This is a post in a series of blog articles about troubleshooting typical error situations in PowerShell cmdlets in the cloud. This time it’s about… Install-Module You try to install a Powershell Module, for example MSOnline, AzureAD, AzureADPreview, ExchangeOnlineManagement or some other module from the PowerShell Gallery needed for cloud scripting. And then, you get […]
Have you ever come across any part of Azure AD that really annoyed you? Because a detail didn’t work the way you imagined? Or because a feature wasn’t there or wasn’t working as common sense would expect? Well, maybe you’re not the only one struggling with this one specific problem. How about a check on […]
Did you ever want to know what’s behind the properties which are displayed for a user account in the Azure AD admin portal? Here we go: This blog post describes how to get or set these information by PowerShell scripting. It is the first part of a series of blog posts about how to script […]
This is a post in a series of blog articles about troubleshooting typical error situations in PowerShell cmdlets in the cloud. This time it’s about… Install-Module AzureAD / Install-Module AzureADPreview Maybe you want to install the AzureAD PowerShell module or the AzureADPreview module. If you get an error message like “The following commands are already […]
Microsoft recommends the Graph API for access to Azure AD elements – but that means web development, isn’t it? Well – not quite … there are certainly ways for PowerShell scripting with the Graph API. As already mentioned in my general blog post about the various scripting APIs for accessing Azure AD and Office 365, […]
This post is a part in a series of blog post which explains how to reproduce the filters which are provided by the O365 admin portal. With PowerShell scripting! This time let me show how to find users which are NOT blocked for sign in. Getting a list of users which are not blocked with […]
Most Azure AD tenants are synchronized from an on-premises Active Directory environment. The AADC server synchronizes accounts from different organizational units (OUs), different domains – possibly even from different forests. However, you lose all hierarchical information up there – Azure AD stores all accounts in the same flat structure. So, wouldn’t it be nice to […]
This is a short article about how to install and use the AzureAD PowerShell module. This is the module that provides all the cmdlets like “Get-AzureADUser”.If you want to script with O365 and Azure objects (users, groups…), then AzureAD is one of the important modules for you. There is another article on this blog with […]
This is a short article about how to install and use the MSOnline PowerShell module – also called the MSOL module, because it provides all these cmdlets like “Get-MSOLUser”. If you want to script with O365 and Azure objects (users, groups…), then MSOL is one of the important modules for you. There is another article […]
If you start with scripting O365 or Azure AD, you soon realize that PowerShell is your choice. But even then you have to choose the module you use to connect to the cloud and access the objects. Or is there even a possibility to do it without any module, just knowing the right API calls […]