Man wieder ein kurzes Tutorial aus der Welt von Power Automate. Wer gerne per Mail benachrichtig werden möchte wenn auf einem Blog etwas passiert oder eine neuer Post erstellt wird, kann dies einfach über Power Automate realisieren. Auch alle anderen die nicht so recht Wissen wie RSS Feeds eingesetzt / verwendet werden sind hier richtig. […] Der Beitrag E-Mail empfangen wenn RSS Feed aktualisiert wird mit Power Automate erschien zuerst auf it-koehler-blog.

Learn about executing scripts in Azure Pipelines. Know basics of how Azure Pipelines invokes PowerShell scripts.

Introduction If you want to stay on top of #powershell community and whatever is happening around the world related to PowerShell then you are at the right place friend! We... The post Weekly Newsletter – PowerShell Digest #013 appeared first on Ridicurious. Weekly Newsletter – PowerShell Digest #013 was first posted on January 15, 2021 at 4:58 pm.©2021 "Ridicurious". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only.

Here is your weekly round up of what is happening in the world of PowerShell. Do you have a suggestion for this post? Do you know something that should be included? Let me know in the comments below, or on twitter.

Learn how to use PowerShell to download a file from a URL many different ways in this step-by-step demo tutorial.

The other day I was helping a friend sort out some module-related questions. While helping him, I realized his questions and problems were not unique. Now that many of us are running Windows PowerShell 7 side-by-side, what are the implications when it comes to using PowerShell modules? What are the potential “gotchas”? And what can...

Learn, step by step, with examples on how to set up an Exchange database availability group with Exchange Admin Center and PowerShell.

The PowerShell community is beginning another year in the world of PowerShell 7. Most of you know what that means. However, there are newcomers to our community practically every day. Or I know there are occasional or reluctant users who might not pay enough attention to understand the world of PowerShell as it stands today....

Learn how to send email in Azure using a variety of different methods in this step-by-step walkthrough with lots of examples.

So a while back we had a client that uses a lot of sharepoint sites. The client only used Sharepoint online, and found it hard to find all the sites in one place. We pointed them to https://YOURDOMAIN.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/sharepoint.aspx which gives a nice overview of sites and teams. They came back to us saying it was […] The post Automating with PowerShell: Automatically following all Sharepoint Sites or Teams for all users appeared first on CyberDrain.

If you’re like me, there’s something you know a decent amount about regarding PowerShell, but you just don’t get to use it much. Today, it’s PowerShell background jobs. If you’ve been reading my blog currently, then you know I’m right in the middle of a series regarding Splunk. In the series, I’m sending telemetry data from […] The post Saving Time with Background Jobs appeared first on tommymaynard.

The problem I was working on the Puppet Editor Services project, moving the automated CI pipelines from Travis and AppVeyor over to GitHub Actions. The project uses different combinations of Operating Systems, Ruby versions and Puppet versions to test one. This was achieved using Travis Build Matrix and AppVeyor Build Matrix. But when I tried to the same in GitHub Actions Matrix it just didn’t work the same 😢.

In this handy tutorial, learn how to use PowerShell to parse XML by reading XML and even creating an XML schema and validating it!

Hello Readers! Announcement: New FREE EBook 👉 "Learn C# in 30 minutes" Concise, practical, and easily consumable quick reference for all beginners out there who want to learn C# and... The post Learn C# Basics in 30 Minutes appeared first on Ridicurious. Learn C# Basics in 30 Minutes was first posted on January 12, 2021 at 12:52 pm.©2021 "Ridicurious". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only.

This is part three of a continuation of posts on Splunk, HEC, and sending data using PowerShell to Splunk for consumption. Make sure you’ve read the first two parts (Part I and Part II), as I’m going to assume you have! Now that we have our data ready to be sent to Splunk in our […] The post Part III: Splunk, HEC, Indexer Acknowledgement, and PowerShell appeared first on tommymaynard.

The PowerShell Where-Object cmdlet is one of the most common and useful cmdlets to filter objects. Learn how to use it to it's fullest potential.

In my morning email was a message from the publishers of two (and soon three) books. My books are on PowerShell, but as many of you know, they publish books, ebooks, and videos across the IT Spectrum. In my experience, some of their books are better than others. I'd like to think that some books, including mine, are in the 'good' category - but as ever Caveat Emptor.Their reason for writing to me is that they currently have a sale on at the moment.

I recently posted (https://tfl09.blogspot.com/2020/12/my-latest-powershell-book-copies.html) about my latest PowerShell book, published by Wiley. I am proud of this book for many reasons. Most of the writing was done after the start of the Covid pandemic. Frankly, the writing helped keep me sane (well saner). Writing a book involves a lot of people. I write stuff  and then a good team of others help to turn this into a finished product.

The last Iron Scripter challenge of 2020 was a big one. If you didn’t get a chance to work on it, see what you can come up with then come back to see my approach. As with many of the challenges, the goal isn’t to produce a production-ready PowerShell tool, but rather to push the...

Here is your weekly round up of what is happening in the world of PowerShell. Do you have a suggestion for this post? Do you know something that should be included? Let me know in the comments below, or on twitter.

So Microsoft offers a lot of cool tools for Microsoft 365 users, even if you aren’t using the complete suite. One of these is potential phishing detection, by default Microsoft does an analysis of each received e-mail to check if they are potential phishing attempts. You can check these via the interface by going to […] The post Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring potential phishing campaigns appeared first on CyberDrain.

Learn how to use the Get-GPOReport PowerShell cmdlet to generate some informational reports in this blog post walkthrough.

Learn how to onboard a new Ubuntu Linux VM to the Azure DSC service in this step-by-step blog post.

I had the honor of presenting a new session, Backup Basics with Powershell and dbatools, at the first Ohio North Database Training meeting this evening. Thank you to the group leaders for the opportunity and to everyone who attended. Because this was both a brand new session and an attempt at a new way of… The post Slides & Demos for Backup Basics with PowerShell & dbatools appeared first on FLX SQL with Andy Levy.

In the first part of this series, we discussed using a .env file to obtain a Splunk HEC token and our Splunk URL. These two pieces of information are going to need to make their way into our POST request to Splunk. Be sure to read Part I if you haven’t already. The next thing […] The post Part II: Splunk, HEC, Indexer Acknowledgement, and PowerShell appeared first on tommymaynard.com.

In this tutorial, learn how to use PowerShell and regex to match just about any string you need and also replace text!

Know your options when it comes to an Azure email service and which one may be best for you.

Olá Pessoal, Há um tempo atrás, tive um problema com o Windows server 2012 R2 rodando no Azure, na época do Azure Service Management, isso em […] O post Removendo dispositivos órfãos do Windows com Powershell apareceu primeiro em Guido Oliveira.

This is a follow up blog on last weeks blog of monitoring Storage Sense settings; to read about that check out the previous blog here. Monitoring Storage sense can ease your maintenance workload, but you do need a way to deploy StorageSense too. You can use the script below to deploy storagesense, it even gives […] The post Automating with PowerShell: Deploying StorageSense appeared first on CyberDrain.

A few weeks ago and I only knew one of the four words that make up this post’s title: PowerShell. I mean, I had heard of Splunk. But realistically, the other two words, which pertain to Splunk, I didn’t know. They weren’t a part of November’s vocabulary. Hopefully, you ended up here by doing some […] The post Part I: Splunk, HEC, Indexer Acknowledgement, and PowerShell appeared first on tommymaynard.

This post aims to help those of you trying to set the Windows time zone without relying on DHCP options or similar solutions. Set the registry values below then restart for Windows to update a systems’ timezone via NTP by leveraging Windows Location services. I’ve used this solution when provisioning new deployments of Windows hosts. This can also be used on existing hosts via a configuration management tool such as SCCM or Group Policy.

A few weeks ago, I posted a concept migration diagram for Office 365 to Twitter and Facebook. Today I thought I would show you how you can do it yourself using PowerShell and PSWriteHTML PowerShell module. When I started working on this, I've thought I want to create before and after infrastructure to see how it will look when migration ends. I've initially planned to assign myself an Office 365 Visio Plan 2 license and do something manually, thinking it may be just much easier.

Words: 498 Time to read: ~3 minutes Table of Contents Intro Try Again Smarter Challenge 01 Challenge 02 Scripting Using the Script Intro If you look back over some of the posts that I wrote in October this year, you may have realised that there was a motif going on. I used a homebrew pushup … Continue reading "Start-IncreasingPushback"

So let’s talk about Storage Sense. Storage Sense is a new-ish feature in Windows 10 which should replace the standard disk cleanup utilities. It has a lot more power than just disk cleanup as it can detect how long files have been in use and react based on age. Storage Sense is pretty easy to […] The post Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Storage Sense settings appeared first on CyberDrain.

Did you ever read this post before? It wasn’t about PowerShell so much, as it was about taking our efficiencies in automation and using them in regular life, too. Do you know how every version 1.0.0, is nothing more than a place holder for the first version to come after it? You know… 1.0.1, or […] The post Applying an Automation Mindset to Household Tasks II appeared first on tommymaynard.

Zunächst möchte ich mich auf diesem Weg für die große Zustimmung und Interesse an meinem Blog über das Jahr bedanken. Ohne dieses Feedback wäre ich nur ein weiterer Kerl der im Keller sitzt und mit sich selbst redet. Die letzten 10 Monate haben uns viel abverlangt, aber ich möchte nicht wie die großen Politiker klingen. […] Der Beitrag Frohe Weihnachten und guten Rutsch ins Jahr 2021 erschien zuerst auf it-koehler-blog.

You may not have even noticed — some did; some didn’t, but it’s been real quiet around here. Here, as in my blog. Due to the pandemic, I’ve had much more time at home to write, and somehow I just didn’t. I rode the exercise bike more, I sat in the backyard and watched the […] The post It’s Been Forever, Right? appeared first on tommymaynard.com.

 After a long development process, my latest PowerShell book has been published by WileyThis book began before the Covid pandemic began and progress as a result of the virus was a lot slower than I would have liked, but thanks to some great people we got it done and this week I got my review copies.As I announced on my Twitter (@DoctorDNS) feed, I have some copies of this book to give away. I am more than happy sign and send off copies of the physical book.

As many of you know I am a big fan and daily user of Windows Terminal. So much so, that I wrote a PowerShell module called WTToolBox that you can install from the PowerShell Gallery. I’ve pushed a new version that does a better of getting key bindings. Windows Terminal makes use of a number...

Here is your weekly round up of what is happening in the world of PowerShell. Do you have a suggestion for this post? Do you know something that should be included? Let me know in the comments below, or on twitter.

Yesterday I shared some PowerShell ideas for remotely setting up the server component of ssh on a remote Windows 10 system. This would allow you to establish an ssh session to the desktop or even use PowerShell remoting over ssh. Next, we need to look at doing the same thing for Windows Servers. Windows Server...

Exchange Online PowerShell Modern Auth Hello, Microsoft will end basic authentication for Exchange Online in second half of 2021. For interactive usage, Microsoft provide a great module, ExchangeOnlineManagement, that works great, and does not require to reconnect with credentials every … Continue reading → The post Exchange Online PowerShell Modern Auth appeared first on IT for Dummies.

Lightning Fast and Easy Provisioning of Git with SSH Key Authentication on Windows Maybe you have a team of Windows developers that are onboarding for your new Git server installation or maybe you’ve decided to drop http password authentication to your existing Git server (due to it’s many problems). Your next steps may well be into a rough and rocky rabbit hole when you were holding out hope for simplicity (you know the kind you’ve fallen into before if you’ve been in tech for more than about 45 minutes).

PowerShell 7 offers a number of compelling reasons to adopt it. One of the best is support for SSH as a PowerShell remoting protocol. Unfortunately, this is not a topic that typically comes up for Windows-centric IT Pros. I know this is definitely true in my case, and a deficiency I have been working on....

Do you have photos and videos that you have taken over the years that are scattered all over the place? Do you want to have all your photos and videos organized? Do you want all your photos and videos to have a standardized naming scheme? If you answered YES to these questions, then this is … Continue reading Media Sync: Organize Your Photos and Videos with PowerShell →

As some of you know, I host a monthly online Twitter chat on the first Friday of every month using the #PSTweetChat tag (although the January 2021 chat will be on 8 January.) We get together and chat about all things PowerShell at 1:00PM Eastern Time. The challenge for the rest of the world is...

I always like December because everyone gets all in the mood to do these retrospectives; and 2020 was crazy for everyone! for my personally it had a heavy loss, but also a lot of positivity. I enjoy looking at the raw numbers to see how far I’ve gotten. So, show me the numbers! 1 Microsoft […] The post Ending the year with PowerShell: Retrospective appeared first on CyberDrain.

Vor einiger Zeit hat mich ein Kunde gefragt, ob es möglich sei, eine Erinnerung automatisiert für ein Teams Meeting zu erstellen. Ich wusste keine richtige Antwort und habe auf die Schnelle auch nichts gefunden. Nun habe ich mich mit dem Thema Power Automate beschäftigt und genau für dieses Szenario eine passende Lösung mit Power Automate […] Der Beitrag Mit Power Automate Teams Erinnerung für Termin verschicken erschien zuerst auf it-koehler-blog.

This script that will send a reboot command to a remote computer. It will then monitor for it to go offline and then come back online. Optionally, you can have it monitor for a service to return to running. # The remote computer to reboot $computer = 'YourComputer' # the name of a service to […]

Time for a new Friday Fun article. These articles use “fun” ways to teach you how to use PowerShell. The end goal may be silly, but hopefully the techniques and concepts are useful. Today I have an updated prompt function. You can customize your PowerShell prompt by creating a function called prompt and loading it...