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February 16, 2024

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Add, remove, or replace values using PowerShell (powershellisfun.com)
I had another encounter this week where a customer wanted to remove the value from something in

Exchange. Setting the value to $null didn't work, and I showed him how to remove it another way. This blog post will show a few ways to add, remove, or replace a value using Active Directory and Exchange Online as examples.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Feb 16 2024

An example of using PowerShell to manage system and user-assigned managed identities in Azure (4sysops.com)
Managed identities provide secure authentication for resources accessing other resources in Azure

without requiring sensitive information such as secrets, credentials, and certificates to be handled. Microsoft Entra ID manages these identities, enabling applications to obtain tokens for authentication. In this post, I will provide an example that illustrates how to use system and user-assigned managed identities with PowerShell.

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By: Baki Onur Okutucu submitted:Feb 16 2024

Can I Bypass Powershell Execution Policy? Powershell Execution Policies (itblogpros.com)
Can I Bypass Powershell Execution Policy? If you are new to PowerShell then you are probably ready

to dive in and start experimenting with scripts and all kinds of cool learning resources. If you ever download a script from an external source then you need to be aware of a few things.

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By: Graeme submitted:Feb 16 2024

Export Microsoft 365 Users’ Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) Status Reports (o365reports.com)
Microsoft self-service password reset (SSPR) feature enables users to reset passwords independently,

reducing help desk reliance in the organization. However, before users can utilize SSPR, admins must enable self-service password reset, and users must register their authentication methods.

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By: Shan submitted:Feb 16 2024

What do you use for tooling when it comes to sharing and executing powershell scripts? (reddit.com)
As the title states, I've found that even within teams that engineers write similar things over and

over again. Version control and git helps but then there is tracking who executed what when and where, no ability for a historical view and timeline, task scheduler is hard to track success / failures output.

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By: u/BraddyNZ submitted:Feb 16 2024

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

PdfLexer v 0.1.19 (powershellgallery.com)
PdfLexer is a powershell pdf manipulation library for Powershell 7+.
By: PdfLexer Authors submitted:Feb 16 2024

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

Welcome to Professional PowerShell (practical365.com)
This blog is the first installment in our new monthly "Professional PowerShell" series, designed to

help part-time PowerShell developers freshen up their scripting skills.

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By: Michel De Rooij submitted:Feb 16 2024

Your PowerShell Journey Starts Here: A Beginner’s Guide (itblogpros.com)
PowerShell is a powerful tool for automating tasks and managing systems, especially in a Windows

environment. If you're ready to level up your tech skills, here's how to get started on your PowerShell learning adventure.

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By: Graeme submitted:Feb 16 2024

Community

PowerShell Pulse Monthly Tech Talks & Community Showcase (youtube.com)
Unlock the potential of Microsoft 365 configuration with Clayton as he demonstrates the seamless

integration of PowerShell and Excel for efficient setup. Delve into Azure's queuing system with Mike to optimize your workflow and achieve continuous delivery. Join us for expert insights and practical tips from their engaging presentation.

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By: Doug Finke submitted:Feb 16 2024

Roadmapping your PowerShell Journey with Sean Wheeler (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, host Andrew Pla is joined by the insightful Sean Wheeler

for an enlightening discussion on all things PowerShell. Andrew starts off the episode by sharing a community tip and delving into the topic of hosting internal PowerShell meetups. The conversation then shifts to Sean, who sheds light on the process of getting started with learning PowerShell, emphasizing the invaluable resources available on learn.microsoft.com/powershell. Together, they explore the different steps involved in a PowerShell journey and offer guidance on mapping out a personalized learning path. Additionally, they discuss the significance of Git and GitHub in the PowerShell ecosystem and extend an invitation to the community for contributions to the PowerShell Community blog. Tune in for a wealth of knowledge and practical advice to enhance your PowerShell experience.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Feb 16 2024

Fun

PowerPlayer – A powershell MP3 Player (github.com)
A simple WPF GUI based MP3 player leveraging system.windows.media.mediaplayer
By: illsk1lls submitted:Feb 16 2024

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February 9, 2024

Announcements!

Introducing Sudo for Windows! (devblogs.microsoft.com)
We're excited to announce the release of Sudo for Windows in Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26052!
By: Jordi Adoumie submitted:Feb 9 2024

PowerShell and OpenSSH team investments for 2024 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Planned team investments for 2024 for PowerShell, OpenSSH, and related tooling.
By: Steve Lee submitted:Feb 9 2024

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Export Exchange Online Shared Mailbox Size Report Using PowerShell (o365reports.com)
Shared mailboxes provide centralized delegated access to common mailboxes and enhance

organization-wide coordination without requiring additional licenses. However, it's crucial to get shared mailbox size reports in Microsoft 365 to tackle potential storage issues. Tracking shared mailbox usage, including the total size aids in capacity planning and enables organizations to maintain a responsive email environment.

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By: Thiraviam submitted:Feb 9 2024

How to Check if a Variable is Null or Empty in PowerShell? (spguides.com)
While working on a PowerShell script, I got a requirement to check if a PowerShell variable in null

or empty. In this PowerShell tutorial, we'll explore how to check if a variable is null or empty in PowerShell using various methods. To check if a variable in PowerShell is null or empty, you can use ... read more...

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Feb 9 2024

How to combine two USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet adapters as an external virtual switch in Hyper-V with PowerShell (wmatthyssen.com)
This blog post will guide you through the process of combining two USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet adapters

and utilizing themContinue Reading

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By: Wim Matthyssen submitted:Feb 9 2024

PowerShell IP Configuration: A Beginner’s Guide to Windows Settings (adamtheautomator.com)
Master PowerShell IP Configuration: Learn to set up and troubleshoot network IPs on Windows

effortlessly. A comprehensive guide for efficient network management.

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By: Bill Kindle submitted:Feb 9 2024

Quickly exanding the booking window of all meeting rooms in Microsoft 365 (randriksen.net)
So I got a task to expand the booking window for all the meeting rooms at work. From the default 180

days to 365 days. This isn't anything big or complicated to do. It's an everyday task really. But I was wondering, how short can I make the PowerShell script to do this for all meeting rooms?

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By: Ole submitted:Feb 9 2024

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

ConvertFrom-StringTable v 0.9.6 (powershellgallery.com)
A PowerShell module designed to effortlessly convert various types of string tables into objects.
By: Sietse van der Schoot submitted:Feb 9 2024

New enhancements to Get-AutopilotDiagnosticsCommunity (oofhours.com)
It started off as a simple change: I was annoyed that the "Observed Timeline" in the output from the

Get-AutopilotDiagnosticsCommunity (and the older Get-AutopilotDiagnostics script too) had events in the wrong order.

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By: Michael Niehaus submitted:Feb 9 2024

New MSIdentityTools Cmdlet to Report OAuth Permissions (office365itpros.com)
The latest version of the MSIndentityTools PowerShell module includes the

Export-MsIdAppConsentGrantReport cmdlet to generate a report of OAuth app permissions. Allied with the ImportExcel module, the cmdlet can produce a very nice workbook containing lots of information about permissions held by the apps in a tenant. But even better, you can export the data to PowerShell and use it in your scripts.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Feb 9 2024

Perform Currency Conversions with PowerShell (wragg.io)
I've recently been working on a PowerShell module for exploring Azure costs (which I plan to blog

about soon) and while doing so added some functionality to allow the costs to be converted between different currencies. It occurred to me that this functionality would be useful as a module of its own, and when I searched around I didn't find too many recent examples for the same. As such I've now developed and published a module in the PowerShell Gallery and on GitHub called CurrencyConverter.

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By: Mark Wragg submitted:Feb 9 2024

PSAuthClient (github.com)
PSAuthClient is a flexible PowerShell OAuth2.0/OpenID Connect (OIDC) Client.
By: Alf Lokken submitted:Feb 9 2024

PSDates v 1.0.0 (powershellgallery.com)
PSDates provides you all the tools you need when working with dates and times in PowerShell. It

contains function to help you find specific date formats, get certain dates based on other dates (first/last day of the month or year, patch Tuesday, etc). I also has functions for working with timezones, unix time, WMI time, crontabs.

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By: Matthew Dowst [OC] submitted:Feb 9 2024

Community

Is anyone using Powershell with Linux? (reddit.com)
Recently installed Powershell upon my Debian 12 system (I was informed that I would need to be

comfortable with it in the upcoming months, to work with Azure). With that warning, I purchased the Month of Lunches book, and proceeded to get to it.

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By: u/Priest_Apostate submitted:Feb 9 2024

PowerShell and Pentesting: Hacker Insights with Spencer Alessi (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this action-packed episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we kick off with a loaded preshow featuring

an exciting announcement of PowerShelldle, a community tip, and a deep dive into my own PowerShell journey in response to a viewer question. The main segment is a fascinating conversation with Spencer Alessi, where we delve into the world of PowerShell and pentesting. Spencer generously shares the tools he would use as a sysadmin pentesting his own environment, including PowerSploit, PingCastle, Bloodhound, LockSmith, and ADeleg. He provides invaluable tips for PowerShell enthusiasts looking to transition into security and pentesting, shedding light on the current and emerging trends in the security landscape. Spencer also gives us insights into the role that PowerShell plays in his role as a pentester. Get ready for a riveting episode filled with tips, tools, and trends in the world of PowerShell and security.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Feb 9 2024

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February 2, 2024

Announcements!

Deprecation of Search-AdminAuditLog and New-AdminAuditLogSearch cmdlets (techcommunity.microsoft.com)
We are writing to inform you about an upcoming change that will affect the way you access and manage

your Exchange Online audit logs. Starting from April 30, 2024, we will be deprecating the following four cmdlets in the Exchange Online V3 module:

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By: Microsoft submitted:Feb 2 2024

Windows Terminal Preview 1.20 Release (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Happy New Year! The Windows Terminal team is back with our first preview release of the year!

Windows Terminal Preview 1.20 introduces several changes such as the automatic deferral of package updates while Windows Terminal is running, support for colorful and crazy line styles, changes to the way search results are highlighted and LOTS of usability updates and bug fixes!

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By: Microsoft submitted:Feb 2 2024

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Active Directory Database: PowerShell Monitoring Made Easy (adamtheautomator.com)
Find the ntds.dit location and monitor your Active Directory database using PowerShell.
By: Adam Bertram submitted:Feb 2 2024

Add updates (.msu) offline into Windows images (.wim) (4sysops.com)
Before deployment, Microsoft ISO's install .wim or custom images should be updated. With the DISM

module in PowerShell, you can add .msu updates, apps, and drivers to a Windows image offline without the need to boot it up.

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By: Wolfgang Sommergut submitted:Feb 2 2024

Connect an Azure Function or Web App to a Key Vault to retrieve secrets with PowerShell (4sysops.com)
Azure Functions often require access to sensitive information. It is a security risk to store

credentials in code or configuration files. Thus, protecting sensitive information like connection strings, API keys, or passwords is crucial. This is where Azure Key Vault comes in, offering secure and centralized storage for all your secrets. In this article, I will explain how to retrieve secrets from the Key Vault within an Azure Function using PowerShell.

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By: Baki Onur Okutucu submitted:Feb 2 2024

Embracing UEFI Booting and Secure Boot in ESXi Environments (angrysysops.com)
Transitioning from BIOS to UEFI booting in ESXi environments is a pivotal step toward enhancing

system security and performance. UEFI, with its advanced features like faster boot times and Secure Boot, ensures a robust and secure operating environment. Secure Boot, in particular, plays a crucial role by allowing only signed software to run, thus protecting systems against unauthorized firmware and drivers.

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By: Piotr Tarnawski submitted:Feb 2 2024

How to Convert Multiline String to Array in PowerShell? (spguides.com)
Do you need to convert multiline strings into arrays in PowerShell? In this PowerShell tutorial, I

will explain to you different methods to convert a multiline string into an array in PowerShell. To convert a multiline string into an array in PowerShell, you can use the -split operator with a newline character as the delimiter.

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Feb 2 2024

How to Report the MFA Status for Entra ID User Accounts (practical365.com)
Microsoft doesn't provide a PowerShell cmdlet to return an accurate MFA status for Entra ID user

accounts, but by combining data from multiple sources we can write a script to generate a report showing details of user password settings and MFA status.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Feb 2 2024

Mastering PowerShell Parameter Validation with Dynamic Methods (adamtheautomator.com)
Boost Your Scripting Skills! Dive into Dynamic PowerShell Parameter Validation for Efficient and

Robust Coding. A Must-Read for PowerShell Excellence.

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By: Adam Bertram submitted:Feb 2 2024

PowerShell: How to ping multiple Computers at once (sid-500.com)
You want to ping multiple computers at once? Can't? Yes you can, with PowerShell. In this post I'll

show you a few examples of how you can ping multiple computers.

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By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Feb 2 2024

Tagging Virtual Machines with the CISTag Module in PowerShell (powershell.ro)
In this blog post, we'll explore the process of assigning tags to multiple VMs using the CIStag

module in PowerShell. This becomes necessary when the conventional PowerCLI module for tagging VMs fails, as was the case for me.

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By: Catalin Cristescu submitted:Feb 2 2024

Using the PowerShell Profiler module (powershellisfun.com)
The Profiler module was mentioned in the episode on January 15th of the PowerShell Podcast from PDQ

(My favorite!), and it did not cross my path earlier. In this blog post, I will show you how it works and why it's a great tool to optimize your script performance!

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Feb 2 2024

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

GitHub – cdhunt/httpunitPS: A PowerShell port of httpunit (github.com)
A PowerShell port of httpunit. The goal of this module is to utilize Net.Http.HttpClient to more

closely simulate a .Net client application. It also provides easy access to the Windows Certificate store for client certificate authentication.

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By: Chris Hunt submitted:Feb 2 2024

helium v 1.1.8 (powershellgallery.com)
Assorted Utilities to make your day happier than inhaling a party balloon.
By: David Stein submitted:Feb 2 2024

PSWeave v 0.1.1 (powershellgallery.com)
PowerShell module that innovates automation with AI to make you more productive
By: Douglas Finke submitted:Feb 2 2024

Update Windows 10 to 22H2 via Enablement Package (github.com)
Developed a script to push to 6000+ endpoints using NinjaRMM that will helps update Windows 10

computers to 22H2 using the enablement package. Ninja has been having issues with getting all these computers patched, so wrote this to help bring all devices up to 22H2 which is the last serviced Windows 10 version until EOL.

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By: TawTek submitted:Feb 2 2024

Community

PowerShell and Education: A Deep Dive with Jim Tyler, Director of Technology (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we have the pleasure of hosting Jim Tyler

(@PowerShellEngineer). In this episode, Jim shares insights into PowerShell in K-12 education, his book and YouTube channel, Miscripts.org, and his various projects and passions. Join us as we delve into Jim's background, his journey into PowerShell, and the unique challenges and rewards of working in the K-12 sector. We discuss the impact of AI on education, the birth of Miscripts.org, and Jim's creative ventures, from YouTube tutorials to self-publishing a PowerShell book. Get ready for a conversation packed with valuable insights, practical advice, and a touch of Disney magic.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Feb 2 2024

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January 26, 2024

Announcements!

More SAPIEN Product Releases for ARM64 (sapien.com)
We are pleased to announce that PowerShell Help, CIM Explorer 2024, VersionRecall 2024, and

PrimalXML 2024 are also now available for ARM64.

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By: SAPIENTech submitted:Jan 26 2024

PowerShell 7.5.0 preview 1 released (github.com)
Come try out the latest preview on PowerShell 7.5.
By: The PowerShell Team submitted:Jan 26 2024

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Finding Your Way on the System.IO.Path (jeffhicks.substack.com)
Since we've been exploring ways to use .NET classes to supplement existing command coverage in

PowerShell, I thought we should explore the System.IO namespace. Here, you will find several classes to incorporate into your PowerShell scripting. As you'll see, some of the classes provide functionality already offered by existing cmdlets. I always recommend using cmdlets in your code wherever possible for beginner scripters. Cmdlets are easier to understand, are documented, and provide features like -WhatIf that you don't get when accessing the .NET Framework directly.

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jan 26 2024

How to Update Tenant Corporate Branding for the Entra ID Sign-in Screen with PowerShell (office365itpros.com)
The ability to apply custom corporate branding for Entra Id screens has existed since 2020. You can

update elements through the admin center or PowerShell. This article explains how to use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK to customize the sign-in text and background image for the sign-in screen.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Jan 26 2024

How to Use PowerShell to Retrieve Permissions for Entra ID Apps (office365itpros.com)
Recent attacker activity made me think that access might have been gained through an OAuth app.

Keeping an eye on app permissions is important. From a PowerShell perspective, it is reasonably straightforward to retrieve details of app permissions using the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK. Several methods are available to do the job.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Jan 26 2024

Installing updates during Autopilot: Windows 11 edition, revisited again (oofhours.com)
This seems to be a frequent blog topic, with posts going back to 2019: So why bring this up yet

again? I blame Gary Block

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By: Michael Niehaus submitted:Jan 26 2024

Replace String Containing Special Characters in PowerShell (spguides.com)
There might have been scenarios where you want to replace a string containing special characters in

PowerShell. In this tutorial, I will explain to you different examples of how to replace strings containing special characters in PowerShell. To replace a string containing special characters in PowerShell, you can use the -replace operator with an escape character

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Jan 26 2024

Simplifying PowerShell Object Validation & Transforming: A JSON-Schema Refactoring Journey (devdojo.com)
In a recent scripting endeavor, I developed a PowerShell script with an

ArgumentTransformationAttribute. The script's purpose was to convert PSCustomObjects or Hashtables into a JSON format tailored for seamless integration with a BatchRequest destined for the Microsoft Graph API.

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By: Christian Ritter submitted:Jan 26 2024

Understanding the Intune Management Extension client health check (petervanderwoude.nl)
This week is sort of a follow-up on the posts of the last couple of weeks about Win32 apps. This

week, however, the focus is more on the process that is in place to make sure that everything around the Intune Management Extension (IME) keeps functioning. The IME contains many important components for installing Win32 apps, for running PowerShell scripts, for running inventories, and more. That makes it important that the IME is running successfully. To make sure that the IME is running successfully, the Intune Management Extension Health Evaluation was introduced. That evaluation is focused on performing checks on the service of the IME. This post will have a closer look at the IME client health check and the actions that it performs.

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By: Peter van der Woude submitted:Jan 26 2024

Use Azure Automation and PowerShell to Create a Daily Microsoft Entra Risk Report (practical365.com)
In this article, Sean McAvinue explains how to use PowerShell and Azure Automation runbook to create

a Daily Microsoft Entra Risk Report.

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By: Sean McAvinue submitted:Jan 26 2024

Using the PowerShell PSWindowsUpdate module (powershellisfun.com)
I've been using the PSWindowsUpdate module for a while now; it's very convenient when spinning up a

test VM for a customer if you want to have it up-to-date before going through the Windows Autopilot process, for example. In this blog post, I will show you how the module works with a few examples of how I use it.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Jan 26 2024

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

365Automatedlab V2.4.0 Released! (clatent.com)
Overall things are good, and glad to put out v2.4.0 which I've added a function to delete all

"deleted" SharePoint sites the recycle bin. The reason for it is you can't mass delete SharePoint sites from the GUI and sometimes you create SharePoint sites that aren't in your Excel workbook and this just makes it easier.

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By: Clayton Tyger submitted:Jan 26 2024

Diagrammer.Microsoft.AD v 0.1.5 (powershellgallery.com)
A PowerShell module to generate an as built report on the configuration of Microsoft AD.
By: Jonathan Colon submitted:Jan 26 2024

I made a function that returns WHOIS data from an IP address. Uses REST against the new WHOIS RPAD api. (reddit.com)
Been hesitant to post this, I basically had to brute force the organization and address out of their

non-standard xml. So that part is messy to say the least.

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By: u/port25 submitted:Jan 26 2024

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

Portscanning with Powershell (youtube.com)
I gave an impromptu talk on my #PowerShell port scanner
By: James Conlan submitted:Jan 26 2024

PowerShell on Exercism (exercism.org)
Join Exercism's PowerShell Track for access to 117 exercises with automatic analysis of your code

and personal mentoring, all 100% free.

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By: Exercism submitted:Jan 26 2024

Community

From Python to PowerShell: A Developer’s Perspective with Jordan Borean (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we are joined by the talented Jordan Borean. Join us as

we delve into the world of PowerShell development with Jordan, exploring some of his exceptional modules that have made waves in the community. Jordan shares his unique perspective as a Python developer using PowerShell and highlights the benefits of binary modules. Dive into the details of Jordan's experience within the PowerShell community Discord, and gain insights into his journey to Red Hat, where Open Source played a pivotal role. As a bonus, discover the surprising answer to the question: If PowerShell was a song, what would it be? This episode is packed with coding wisdom, community adventures, and a touch of musical revelation.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jan 26 2024

Fun

PSClock/docs/Start-PSClock.md (github.com)
I love having a big clock on my monitor right where I can see it. Very handy with a 41" display.
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jan 26 2024

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January 19, 2024

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

$env:PSModulepath with Microsoft.PowerShell.PSResourceGet on macOS (powershell.co.at)
Hi Community ! Its been a long time since my last content blog, but I am just facing an issue, you

also might face now or in the future its worth writing about. It is about the switch from the old Module based CmdLets to the PSResource-based CmdLets with Microsoft.PowerShell.PSResourceGet.

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By: Roman Stadlmair submitted:Jan 19 2024

Azure DevOps Library Group Powershell (nielskok.tech)
This blog post is creating an Azure DevOps library group via Powershell.
By: Niels Kok submitted:Jan 19 2024

Azure REST API: Manage Azure resources with the PowerShell cmdlet Invoke-AzRestMethod (4sysops.com)
Sometimes, managing certain Azure resources using PowerShell can be challenging due to the absence

of specific cmdlets for those operations or services. This is where the Invoke-AzRestMethod cmdlet comes into play, which allows PowerShell scripts to communicate with Azure services by sending HTTP requests to Azure's REST API. It acts as a bridge between PowerShell and Azure services that still need to be integrated with cmdlets.

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By: Baki Onur Okutucu submitted:Jan 19 2024

Control Azure VM with PowerShell and Azure REST API (techguy.at)
Today I want to show you how to control an Azure VM with PowerShell and Azure REST API. So to Start,

Stop or Restart an Azure VM.

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By: Michael Seidl submitted:Jan 19 2024

Enhancing PowerShell with Python (tessarinseve.pythonanywhere.com)
PowerShell, a powerful command-line shell and scripting language, can be extended and customized to

work harmoniously with Python.

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By: Severino Tessarin submitted:Jan 19 2024

How to Get Current Function Name in PowerShell? (spguides.com)
Do you want to get the current PowerShell function name? In this PowerShell tutorial, I will explain

how to get the current function name in PowerShell. Get the Current Function Name in PowerShell A function in PowerShell is a block of code with a name that performs a specific task.

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Jan 19 2024

How to Report Expiring Credentials for Entra ID Apps (office365itpros.com)
Entra ID registered apps can authenticate using app secrets and certificates. These credentials

expire over time, so it's good to review app credential expiration dates periodically. This article explains how to use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK to generate a report about app credential expiration dates to allow tenant administrators to manage registered apps a little better...

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Jan 19 2024

List and Remove Calendar Events from Exchange Mailbox with PowerShell (woshub.com)
PowerShell allows you to access event and meeting items in Exchange users' calendars. In this post,

we will look at how to get a list of calendar events or remove...

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By: OSHub submitted:Jan 19 2024

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

PSGalleryExplorer v 2.5.4 (powershellgallery.com)
Search, explore, and discover PowerShell Gallery modules based on various criteria.
By: Jake Morrison submitted:Jan 19 2024

Community

Complex Identity Migrations & Microsoft using PowerShell: The Practical 365 Podcast S4 E11 (practical365.com)
On the show this week, Paul Robichaux and I are joined by Microsoft's Tim McMichael to discuss

DLConversionV2, his latest project, and to talk all things around challenges with hybrid identity.

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By: Steve Goodman submitted:Jan 19 2024

From Listener to Speaker: Daniel Schroeder’s PowerShell Summit Success (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In the latest episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we're joined by the dynamic Daniel Schroeder. Dive

into the world of PowerShell tips and contributions as Daniel shares insights into his tiPS module and how listeners can get involved. Daniel also reflects on his experience as a podcast listener, detailing how the show inspired him to take significant steps in his professional journey, such as applying to speak at PowerShell Summit-a journey that culminated in being accepted. The episode takes a technical turn as we glean advice on GitOps, explore techniques for visualizing large-scale systems, and gain valuable insights into the current statistics of DevOps, SRE, and Platform Engineering. Join us for a conversation packed with practical tips, personal reflections, and expert advice from Daniel Schroeder.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jan 19 2024

Upcoming Events

PowerShell Conference Europe (psconf.eu)
June 24th - 27th 2024 - Hilton Old Town - Antwerp, Belgium
By: PSConfEU submitted:Jan 19 2024

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January 12, 2024

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Computer Auditing – Part 4 – Windows Services, DHCP Scopes, and IIS Websites (hkeylocalmachine.com)
I've recently been looking at extending the standard set of auditing (from the previous scripts

mentioned in Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3) to include DHCP scope information, and IIS-based website information.

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By: Kamal submitted:Jan 12 2024

DomainManagement v 1.8.202 (powershellgallery.com)
Module to manage domain configuration
By: Friedrich Weinmann submitted:Jan 12 2024

How to Get-Date Without Time in PowerShell? (spguides.com)
Do you want to get-date without time in PowerShell? In this PowerShell tutorial, I will explain

different "PowerShell get-date without time" methods with examples. PowerShell get-date without time Here are different ways to get-date without time in PowerShell. Using Get-Date with DisplayHint Parameter PowerShell provides the Get-Date cmdlet, which is a versatile command used to retrieve the

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Jan 12 2024

Launch EC2 instance from an AMI with a Bash and PowerShell script (4sysops.com)
In my previous post, I shared a Bash and PowerShell script that enables you to swiftly generate an

Amazon Machine Image (AMI) from an EC2 instance. In this post, I will be explaining how you can promptly launch an EC2 instance using the AMI.

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By: Michael Pietroforte submitted:Jan 12 2024

Managing Passwords for Entra ID Accounts with PowerShell (office365itpros.com)
Password profiles store the password settings for Entra ID user accounts. By updating the password

profile, you can update an account's password and force actions like force the user to change their password on the next sign-in or force the user to enable multifactor authentication for the account. All done with cmdlets from the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Jan 12 2024

Prometheus data from PowerShell (oxcrag.net)
At work we have a system which is dependent on fetching email from an on-premises Exchange server

via Exchange Web Services (EWS). Apparently there's a "wontfix" bug in Exchange, where a request to fetch email over this interface that can silently fail. The known workaround is to move email between folders in the affected account, which for some reason causes a state change of some kind that suddenly allows email to be handled again.

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By: Mikael Hansson submitted:Jan 12 2024

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

AdminToolbox.FFTools v4.16.72 (powershellgallery.com)
Expedite simple ffmpeg actions
By: Taylor Lee submitted:Jan 12 2024

PSWorkItem v1.7.0 (github.com)
A PowerShell 7 module for managing work and personal tasks or to-do items. This module uses a SQLite

database to store task and category information. The module is not a full-featured project management solution, but should be fine for personal needs. The module requires a 64-bit Windows platform.

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jan 12 2024

Turning PowerShell into a Python Engine (reddit.com)
Last semester, I started work on the Import-Package module. It is still in the prerelease stages as

it needs some polishing before going to v1, but I started putting it to use.

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By: u/anonhostpi submitted:Jan 12 2024

Community

PowerShell PM Roundtable: 2024 Areas of Excitement (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we bring you a special treat-an exclusive roundtable

discussion with the PMs behind PowerShell and its related projects. Hear about how the team's goal of improving the lives of people working in operations and on operations tasks. Join us as we meet the PM team: Danny Maertens, Sydney Smith, Michael Greene, Damien Caro, Jason Helmick, and Steven Bucher. Each PM takes a turn sharing their areas of interest and excitement for the coming year, giving listeners a sneak peek into the future of PowerShell. Whether it's advancements in automation, SSH improvements, or upcoming projects, this episode offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at the vision and passion driving PowerShell forward. Don't miss this insightful conversation with the PMs who make it all happen!

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jan 12 2024

Fun

PowerShell Keep Away Game – Code Included (reddit.com)
All - this is a little project I've been working on, mostly as a bet. I made a short of it on my

YouTube channel if you want to see how it works, but I've provided the code below as well.

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By: u/TLDW_Tutorials submitted:Jan 12 2024

PowerShell Podcast ScriptingChallenge (gist.github.com)
This is the PowerShell scripting challenge from my appearance on the PowerShell Podcast
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jan 12 2024

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January 5, 2024

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Automated Alerts on Azure (Entra ID) Application Secret Expirations (thelazyadministrator.com)
Monitoring Azure AD (Entra ID now) application secret expirations in an enterprise is a critical

aspect of maintaining robust security and ensuring uninterrupted service. When application secrets expire without timely renewal, it can disrupt business operations by causing application failures. Proactive management of application secret expirations helps enterprises avoid last-minute issues, enabling a more secure and efficient operational environment.

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By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Jan 5 2024

Automating Windows 365 part 2 – Using Graph X-Ray (sccmentor.com)
Introduction This is Part 2 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 automatingContinue reading

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By: SCCMentor submitted:Jan 5 2024

Copying files between Windows and Linux with SCP and PowerShell (4sysops.com)
There are various mechanisms for copying files between Windows and Linux. A proven tool for this

purpose is Secure Copy (SCP), and with the porting of PowerShell to Linux, it is suitable for this task, too. The connection runs over SSH in both cases, ensuring that files are transferred encrypted.

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By: Thomas Joos submitted:Jan 5 2024

Create an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) of an EC2 instance with a Bash and PowerShell script (4sysops.com)
The provided Bash and PowerShell script helps automate the creation of Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)

from existing AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances. This is particularly useful for creating point-in-time backups or disaster recovery. I mostly use the script to quickly clone an EC2 instance for testing or troubleshooting.

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By: Michael Pietroforte submitted:Jan 5 2024

How to create a maintenance mode in Azure Automation (baswijdenes.com)
An emergency button to ensure that your runbooks stop running without disconnecting the schedule in

Azure Automation Disclaimer: This post can be seen as satire. There are probably better ways, but because we were so limited with the customer at the time, we opted for a hobby approach: 'Maintenance mode the creative way'. What if... ... Continue reading How to create a maintenance mode in Azure Automation

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Naming Made Easy: AI-Powered Rename Suggestions (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Ever struggled to name a variable, method, or class-finding that perfect balance between

expressiveness and conciseness? You're not alone. We've tackled this universal challenge in the latest Visual Studio Preview via our GitHub Copilot Chat extension (subscription required). Introducing: AI-powered rename suggestions.

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By: Dalia Abo Sheasha submitted:Jan 5 2024

PowerShell Start Service Explained: Mastering Cmdlets for Windows Services (adamtheautomator.com)
Learn how to use PowerShell start service and other cmdlets for Windows Services in this informative

tutorial.

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By: Adam Bertram submitted:Jan 5 2024

Uninstall any application in a jiffy using PowerShell and Microsoft Intune (imab.dk)
Introduction This post is a just a quick follow up on my previous post: Uninstall any application in

a jiffy using PowerShell and Configuration Manager I received a few questions whether the PowerShell script can be used with Microsoft Intune instead of Microsoft Configuration Manager. And sure! This post will explain one of many approaches available with Intune.

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By: Martin Bengtsson submitted:Jan 5 2024

Using PowerShell to query your Ubiquiti UISP information (powershellisfun.com)
Two days ago, I received my new Ubiquiti UISP Console, an eight-port switch/router with 10Gbit SFP+

slots managed by the Ubiquiti UISP software running on my VPS in Docker. In this blog post, I will show you a few examples of how to query it using PowerShell.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Jan 5 2024

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Audit & Report Microsoft 365 Admin Activity using PowerShell (o365reports.com)
As a Microsoft 365 admin, ever pondered how your sub-admins wield their privileged powers? We get it

- managing multiple admins is no small feat. Microsoft 365 administrators hold significant responsibilities like getting users on board, handling passwords, overseeing various

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By: Shan submitted:Jan 5 2024

Reporting Entra ID Admin Consent Requests (office365itpros.com)
A question came in about how to report admin consent requests as viewed through the Entra ID admin

center. PowerShell does the trick, once you know how. The key thing is to find the right cmdlet to use. Once you know that, the rest is pretty easy as we explain in this article.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Jan 5 2024

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

PowerCLI Tutorial: Boost Your VMware Management Skills (adamtheautomator.com)
Begin your journey with our PowerCLI tutorial and elevate your VMware infrastructure management to

expert levels. Learn essential tips and tricks today!

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By: Dave Pinkawa submitted:Jan 5 2024

PowerShell for Linux admins (powershellisfun.com)
During the Cloud Expo convention in the Netherlands last month, I spoke to someone who said that

learning all the PowerShell commands as a Linux admin was difficult. PowerShell was built to make it easier for Linux admins to transition to it. In this blog post, I will show you how aliases work and how they help Linux Admins get started with basic PowerShell tasks.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Jan 5 2024

What’s in Windows Terminal 1.19 Preview (youtube.com)
In this video, Christopher Nguyen (PM on Windows Terminal) and Mike Griese (Senior Software Engineer

on Windows Terminal) will highlight some features from the Windows Terminal 1.19 Preview release-Including community favorites!

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By: Microsoft Developer submitted:Jan 5 2024

Community

Farewell to Jordan: MVP Chrissy LeMaire Unleashes AI Wisdom (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this special episode of the PowerShell Podcast, the hosts are joined by the esteemed Chrissy

LeMaire, a double Microsoft MVP and GitHub star as we bid a fond farewell to Jordan. Chrissy's wealth of expertise in the PowerShell, GitHub, and AI realms adds a unique perspective to the discussion. We talk about creating personalized chatbots with ChatGPT, uses for AI. Chrissy shares news about her upcoming AI book and the life-changing moment that got her to embrace AI. All that, and more! Don't miss this insightful conversation with a true powerhouse in the tech community.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jan 5 2024

From Engineer to Manager: Mike Kanakos on Transition, Lessons, and Community (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we sit down with Microsoft MVP Mike Kanakos to explore

his journey transitioning from an engineer to a manager. Mike candidly shares the valuable lessons learned, from navigating newfound responsibilities to embracing a mentoring role. We delve into the pivotal role community involvement played in his managerial growth, touching on how insights from successful teams and best practices informed his approach. The discussion also unveils exciting changes ahead for the Research Triangle PowerShell User Group, which Mike leads. As a bonus, we get an insider's look into Mike's favorite PowerShell modules. Join us for an insightful conversation packed with lessons, community impact, and a sneak peek into the evolving PowerShell landscape.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jan 5 2024

Unlocking Secrets: Sam Erde on Open-Source Contributions and the Locksmith Module (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, featuring guest Sam Erde, we delve into a myriad of

topics starting with Andrew's successful acceptance of his talk at PowerShell Summit. The episode unfolds with a spotlight on community resources. Sam Erde, our esteemed guest, shares insights into his blogging journey and his contributions to open-source projects, with a particular focus on the Locksmith module designed to uncover misconfigurations in ADCS Certificate Services. Sam also provides his unique perspective on leveraging PowerShell for various tasks. The hosts engage in a discussion about the community ethos, underscoring the importance of creating more value than capturing, and Sam shares personal experiences that have shaped his approach to community involvement. Tune in for an episode packed with valuable insights, community highlights, and the power of PowerShell in action.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jan 5 2024

Fun

Which naming convention for internal variables? (reddit.com)
Hi guys, I'm new to PowerShell and Microsoft has a guide for Approved Verbs for PowerShell Commands

and Strongly Encouraged Development Guidelines, but which naming convention do you use for internal variables?

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By: u/Gincules submitted:Jan 5 2024

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PowerShell Weekly will be taking it’s annual holiday break and will be back on January 5, 2024. Be sure to check out my PowerShell Year in Review on the main site for a recap of PowerShell in 2023 as well as some fun stats about the content of PowerShell Weekly for the past 12 months.

Have a wonderful holiday and I’ll see you all again in January.

December 15, 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Automating cleanup Entra Joined AVD hosts (nielskok.tech)
This post is about automating the cleanup for Entra Joined Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) hosts.
By: Niels Kok submitted:Dec 15 2023

Entra ID Improves Registered App Security (office365itpros.com)
The preview app instance property lock feature designed to improve the security of Entra ID

registered apps is becoming the default for new apps. In this article, we describe how to update the app instance property lock to reflect the new default setting using cmdlets from the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, including a script you can download and run.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Dec 15 2023

Exchange Online: How to set Junk Settings for Shared Mailboxes (sid-500.com)
When working with shared mailboxes, there is a problem: the user connected to this mailbox cannot

configure the Junk Mail Settings for this shared mailbox in Outlook itself.

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By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Dec 15 2023

Microsoft Graph API Endpoint Adds Last Successful Sign-In Date Time (thelazyadministrator.com)
Previously, if you wanted to find a user's last successful sign-in to your Microsoft 365 tenant

using the Microsoft Graph REST API, you would have to iterate through Entra ID sign-in logs. With new recent additions to the Microsoft Graph API Beta Endpoint, you can now return the UTC value just by parsing the user details and properties. The Microsoft documentation regarding the signInActivity resource type can be found here.

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By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Dec 15 2023

Microsoft Intune PowerShell Additional Requirement Rules (powershellisfun.com)
In my last blog post, I showed you how to use Detection scripts in Intune. In this blog post, I will

show you how the additional requirement rules work and how you can use PowerShell for those.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Dec 15 2023

Powershell Global Variable: Mastering Scope and Usage with Examples (spguides.com)
PowerShell global variables are an essential aspect of scripting in Windows PowerShell. They offer a

way to store and manipulate data across functions, scripts, and cmdlets. In this tutorial, I will explain to you how to define, set, and use global variable in PowerShell.

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Dec 15 2023

Recurring PowerShell Update Issue Easily Fixed – Ed Tittel (edtittel.com)
Deja vu! With the introduction of version 7.4.0, MS once again changed the PowerShell (PS)

installer. That means Winget won't update PS directly; one must visit the GitHub PS page and grab a new installer from there. Afterward, as shown in the lead-in graphic, old(er) version(s) of PS still show up when WinGet upgrade is ... Continue reading Recurring PowerShell Update Issue Easily Fixed ?

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By: Ed Tittel submitted:Dec 15 2023

Send Telegram Messages from a PowerShell Script (woshub.com)
You can use your Telegram messenger as a notification tool to get instant reports on various

infrastructure events, script execution results, or scheduler tasks. This article shows you how to...

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By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Dec 15 2023

Using GitHub Copilot to Upgrade PowerShell Scripts to the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK (practical365.com)
In this blog, Andy Scheider deep dives into GitHub Copilot and how it can be used to upgrade

PowerShell Scripts to the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK.

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By: Andy Schneider submitted:Dec 15 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Credential Harvesting with PowerShell and SpecterInsight (practicalsecurityanalytics.com)
Credential harvesting, also known as credential theft or credential stealing, refers to the

collection sensitive authentication information from individuals or systems. The goal of credential harvesting is to obtain usernames, passwords, or other authentication tokens that allow access to protected resources. This post will cover a variety of different credential harvesting techniques, how to leverage those techniques using SpecterInsight, and how to view the data in Kibana.

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By: PracSec submitted:Dec 15 2023

PSEtw (github.com)
PowerShell module for capturing ETW events in realtime. Currently this supports Manifest and Trace

Logging ETW providers

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By: Jordan Borean submitted:Dec 15 2023

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

GitHub – wgross/ps-module-to-module-call: Example for showing propagation of Debug/Verbose between PS Script modules (github.com)
Example for showing propagation of Debug/Verbose between PS Script modules - GitHub -

wgross/ps-module-to-module-call: Example for showing propagation of Debug/Verbose between PS Script modules

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By: W.Gross submitted:Dec 15 2023

Intro to REST API calls with Powershell (youtube.com)
Making a REST API call with no Auth Token
By: Code Doge submitted:Dec 15 2023

Mastering Microsoft 365 PowerShell Scripting (practical365.com)
A common question at conferences is how to start with Microsoft 365 PowerShell scripting. We all

have our own approach. This article lays out a simple three-step method to write scripts to interact with Microsoft 365 objects.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Dec 15 2023

Community

Code in Action: Embracing Hands-On Learning with Jeff Hicks (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, guest Jeff Hicks leads a dynamic discussion on the power

of hands-on learning with PowerShell and the numerous benefits of learning by doing. Jeff challenges the community with a scripting challenge, encouraging active participation. The episode also features a showcase of some outstanding community blogs, including topics like PowerShell performance testing, web scraping, and module development. Jeff shares insights into his own remarkable modules, and the hosts delve into noteworthy community projects. Don't miss Jeff's scripting challenge and be sure to check out the community blogs and links discussed in this episode!

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Dec 15 2023

Fun

Good practice questions for Powershell? (reddit.com)
I have few as a suggestions here, but i needed better suggestions from this forum as always, please

help..

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By: u/yashaswiu submitted:Dec 15 2023

Upcoming Events

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit (powershellsummit.org)
April 8-11, 2024 - Bellevue, WA
By: The DevOps Collective submitted:Dec 15 2023

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December 8, 2023

Announcements!

Long time PowerShell contributor Sean Kearney needs some help (gofundme.com)
One of the founding fathers of the PowerShell community, the man once dubbed The Honorary Scripting Guy, Sean Kearney, has fallen on some hard times and can use all the help and support he can get.
By: The PowerShell Community submitted:Dec 8 2023

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Azure Arc Setup on Windows Server (thomasmaurer.ch)
With Windows Server 2022 and later you now get the Azure Arc Setup integrated on your Windows

Server. This allows you to onboard your Windows Server through a graphical wizard. With the wizard, you can easily onboard your Windows Server machine to Azure Arc. The wizard takes care of the following steps for you: verifying ...

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By: Thomas Maurer submitted:Dec 8 2023

Azure Bastion: Enable Azure Bastion Standard SKU features with Azure PowerShell (wmatthyssen.com)
In this blog post, you'll learn how to use an Azure PowerShell script to enable all Azure Bastion

Standard SKU.

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By: Wim Matthyssen submitted:Dec 8 2023

Azure Functions, PowerApps and Exchange Online (ingogegenwarth.wordpress.com)
Lately we were approached by different teams to help with some scenarios. These scenarios were a bit

tricky and complex as there is currently no solution out-of-the-box. Here some examples:

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By: Ingo Gegenwarth submitted:Dec 8 2023

Entra ID Captures Timestamp for Last Successful Sign In for User Accounts (office365itpros.com)
Entra ID captures the lastSuccessfulSignInDateTime property to record the last successful sign-in

action against user accounts. The new property is available through the Graph beta endpoint. Quite a difference can exist between the last successful sign in and the last sign in, as explored in this article.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Dec 8 2023

How to Export MS Teams Chat History with PowerShell (woshub.com)
In this article, we'll look at how to access and export the history of Microsoft Teams chat

conversations using PowerShell.

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By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Dec 8 2023

Mastering PowerShell Graph API: Easy-to-Follow Insights (adamtheautomator.com)
Master the PowerShell Graph API with our concise guide. Learn to access, read, and manage data

effortlessly, enhancing your API skills quickly and efficiently.

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By: Alex Asplund submitted:Dec 8 2023

PowerShell get file size (spguides.com)
Do you want to check file size in PowerShell? In this PowerShell tutorial, I will explain everything

about PowerShell get file size with various methods and examples. To check the file size using PowerShell, you can use the Get-Item command followed by the .Length property.

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Dec 8 2023

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

PoshCVE (github.com)
A PowerShell module for querying the National Vulnerability Database. Search for CVEs by ID, vendor,

product, and more.

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By: Dan Gough submitted:Dec 8 2023

PowerCLI script to check Cluster Overcommitment ratio (powershell.ro)
Efficient resource utilization is a key factor in maintaining a healthy VMware vSphere environment.

As virtualization environments grow, it becomes crucial to monitor and optimize resource allocation to prevent overcommitment, ensuring the smooth operation of virtual machines. In this blog post, we'll explore a PowerCLI script designed to check the Cluster Overcommitment Ratio

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By: Catalin Cristescu submitted:Dec 8 2023

Community

Breaking Down Barriers in PowerShell and Management with Kevin Cefalu (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we engage in a dynamic discussion with Kevin Cefalu.

Kevin shares managerial insights, valuable lessons from the Summit, and the workings of Azure Durable Functions. The conversation shifts to the power of Pair Programming and Call for Presentations (CFP) and how this involved Andrew. We explore the usage of the .vscode folder and Plaster for workspace customization and conclude with Kevin's intriguing thoughts on AI applications. A powerful blend of knowledge, experience, and technology.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Dec 8 2023

Fun

fish shell (fishshell.com)
Billed as a command line shell for the 90s
By: fish shell submitted:Dec 8 2023

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