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Setting environment variables in PowerShell is easy. This post will show you how to create a PowerShell environment variable which is scoped: Locally to your current PowerShell session. To your user …
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Many of the posts on this blog and others will require you to connect to Office 365 with PowerShell. The web admin interface for Office 365 is very good, but there are times when PowerShell is more …
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Use the Powershell cmdlet Set-Mailbox to check email aliases assigned to Office 365 accounts, add aliases or remove aliases. Additionally the handy form underneath will generate the correct Powershell …
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Checking if a port is open interactively or through a script is quite a common operation for any administrator. There are all sorts of reasons you might want to do this: Check if a web server is …
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Open Powershell Type Get-NetConnectionProfile If you have only one network connection you can change the profile to private by typing: Get-NetConnectionProfile | Set-NetConnectionProfile …
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It's easy to append text to a file with Windows Powershell with the Add-Content cmdlet, here are some examples: Create a sample text file using notepad. I have created mine like this: Open a …
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