Tag: Powershell

Using the Graph API Powershell SDK
Using the Graph API Powershell SDK
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Introduction For a while, when using Graph API and PowerShell I have been using my own implementations of communicating with Graph API as outlined in the following posts: Getting started with Microsoft Graph and PowerShell Authenticating with Graph API Using a Device Code However, at Ignite 2019, it was announced there is a Graph API… READ MORE

How to Migrate Azure PowerShell from AzureRM to the new Az Module
How to Migrate Azure PowerShell from AzureRM to the new Az Module
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In December, Microsoft released version 1.0.0 of the new Az Module. Az is a cross-platform PowerShell module to manage resources in Azure that is compatible with both WindowsPowerShell and PowerShell Core. Why to migrate to Az? Az is written from ground up in .NET Standard which allows us to use the module in PowerShell Core on Windows, MacOs or Linux platforms. It is… READ MORE

Getting started with Graph API and PowerShell
Getting started with Graph API and PowerShell
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If you haven’t heard about Microsoft Graph API lately, you have probably been living outside of civilization. Graph API is Microsoft’s master communication service that connects and handles data between almost any Azure or Microsoft 365 service in the background. If you are already used to PowerShell and modules, the toolkits you use to work… READ MORE

SharePoint Online: Permission Report for Specific User in a Site Collection using PowerShell
SharePoint Online: Permission Report for Specific User in a Site Collection using PowerShell
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Requirement:  Generate a permission report to audit a specific user’s permissions in given SharePoint Online site collection, sub-sites, all its lists, libraries and list items. SharePoint Online PowerShell permissions report This PowerShell script checks user permissions and exports the findings into a CSV file. How to run this script? Just change the Parameters from Line#6 to… READ MORE

Adding Guest Users to Azure AD from Excel with PowerShell
Adding Guest Users to Azure AD from Excel with PowerShell
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Sharing access across different tenants in one of the key benefits of Azure AD. My customers appreciate that they can provide azure-based solution to their cooperated users and to guest users as well. Cooperated users include users from the group and subsidiaries. They all can access resources with one identity – on-premises and in the… READ MORE