**update 21/01/2019 – having read the comments and testing myself there may have been a change in the way Get-PnPListItem retrieves data from when the script was published so we need to carry out a CAML Query to get the list item, I have updated the script to reflect this I came across a scenario where
I was recently tasked with finding out every Site Collection Administrator for each site in my Tenant. This was an interesting task that turned out being more technically challenging than first thought. So now I am here to share my knowledge and hopefully help you along the way. I am going to cover 2 Scenarios
Had a look around internet and couldn’t find anywhere a script to add/remove Office 365 licenses in bulk using PowerShell. There were a lot of examples about how to set these fresh (without consideration for what is already set), so quickly conjured this up…. Someone may find it helpful. A quick note on the scenario
Not long ago I had to work on a Site Collection creation PowerShell script that could be usable by any SharePoint user. In order to make it as easy as I could for the user I looked for a way of not simply asking the user to enter manually the required information and just create the Site
70-346 Study Guide – Managing Office 365 Identities and Requirements Official Microsoft Exam – As I began to study for the 70-346 certification, I noticed outside of Anders Eideblog post there wasn’t much content that linked to EVERYTHING needed to pass the exam. With new content emerging daily, I figured I would mention a few
With the sword of PowerShell, soo many things can be done in SharePoint. This sessions covers the basics of PowerShell and shows some cool one or few line scripts to get many common business requirements. In this session you will learn: PowerShell Basics One Line Scripts in PowerShell PowerShell Scripts for SharePoint Online PowerShell Scripts
Everybody is talking about “How to fix performance issue’s” caused by the NodeRunner Process, but I was wondering what it actually did. What is NodeRunner? Noderunner.exe (Microsoft SharePoint Search Component) is a component of SharePoint 2013 Search managed by the SharePoint Search Host Controller Service, and each Noderunnerprocess hosts one of the following Search components; Crawl Content Processing Index
Take your SharePoint environment provisioning to the next level: imagine a world where self conscious SharePoint machines heal themselves based on a master configuration file. One of the fastest-moving technologies today is PowerShell Desired State Configuration. It literally transforms how Implementers deploy and manage on-premises resources and those extended to the cloud. Desired State Configuration is
Did you know that the SharePoint ULS logs can be queried, filtered and output to a text file or GridView (allowing for additional filtering). This can be really handy to help troubleshoot problems, so this post offers 3 examples. How to export ULS logs to a GridView for further filtering Execution of the Powershell Script (below) will
Patching SharePoint with Cumulative Updates – do it or don’t do it . Always a dilemma. Cumulative Updates includes security fixes as well as fixes for other reported problems. It is also important to mention that Cumulative Updates do not contain new functionalities; new SharePoint functionalities comes with Service Packs. New Microsoft policy is to release SharePoint Cumulative
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