The following PowerShell script can be used to export all unique permissions in a site collection to a CSV file. The script takes in the url of the site collection and the export file directory as input parameters. if ((Get-PSSnapin "Microsoft.SharePoint....
Uploads a new site script package for use either directly or in a site design. Add-SPOTenantCdnOrigin Configures a new origin to public or private content delivery network (CDN). Requires Tenant administrator permissions. Add-SPOTheme Creates a new custom theme, or overwrites an existing theme...
The Claims to Windows Token service must be running on each SharePoint server that has PowerPivot for SharePoint installed. An alternative to this script is to use the instructions in the following topic: Install PowerPivot for SharePoint on an Existing SharePoint Server. Run the following command...
I have the following script which works with granting permissions, but won't 'remove' permissions on the folder:prettyprint 复制 Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell # URL of Site $PrivateGroup="DB Private" $RemovalGroup1="Team-Test Members" $PermissionLevel="Contribute" $web = Get-...
Do you have a folder (or document library) with a bunch of files, and each file has unique permissions, and you want to grant permission to all files at once? Sure, Here is the PowerShell script to do that: #Load SharePoint CSOM Assemblies ...
Library permissions Sharepoint group in which there is a domain group in which there are all users, as above - Read Site Owners group - Full control On each folder created by the script is the permission for the user to edit Everything creates fine except for the last step, which...
Hi, I have a powershell script related to SharePoint 2013 server. Can this be converted to work on online, as the site is community site template which was available in SharePoint 2013 and its also available in SharePoint online. we are having an issue with community SharePoint site online...
On SharePoint 2010 it is not enough if you are farm administrator. You still cannot run PowerShell commands sometimes. The reason is simple – your user account needs more permissions. Here’s how to add permissions. Open SharePoint 2010 PowerShell console as administrator Type: Get-SPShellAdm...
$SharingInfo = [Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ObjectSharingInformation]::GetObjectSharingInformation($Ctx, $Item, $false, $false, $false, $true, $true, $true, $true) $ctx.Load($SharingInfo) $ctx.ExecuteQuery() ForEach($ShareLink in $SharingInfo.SharingLinks)...
Hardening SharePoint Security Using NAP with IPsec Enforcement Support for IPv6 in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 From the Editor: Identification Synchronization Back Up Your Event Logs with a Windows PowerShell Script Free Utility: Exchange Server Remote Connectivity Analyzer Toolbox: New Produ...