Automating tasks is typically the end goal of using PowerShell and scheduling normally tedious work. When the automation is done, do you run reports? The reports don’t necessarily have to
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PowerShell Tip #7PowerShell Tip #7
For those of us that write PowerShell code every day for ourselves, for our clients and for our work, you would think that the code we write is always natural
Remote Shared Mailbox (ExO)Remote Shared Mailbox (ExO)
For this tip of the week we’ll talk about something specific in Exchange Hybrid and PowerShell. Specifically it has to do with the creation of Remote Mailboxes in you Exchange
PowerShell Tip #5PowerShell Tip #5
This week’s Tip of the Week article will concentrate on general troubleshooting of PowerShell scripts. In our troubleshooting process we’ll look at a real world example of script building and
No Comment(ing)? Not in PowerShellNo Comment(ing)? Not in PowerShell
Writing a script can be hard, making it reusable a bit harder and having someone else understand it’s purpose one of the hardest things you can do. To make your
To Filter or Be Where?To Filter or Be Where?
When working with data sets and PowerShell, knowing how to handle them can be a tricky proposition. It also depends on the size of the data that is being analyzed
PowerShell Tip #2PowerShell Tip #2
When working with PowerShell , whether it’s for Exchange Server, Exchange Online, Windows or whatever, turning on the Transcript function is a worthwhile option especially if the script is going
PowerShell Tip #1PowerShell Tip #1
When writing PowerShell scripts, help yourself and others who read over your script. Name your variables so they make sense. What does that mean exactly? It means that if you