Category: powershell

How To: Use a PowerBI template to analyze Event Logs exported as a CSV file

Prerequisites/Ingredients PowerBI Desktop – You can download it here The PowerBI Event Log analysis template - You can download it here - it is a .PBIT format, you'll have to unzip it. Windows Powershell (from 2.0 – Windows 2008/2008R2 up to 5.2- Windows 2016) or Powershell 6 (https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/releases) The Get-EventsFromEventLogs.ps1 PowerShell script – You can … Continue reading How To: Use a PowerBI template to analyze Event Logs exported as a CSV file →

PowerShell scripts to Migrate Exchange Mailbox and Distribution Group Send As, Full Access and Send On Behalf Permissions into a CSV file–Part I : Export Script

Hi ! This post is to introduce a script to export Mailbox Send As, Full Access and Send On Behalf permissions, and also Distribution Group Send As and Send On Behalf permissions into a CSV file, to help you achieve the following objectives: You wish to audit the permissions globally set to your mailboxes across … Continue reading PowerShell scripts to Migrate Exchange Mailbox and Distribution Group Send As, Full Access and Send On Behalf Permissions into a CSV file–Part I : Export Script →

PowerShell–Script to export events to screen and/or to a CSV file from one or multiple machines

*** UPDATE *** Added a GUI wrapped around this script - you can check it out here ... Type the following to see the latest examples: Get-Help .Get-EventsFromEventLogs.ps1 –Examples Type the following to see the full help: Get-Help .Get-EventsFromEventLogs.ps1 –Full   Hi all ! Today I’ll give you a script that exports the events of … Continue reading PowerShell–Script to export events to screen and/or to a CSV file from one or multiple machines →

How-to – Load Remote Exchange PowerShell Session on Exchange 2010, 2013, 2016, Exchange Online (O365) – which ports do you need

1-Intro In a previous blog post, I exposed the trick to load the Exchange Management Shell on ISE, the Integrated Scripting Environment of PowerShell, just like the Exchange Management Shell shortcut that is installed when you install the Exchange Management Tools. That trick needed the Exchange Management Tools to be installed locally, which is not … Continue reading How-to – Load Remote Exchange PowerShell Session on Exchange 2010, 2013, 2016, Exchange Online (O365) – which ports do you need →