Showing archive results for June 2015

Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to split arrays of numbers into contiguous ranges. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. Today I have a cool post from guest blogger, Zachary Loeber. Here is a little bit about Zachary: Zachary Loeber is a solution architect with PSC Group. Zachary is a seasoned network and systems architect and an administra...

Summary: Learn how to load all Windows PowerShell modules at startup.  How can I load all of my Windows PowerShell modules when I start the Windows PowerShell console?  In your Windows PowerShell profile, use the Get-Module cmdlet and pipe the results to the            Import-Module cmdlet...

Summary: Teresa Wilson, Microsoft PowerShell MVP, introduces the new Scripting Games for 2015. Hello everyone. Teresa Wilson (aka The Scripting Wife) here with this month's PowerShell Spotlight. I am going to spill the beans about the Scripting Games with a little help from Don Jones, Windows PowerShell MVP and president of PowerShell.org. Because ...

Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to get a list of users who are licensed in Office 365.  How can I get a list of all users that are licensed in Office 365?  Use the Get-Msoluser cmdlet from the MSOnline module and filter on the IsLicensed property: Get-Msoluser | Where { $_.Islicensed }

Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to license users and correct the login ID for Office 365.  Note  This is a five-part series that includes the following posts: Honorary Scripting Guy, Sean Kearney, is here, and we're finishing up our week with Windows PowerShell and staged migrations in Office 365. By this point you...