Introducing scripting and toolmaking

 Introducing scripting and toolmaking

 

Automation in scale, remoting

 Automation in scale, remoting

 

Getting prepared for automation

 Getting prepared for automation

 

The PowerShell in the shell, remoting

 The PowerShell in the shell, remoting

 

The pipeline: deeper

 The pipeline: deeper

 

Objects for the Admin

 Objects for the Admin

 

The pipeline: getting connected and extending the shell

 The pipeline: getting connected and extending the shell

 

The help system

 The help system

 

Don't fear the shell

 Don't fear the shell

 

Authentication fundamentals: Federation | Azure Active Directory

 

Authentication fundamentals: Native client applications- Part 2 | Azure Active Directory

 

Authentication fundamentals: Native client applications- Part 1 | Azure Active Directory

 

Authentication fundamentals: Web single sign-on | Azure Active Directory

 

Authentication fundamentals: Web applications | Azure Active Directory

 

Authentication fundamentals: The basics | Azure Active Directory

 

Modern Authentiation - how we got here

Microsoft identity platform and the basics of modern authentication

Find out which application is running on a specific port, using PowerShell?

Find out which application is running on a specific port, using PowerShell? 

let's take an example of port 4020. 

run the below PowerShell cmdlet. 

Get-NetTCPConnection | ?{$_.localport -eq 4020} | fl

 

Copy the PID. 

Run the below cmdlet. 

Get-Process -PID 2292 | fl

 

 The process name found on this is msvsmon.

 

How to clear a AD attribute using powershell?

set-aduser -identity <User.Name> -clear <ADattributeName> 

In this example I am trying to clear the target address value of a AD user. 

set-aduser -identity <User.Name> -clear targetaddress 

this will change the targetaddress AD attribute of the user to <not set>

Information Governance and Mitigation of Compliance Risks in Microsoft 365