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Sep 4, 2019
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PowerTip: Read a JSON configuration file as a PowerShell object

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Summary: Using the ConvertFrom-Json Cmdlet in PowerShell to read a JSON formatted file Hey, Doctor Scripto! I've seen a lot of JSON files in use in Azure. I'm not very good with editing JSON properly. Is there an easy way to read this and at least edit it with PowerShell? Most definitely my good friend. For the file below called "sett...

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Aug 28, 2019
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PowerTip: Using PowerShell to Convert raw Text to a Comma Separated columm

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Summary: Using PowerShell and a very simple Regular Expression to convert Random counts of spaces to a Comma Hey Doctor Scripto! I have some string based output from a non PowerShell application. The output is good but I need to easily parse it. Is there a way to convert that data to something consistent like "Comma Separated?" Why ye...

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Aug 21, 2019
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PowerTip: Identify if SQL Servers are configured to best practices

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Summary: Using the features of the SQLServer PowerShell module to run assessments of your servers How can I easily check that my SQL Servers are all configured to meet best practices? You can use SQL Server Assessments – the latest addition to the SQLServer PowerShell module. Just Run a best practices assessment on your SQL Server as ...

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Aug 14, 2019
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PowerTip: Identify Synchronized AzureAD accounts without a License assigned

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Summary: Using PowerShell to identify users who are Synchronized to AzureAD but not yet licensed Hey, Doctor Scripto! I'd love to be able to identify users Synchronized to AzureAD that haven't yet had their licenses assigned.   Help a friend out? No problem at all!  You can target that information with two parameters in the Get-Mso...

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Aug 7, 2019
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PowerTip: Identify the last time Users changed passwords in AzureAD

Doctor Scripto

Summary: Using PowerShell to report on Users and the last time Passwords were changed Hey, Doctor Scripto! I need to report on users and when they updated their passwords In AzureAD. Could you show me how ? Most certainly, I love to provide a helping hand however I can. Using the Get-Msoluser Cmdlet just target the LastPasswordChangeT...

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