
User Logons on Microsoft Windows operating systems are called Logon Events. In this short blog post I will show you a PowerShell One-Liner which retrieves all user logons of a particular user. […]
User Logons on Microsoft Windows operating systems are called Logon Events. In this short blog post I will show you a PowerShell One-Liner which retrieves all user logons of a particular user. […]
In this post I will show you how to empty the recycle bin automatically. For this I will use PowerShell and Scheduled PowerShell Jobs. So I will show two ways how to […]
Imagine you have to create hundreds or thousands of DNS records. Do you want to do that one by one? Surely not. I will show you an example how to create Beamer01 […]
The Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) helps you manage your network by automatically assigning IP-Adresses to hosts. In this article I will show you how to configure a DHCP Server with a […]
In this short article I will show how to list all logged on local users with the quser.exe tool. Quser displays information about logged on users on the local computer and on […]
Today I will show you how to export Mailboxes from an Exchange Server to a single PST file. This blog post applies only to On-Premise Exchange Servers. By default, it’s currently not […]
So you’re already working with the latest PowerShell version and wondering how to automate your PowerShell 7 scripts with the task scheduler? Yes? Ok, then stay tuned I will show you two […]
In this blog post I will carry out how to remotely install software on a domain-joined Windows 11 client. Winget is a command line tool that provides a lot of different options […]
Domain-Controllers monitor successful logon attempts by default. All events of all login attempts are logged in the Event Viewer. In this article I will cover how to monitor all logon events with […]
This short blog post will show you how you can find orphaned user accounts in Active Directory that may no longer be in use. Let’s go. Code Here is an example screen […]
Active Directory objects are usually stored in organizational units. Sometimes these organizational units don’t refer to the site where the users work. The goal for this article is to retrieve these users […]
Scheduled jobs do something based on a trigger. We are able to configure scheduled jobs with the graphical user interface or – from my point of view – much easier and faster […]
Compressing files is a common task. For saving time, you can use PowerShell to automate the compression process. In this blog post I will show you how to compress multiple folders at […]
In a hybrid environment, it makes sense to configure an alternate UPN suffix so that users are not created in Azure AD with the username *.onmicrosoft.com. In this post, I provide a […]
Liebe Follower! Ein neuer Kurs ist online: Active Directory und Azure AD mit PowerShell administrieren Link: https://www.udemy.com/course/active-directory-und-azure-ad-mit-powershell-administrieren/?referralCode=31E09966C06FF60D82C6 Ich freue mich über zahlreiche Teilnahme! Liebe Grüße, P. Gruenauer