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PowerShell for Office 365

You're reading from   PowerShell for Office 365 Automate Office 365 administrative tasks

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787127999
Length 222 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Prashant G Bhoyar Prashant G Bhoyar
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Martin Machado Martin Machado
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Preface 1. PowerShell Fundamentals FREE CHAPTER 2. Managing Office 365 with PowerShell 3. Azure AD and Licensing Management 4. Managing SharePoint Online Using PowerShell 5. Managing Exchange Online Using PowerShell 6. Script Automation 7. Patterns and Practices PowerShell 8. OneDrive for Business 9. PowerShell Core

Managing SharePoint with PowerShell Core


Since Exchange is managed through a remote session, the commands are simply issued from the PowerShell Core instance but executed on the remote machine (the Office 365 remote connection that we set up with New-PSSession).

The following script is very similar to the connection script in Chapter 5, Managing Exchange Online Using PowerShell. To showcase how we can combine Unix and PowerShell commands, we pipe the results of the Get-User command to a file and then use the cat command to show the contents of the result.txt file on the screen:

Last login: Sat Jul 15 16:34:48 2017 from martinp7.localdomain
[psuser@centos7B ~]$ powershell

PowerShell v6.0.0-beta.4
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

PS /home/psuser> $creds = Get-Credential # prompt user for credentials
Windows PowerShell credential request
Enter your credentials.
User: admin1@mytest321.onmicrosoft.com
Password for user admin1@mytest321.onmicrosoft.com: ***********...
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