Set all the Microsoft Teams to Private using PowerShell
In this script, we will look at setting all the Teams to private. As a lot of users would have created Teams without bothering to think who needs to be…
Export all Microsoft Teams Members and Owners to a CSV File using PowerShell
In this script, we will look at exporting all Microsoft Teams' Owners and Members to a CSV file. This extract might help to communicate with all the owners, in my…
List all Microsoft Teams using PowerShell
Last week, I have been faced with a serious issue for which I had to act very quickly. A typical SharePoint search started showing content from different teams, which have…
Custom color template for SharePoint Online using PowerShell
In this article, I will share with you how to deploy a custom Sharepoint online color palette for your branding. This would be the first step in the branding journey.…
Provision Azure VMs with PowerShell
There are different ways to provision a VM in Microsoft Azure. The simplest approach is to use a very user-friendly and intuitive portal. However, for some scenarios, you might want…
PowerShell (Part 6) – Users and licensing
In this article, we will look at how to create users in your Office365 tenant using PowerShell. The scenario we will be looking at is the following: A request from…
PowerShell (Part 5) – Security Groups
Now we can create start looking at the more serious stuffs, such as creating security groups and assigning users 1- Create a Security Group In order to create a security…
PowerShell (Part 4) – Commands
Now that we know how to set up our PowerShell environment for Office 365, we will look at the available commands. It is impossible to cover all the commands in…
PowerShell (Part 3) – Setting up your environment for Office365
In order to start using PowerShell for Office365 Admin tasks, you need to following : Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant for IT Professionals RTW, which can be downloaded from -->…
PowerShell (Part 2) – Feeding files
In Today's article we will have a look at how you can read data from the two main filetypes you can feed your PowerShell Script. 1- From a TXT file…
PowerShell (Part 1) – Getting Started
In this post we will get started with PowerShell for Office 365, before digging into more complex details related to the administration fo SharePoint, Exchange Online, Office365 Users...etc, let's first…
Provision IIS Server & Web Application using PowerShell
In this article, I will share with you my PowerShell script which I have been using to deploy an ASP.Net application I built (as SaaS) initially, which got a lot…
