An IT Automation blog. PowerShell, Linux, and more. By Ryan Milne
Like many, I use the Certbot client to obtain and renew certificates from Let’s Encrypt. Certbot was formerly the official Let’s Encrypt client, when the package was simply called “letsencrypt”. Originally there were no Debian packages for letsencrypt, so way…
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It gets tedious connecting to all of the Office 365 PowerShell components. MSOnline, Exchange Online, Skype for Business Online, and more – they all need to be connected individually. This isn’t always so bad day-to-day, but when you have a…
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It’s pretty obvious that our Get-MITUser cmdlet isn’t yet as visually usable as Microsoft’s cmdlets. You can always modify the formatting of a cmdlet by piping it to a Format-* command. First of all this is inconvenient to have to do each time, but also the output of this isn’t your original object but an entirely different formatting object. You can no longer operate on it as an object. For example try obtaining the DisplayName from an object that has been formatted – it won’t work.