PowerShell regex use case
If you've ever needed to extract specific information from a log file or validate user input in a PowerShell script, you've probably wished for a magic tool that could do the heavy lifting. Well, that’s exactly where regular expressions (regex) come in. Regex is one of those tools that feels intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of it,...
Automating with Graph API
Last week we discussed sending emails with Graph API. You can read about it here. Today we will be taking that script and making it so it can be automated. On the backend, you will need to create an Azure App. You can read about how to do that here. The following code...
Emails with Graph API
Last week we spoke about finding disabled users with licensing using PowerShell and graph API. Today, we will be expanding from that blog. We are going to send the results ourselves. Next week, we will create this into an automation using application rights and azure...
Find Disabled Users with Graph API and Powershell
Microsoft licensing can cost a lot of money. It's not logical to have a disabled account have licenses. Some licenses can cost up to $25 USD a month. So if you have 4 of these disabled accounts with licenses, that could easily be 100 per month. Let us Find Disabled...
