The .NET Framework including PowerShell is the desired interface. We suggest you run these scripts logged on as a user that is a member of Enterprise administrators group or with sufficient permission to modify
Whether it's partners, clients, vendors or consultants, many organizations need to accommodate guest users in Microsoft 365. As the admin of this platform, it's your job to make management of guest users quick and painless. Guest users are the key to extending your digital workspace into a ...
With a default installation of PowerShell or Windows PowerShell, you can use theCopy-Itemcmdlet to copy files, registry keys and variables. This is facilitated by the provider feature that enables interaction with different content types with the same command. Some modules include custom provid...
AD Module for Windows PowerShell - Insufficient Access Rights to perform the operation AD Powershell command for deleted users AD Powershell script to generate last log in details for a specific user for last 60 days AD User - Update inheritable persmission AD User Creation Error AD User ...
You can quite simply and quickly list all users (user accounts, user groups) or export them to a file. This is available in both console app, the classic command prompt (cmd.exe) and PowerShell (powershell.exe). Just start your preferred console, enternet user, and press Enter. This co...
To help admins manage local users and groups withPowerShellmore easily, Microsoft provides a cmdlet collection calledMicrosoft.PowerShell.LocalAccounts. Previously, you had to download and import it into PowerShell explicitly, and also install Windows Management Framework 5.1; in the Windows Server 2...
Sign in to theAzure portal. Browse toMicrosoft Entra ID>Properties. Scroll down to theTenant IDsection and you can find your tenant ID in the box. Find tenant ID with PowerShell To find the tenant ID with Azure PowerShell, use the cmdletGet-AzTenant. ...
The objective of this article is to introduce you to a process to assign licenses to your Office 365 users automatically.This process is based on a set of PowerShell scripts.You can find the required PowerShell script code at the end of this article....
PowerShell script to modify the registry for all users Modify the registry at your own risk ==PSChildName@name=expression=PSChildName@name=expression=@name=expression=ProfileImagePath=Registry::HKEY_USERS?PSChildname@name=expression=PSChildName=SIDSID@name=expression=InputObjectUserHiveUsername# Loop ...
You are so much closer to finding those locked out users in Active Directory with PowerShell! Parsing the Username and Location This will return all of the lockout events but doesn’t immediately show the usernames and computers that the lockout was performed on. To find the username, you’...