This example adds theBasicTestclass to the session by specifying source code that's stored in a variable. TheBasicTestclass is used to add integers, create an object, and multiply integers. PowerShell $Source=@" public class BasicTest { public static int Add(int a, int b) { return (a...
Example 1: Add key protector PowerShell PS C:\>$SecureString=ConvertTo-SecureString"1234"-AsPlainText-ForcePS C:\>Add-BitLockerKeyProtector-MountPoint"C:"-Pin$SecureString-TPMandPinProtector This example adds a combination of the TPM and a PIN as key protector for the BitLocker volume identified...
DateTimeFile1.logExemple 3 : Ajouter le contenu d’un fichier spécifié à un autre fichierCet exemple obtient le contenu d’un fichier et stocke le contenu dans une variable. La variable est utilisée pour ajouter le contenu dans un autre fichier.PowerShell Copier ...
Variable values can be useful in most cases when a script isn't behaving as you expect it to behave, because a variable doesn't have a value that you expect.If you want to make your troubleshooting text more easily identifiable, you can use the Write-Warning cmdlet instead o...
That's the reason I'm attempting to use PowerShell to accomplish this task instead. sebgalyou can do that using powershell $UserCredential = Get-Credential Connect-ExchangeOnline -UserPrincipalName <YourAdminEmail> -ShowProgress $true -UserCredential $UserCredential ...
Next, the + operator concatenates the two arrays $array1 and $array2, and the resulting array is enclosed in [array]() to create a new array object. Finally, the resulting array is assigned to the variable $newArray and then printed to the console using the variable name. Further ...
PowerShell Add-AvailabilityAddressSpace-ForestNamecontoso.com-AccessMethodPerUserFB-Credentials(Get-Credential) In on-premises Exchange, this example is useful with a trusted cross-forest Availability service. The contoso.com forest trusts the current forest, and the specified account connects to the co...
PowerShell Team With Add-Type and $executioncontext you can add special varibles that have tied values. I made $random, and $now add-type @"using System;using System.Management.Automation;public class RandomVariable : PSVariable{Random r;public RandomVariable () : base("Random", 0, Scoped...
user1,John,Doe,Password1 user2,Jane,Smith,Password2 Save the file as "users.csv" or any name you prefer. Step 2: Connect to Azure AD Open PowerShell and install the AzureAD module if you haven't already. Run the following command: ...
How can you add a function to a Windows PowerShell script? Well, here’s one way: Copy function multiplynumbers {$args[0] * $args[1]} multiplynumbers 446 282 As you can see, there really isn’t much to this process. To create a function we simply call the function keyword followed...