PowerShell

Managing mailbox sizes is critical to maintaining an efficient and organized email system in an Office 365 environment. As an Office 365 administrator, it’s crucial to have visibility into mailbox …

By default, when you join a new computer or server to the Active Directory domain (through the properties of the computer), it creates the computer object in the Computers root container. Suppose …

PowerShell is a powerful scripting language that enables users to automate administrative tasks on Windows systems. One of the most common operations performed in PowerShell is deleting files. The Remove-Item …

In order to authenticate with Active Directory, you will need to provide your valid username and password. If the user has entered an incorrect password, an error message will be …

Today we will talk about some of the features of time configuration on virtualized domain controllers. Typically, the time synchronization scheme in the Active Directory domain is as follows: The …

The Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet is a command in PowerShell that allows you to send HTTP and HTTPS requests to web servers and retrieve the response. It is primarily used for web …

Those who dabbled in programming would be familiar with the return keyword. The primary use of return, as the name implies, is to return the result and exit a scope. …

You can use the Send-MailMessage cmdlet to send e-mail notifications through an SMTP server. The most common use of Send-MailMessage in PowerShell scripts is when you need to send notifications …

Almost every programming language has a way to add comments to code, and PowerShell is no exception. When you write code in PowerShell, you may find it helpful to add …

The option “User must change password at next logon” is usually enabled when creating a new Active Directory user. This option forces the user to change their password when they …