Whether it's time for spring cleaning or you're just doing some general cleanup, it's important to

maintain a proper lifecycle around Active Directory groups. Many organizations love creating groups however, some (most?), don't really like to do cleanup

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By: Paul Contreras submitted:Oct 6 2023

Getting Started With Microsoft Graph PowerShell for Microsoft Entra ID (charbelnemnom.com)
Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) is an enterprise access management and identity system for

Microsoft cloud services. This enterprise identity system gives you accessContinue Reading10 Min. Read

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By: Charbel Nemnom submitted:Oct 6 2023

How to Update Shared Mailbox Owners About Quota Usage (office365itpros.com)
An old script created to report quotas for user mailboxes provided the basis for email-based

reporting of shared mailbox quotas. The old script used just Exchange Online PowerShell. This versions mixes Exchange Online and the Graph SDK and throws in some certificate-based authentication to boot to allow the script to send email from something other than the signed-in account.. It all comes together, using chunks of code from other scripts to speed up writing. It's the PowerShell way...

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Oct 6 2023

PowerShell: Copy File to multiple (all) Hyper-V VMs (sid-500.com)
In this post, I'll show you how to copy one or more files to all VMs in Hyper-V. I would say: Let's

get started.

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By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Oct 6 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Creating a Test File – Clayton Errington (claytonerrington.com)
Using PowerShell to create a test file for various uses
By: Clayton Errington submitted:Oct 6 2023

Generate markdown tables from PowerShell – JoshooaJ (joshooaj.com)
I had a need to generate a markdown table dynamically from PowerShell, so I wrote a flexible

function which uses the properties on the incoming objects to define the column names, supports the definition of maximum column widths, and outputs either pretty-printed markdown with padded values and aligned columns, or "compressed" markdown without the unnecessary padding included.

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By: Josh Hendricks submitted:Oct 6 2023

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

Understanding the $PSItem ($_) Variable in PowerShell (youtube.com)
Understanding the $PSItem ($_) Variable in PowerShell
By: PowerShell Engineer submitted:Oct 6 2023

Community

Navigating the IT Landscape: A Conversation with Joel ‘Jaykul’ Bennett (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In the latest episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we delve deep into the world of IT with our

distinguished guest, Joel "Jaykul" Bennett. From plumbing the depths of GitOps basics to demystifying the role of Kubernetes, Joel leaves no stone unturned. By sharing his journey of self-discovery in finding empowering employers and honing his IT skills, he offers invaluable insights for professionals in the tech sector. Joel also speaks about his all-time favorite conference talks, revealing the nuggets of wisdom he's gained from his prolific career. But what's a PowerShell Podcast without diving into the nitty-gritty? Joel also shares about knowing one's worth in the IT field and gives us a peek into his favorite modules.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Oct 6 2023

The PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit CFP is OPEN (powershell.org)
Call for Papers Now Open: Join the PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2024! Are you a PowerShell

enthusiast or a DevOps aficionado with a wealth of knowledge to share?

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By: James Petty submitted:Oct 6 2023

Fun

I made a simple script to output the Windows Logo (reddit.com)
Because, why not 🙂
By: u/Thefakewhitefang submitted:Oct 6 2023

Upcoming Events

PowerShell and .NET (with Anthony Howell), Wed, Oct 11, 2023, 6:00 PM | Meetup (meetup.com)
At this month's Pacific PowerShell User Group, Anthony Howell (aka ThePoshWolf) will walk us thru

PowerShell and .NET.

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By: Pacific PowerShell User Group submitted:Sep 29 2023

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September 29, 2023

Announcements!

Windows Terminal Preview 1.19 Release (devblogs.microsoft.com)
The Windows Terminal team is back with a new preview release! Windows Terminal Preview 1.19

introduces new features such as Broadcast Input, Web Search, the Suggestions UI and more!

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By: Christopher Nguyen submitted:Sep 29 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Create Calculated Properties in PowerShell with Select-Object, Format-Table, and Format-List (mikefrobbins.com)
PowerShell offers a range of cmdlets and functionalities that allow you to format and manipulate

data in countless ways. One such feature is the ability to create calculated properties using Select-Object, Format-Table, and Format-List. Calculated properties allow you to create custom objects, enabling more effective data management and presentation.

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By: Mike F Robbins submitted:Sep 29 2023

Create Web Link with PowerShell in Intune (itconstructors.com)
Web Link is a simple way to publish URL shortcuts in Intune. It allows the administrator to control

which URL shortcut appear on user's mobile device either without user consent or as an optional application. The way to create it is fairly simple, you can look at Microsoft's documentation. Recently I had a need to ...

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By: Wiktor Mrowczynski submitted:Sep 29 2023

Getting Started with 365AutomatedLab Part 1 (clatent.com)
Adding/Removing Users Adding Users With 365AutomatedLab, you can add as many users with their

primary licensing as you need at one time. Currently, the Microsoft Dev Environment only allows 25 lice...

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By: Clayton Tyger submitted:Sep 29 2023

How to Create Dynamic Administrative Units with PowerShell (office365itpros.com)
A reader asked how they could create dynamic administrative units for every department in their

directory. A PowerShell script does the job, even if some constraints in how Entra ID processes membership rules means that the rules can't be quite as precise as I would like them to be.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Sep 29 2023

How to Monitor New Members Added to Teams (office365itpros.com)
I was asked how easy it would be to write a PowerShell script to monitor new teams members and

reject any additions that met specific criteria. Easy, we said, so we set to creating a script to interrogate the unified audit log to find new member events. Once that was done, it's a matter of analyzing the events to find if we should reject the addition of any of the added members.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Sep 29 2023

PowerShell class definition pros, cons, and performance comparison (blog.danskingdom.com)
There are 3 different approaches that can be taken to defining classes and enums in PowerShell. In

this article we will compare the pros, cons, and performance of each approach.

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By: Dan Schroeder submitted:Sep 29 2023

Quick Use of OpenAI – End Processes (clatent.com)
Here is a quick use of OpenAI / ChatGPT to remove Windows processes. If it doesn't get it right the

first time, it usually is a good enough base to only need an edit or 2 for simpler scripts.

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By: Clayton Tyger submitted:Sep 29 2023

Resolve PowerShell paths that do not exist (blog.danskingdom.com)
In this post we'll see how to resolve a file or directory path, even if it does not exist.
By: Dan Schroeder submitted:Sep 29 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

How To Deploy a Complete Entra ID Conditional Access PoC in Under 5 Minutes (danielchronlund.com)
This is by far the most substantial time saving tool I've ever shared with the community. From my

many years of working with Conditional Access deployments, baselines, and automation tools, I wanted to package all that knowledge, experience, and best-practices, in a singel fully automated PowerShell tool.

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By: Daniel Chronlund submitted:Sep 29 2023

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

Use PowerShell to Automate Backing up and Restoring an SQL Database (youtube.com)
In this video, we demonstrating writing a PowerShell script that backs up an SQL database and

restores the database from a .bak file to a differently named database.

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By: AIP IT Solutions submitted:Sep 29 2023

Community

Controversial PowerShell programming conventions, thoughts? (reddit.com)
What are your thoughts?
By: r/PowerShell submitted:Sep 29 2023

PowerShell Pioneer: A Deep Dive with Microsoft PM Jason Helmick (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
On the latest episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we sit down with Microsoft's very own Jason

Helmick, a celebrated PM on the PowerShell team. Jason takes us on a nostalgic journey through the early days of PowerShell while also recounting his critically acclaimed MVA series with Jeffrey Snover. We hear about his major career shift transitioning to Microsoft and delve into his active involvement in the PowerShell community. Unearthing more PowerShell gems, Jason introduces us to the rising star, Crescendo, and enlightens us about the PSCommunity Call. Not to be missed, we also get clued into the game-changing Azure Cloud Shell. Buckle up for a deep dive into the universe of PowerShell with one of its pioneers, Jason Helmick, on the PowerShell Podcast!

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Sep 29 2023

Upcoming Events

PowerShell and .NET (with Anthony Howell), Wed, Oct 11, 2023, 6:00 PM | Meetup (meetup.com)
At this month's Pacific PowerShell User Group, Anthony Howell (aka ThePoshWolf) will walk us thru

PowerShell and .NET.

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September 22, 2023

Announcements!

PowerShellGet 3.0.22-beta22 is now available (devblogs.microsoft.com)
The latest preview of PowerShellGet is now available on the PowerShell Gallery. In this new preview

version of PowerShellGet, PowerShellGet is a compatibility module that allows use of PowerShellGet 2.x (and below) cmdlet syntax with PSResourceGet functionality by making a best effort mapping between the cmdlet interfaces of both versions of the module.

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By: Sydney Smith submitted:Sep 22 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Activate BitLocker with manage-bde, PowerShell, or WMI (4sysops.com)
You can configure various settings for BitLocker using group policies, but this doesn't initiate

encryption. Similarly, it doesn't create the configured protectors that are necessary for activating BitLocker. Manage-bde, PowerShell, or the WMI class Win32_EncryptableVolume serve this purpose.

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By: Wolfgang Sommergut submitted:Sep 22 2023

Centrally Manage Company Contacts and Deploy to Built-In Contacts App Using Intune, SharePoint, PowerShell and Graph API. (thelazyadministrator.com)
I recently met with a company that was looking for a better way to get contacts to their employee's

work phones. Currently, they are sending a .vcf file and then having the employees manually save the contacts. While this works, the problem is if you need to send a new contact, you now need to send a new .vcf file to every employee and instruct them on how to save it. Similarly, if you ever need to remove a contact, you need to instruct your employees to manually delete that contact.

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By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Sep 22 2023

Check for PowerShell module updates (powershellisfun.com)
Last year, I wrote a blog post about updating your modules to the latest version, including removing

the older versions here. This blog post will show you how to check for updated modules.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Sep 22 2023

Manage Azure PowerShell global settings (4sysops.com)
One of the lesser-known but very useful features of Azure PowerShell is the ability to manage Azure

PowerShell global settings using the PowerShell cmdlets Get-AzConfig, Update-AzConfig, Export-AzConfig, Import-AzConfig, and Clear-AzConfig.

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By: Baki Onur Okutucu submitted:Sep 22 2023

More Property Management Options (jeffhicks.substack.com)
In the last article, I demonstrated how to use a third-party .NET assembly to update a file's

extended properties. The TagLibSharp assembly works great for media files. $f = [TagLib.File]::Create("C:workcircuit-dreams.mp3") $f.tag.title = "Circuit Dreams" $f.tag.Year = 2022 $f.tag.Composers = "Jeff Hicks" $f.tag.Genres = "Techno","Electronic" $f.Tag.Comment = "This is a computer-generated performance" $f.Save() $f.dispose()

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Sep 22 2023

PowerShell: Error Handling with $Error (sid-500.com)
The $Error Variable in PowerShell contains all error objects of the current session. In this blog

post I will carry out some tasks with $Error and show you how $Error can help [...]

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By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Sep 22 2023

Remove a User from an Azure Resource Group Role with PowerShell and Azure Rest API (techguy.at)
In this post, I want to show you how to remove a User from an Azure Role in Azure Resource Group

with PowerShell using Azure Rest API.

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By: Michael Seidl submitted:Sep 22 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Mega Collection of PowerShell Scripts (github.com)
It includes 500+ useful cross-platform PowerShell scripts located in the Scripts subfolder - for the

command-line interface (CLI), for remote control via SSH, for automation (e.g. AutoHotkey or Jenkins), for context menus, for voice commands (e.g. talk2windows), automatically on startup/login/logoff/daily/shutdown/etc., or simply to learn PowerShell.

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By: Markus Fleschutz submitted:Sep 22 2023

Show-Treemenu (github.com)
Show-Treemenu is a versatile PowerShell function that lets you easily create interactive and

eye-catching terminal menus. Whether you're building automation scripts, managing servers, or just want a slick way to execute your functions, this tool has got you covered.

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By: Dan M submitted:Sep 22 2023

Community

The Matrix of PowerShell: Security and Automation with Researcher Miriam Wiesner (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In our latest PowerShell Podcast, we had an insightful discussion with Miriam Wiesner, a renowned

Senior Security Researcher at Microsoft and the author of "PowerShell Automation and Scripting for Cybersecurity." Miriam, who is juggling her roles as a security expert, an author, and a mom, shed light on her journey at Microsoft, talking about the ups and downs she faced. She extended the conversation to her book-writing experience, wherein she balanced work-life pressures to deliver this authoritative guide on PowerShell Automation and Scripting. The discourse was particularly intriguing when it delved into PowerShell security - an area Miriam is so passionate and knowledgeable about. There was certainly so much to learn from our discussion with her!

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Sep 22 2023

Fun

PowerShell Escape Room (powershell.org)
Why on earth you want to create an Escape Room with PowerShell as backend?
By: Michiel Hamers submitted:Sep 22 2023

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