Adding an AD account to an AD group Adding an image as an overlay to an existing image ADding bulk users on send on behalf to Adding CC to System.Net.Mail.MailMessage email alert adding custom x-headers to e-mails using the send-mailmessage powershell Adding headers to a new file or...
Send-MailMessage Set-Alias Set-Date Set-MarkdownOption Set-PSBreakpoint Set-TraceSource Set-Variable Show-Command Show-Markdown Sort-Object Start-Sleep Tee-Object Test-Json Trace-Command Unblock-File Unregister-Event Update-FormatData Update-List Update-TypeData Wait-Debugger Wait-Event Write-Debug...
# Get the shared mailbox email address.$mailboxAddress="removed for privacy reasons"# Get the shared network location.$networkLocation="\\server\faxes"# Create a new MailMessage object.$message=new-objectNet.Mail.MailMessage# Subscribe to the MessageReceived event.$message...
Send-MailMessage Set-Alias Set-Date Set-MarkdownOption Set-PSBreakpoint Set-TraceSource Set-Variable Show-Command Show-Markdown Sort-Object Start-Sleep Tee-Object Test-Json Trace-Command Unblock-File Unregister-Event Update-FormatData Update-List Update-TypeData Wait-Debugger Wait-Event Write-Debug...
{ # Send email with both inline HTML and attachment $htmlreport | Out-File $reportFileName -Encoding UTF8 Send-MailMessage @smtpsettings -Body $htmlreport -BodyAsHtml -Attachments $reportFileName -Encoding ([System.Text.Encoding]::UTF8) -ErrorAction Stop Write-Host "Email sent successfully....
I am having difficulty with one of my scripts that blocks a user from signing into Office 365 then sends an email to my manager and HR when the script has completed. I downloaded the Exchange Onl... chendley The Send-MailMessage cmdlet is not related with Exchange...
what I would like to accomplish is to be able to choose multiple OUs, currently it can only search and filter for one AD OU. The reason why I need to choose multiple OUs is because our users are placed under country OUs which I would like to send different emails based on their countr...
Send-MailMessage Set-Alias Set-Date Set-MarkdownOption Set-PSBreakpoint Set-TraceSource Set-Variable Show-Command Show-Markdown Sort-Object Start-Sleep Tee-Object Test-Json Trace-Command Unblock-File Unregister-Event Update-FormatData Update-List Update-TypeData Wait-Debugger Wait-Event ...
to console Write-Host $logline # send email #Send-MailMessage –To "Email@domain.com" ` # –Subject "Event on file: $path" ` # –Body $logline ` # –SmtpServer "smtp.com" ` # –From "noreplay@domain.com" ` # -encoding ([System.Text.Encoding]::UTF8) Invoke-Item "C:\Users...
PowerShell is still a general-purpose shell: when using DbgShell, you have access to not just debugger commands, but you can "cd" over to the filesystem, registry, AD, etc.; you can executeSend-MailMessage,Get-WmiObject,Invoke-WebRequest,Invoke-RestMethod, run arbitrary programs, etc. ...