Get-MsolUser – Get All Msol Users in PowerShell
The Get-MsolUser cmdlet in PowerShell gets an individual user or list of users from the Azure Active Directory. The Get-MsolUser command gets all user properties …
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Get-MsolAccountSKU – View Available Licenses for Each Plan
To get the summary information about your Microsoft Office 365 tenant licensing plans, use the Get-MsolAccountSKU cmdlet in PowerShell. This command returns the licensing plans …
How to Disconnect from MsolService in PowerShell
To disconnect from MsolService in PowerShell, you can use the .Net ClearUserSessionState method. This command is used to clear the user session state for the …
Connect-MsolService
The Connect-MsolService cmdlet in PowerShell is used to initiate a connection to the Microsoft Azure Active Directory. The Connect-MsolService cmdlet is necessary for running most …
Connect to Exchange Online Using PowerShell
Microsoft Exchange Online is a critical component of Microsoft Office 365, providing email and calendaring services. It allows business to securely access their emails, calendars, …
Connect to Office 365 with PowerShell (Step by Step Guide)
Microsoft Office 365 is a suite of cloud-based productivity services and tools, including popular applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. Managing Office …
Get-ADComputer Last Logon using PowerShell
The Get-AdComputer cmdlet in PowerShell is used to retrieve information about Active Directory computers. The Get-AdComputer command has a LastLogon attribute, which stores the date …
Get-AdUser Password Expiration Date with PowerShell
The Get-ADUser cmdlet retrieves one or more active directory user information. The Get-AdUser command has msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed attribute that contains the ad user password expiration date. …
Outlook Logging – Enable Logging for Troubleshooting
Outlook logging is a powerful tool for diagnosing and resolving issues within the Outlook email client. By enabling and accessing the Outlook logs, system administrators, …
PowerShell Stop-Process – How to Kill Process If Running
The Stop-Process PowerShell cmdlet stops the process if running. You can kill the process if running by using the process name, process ID (PID), or …