PowerShell Best Practices

Using PnP.PowerShell to Manage OneDrive Account Ownership: A Complete Guide

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Explore the capabilities of the PnP.PowerShell module with our in-depth guide on adding, removing and displaying an owner to an existing OneDrive account. This blog post provides step-by-step instructions, practical examples, and best practices for using PowerShell to efficiently manage OneDrive permissions within Office 365. Whether you’re an IT professional or a SharePoint administrator, our tips will help you maintain optimal access control and ensure your OneDrive environments are securely managed.

PowerShell Advanced Functions: Crafting with the Right Verbs and Nouns

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Dive into the art of PowerShell scripting with our comprehensive guide on the appropriate use of verbs and nouns in advanced functions. We unveil the secrets to selecting the right verb-noun pairs, ensuring your PowerShell functions are self-explanatory, consistent, and adhere to best practices. This post is peppered with practical examples to solidify your understanding and enhance your scripts’ readability and maintainability. Whether you’re a beginner or a PowerShell maestro, mastering this naming convention is a game-changer for creating professional-grade scripts.

Managing File System ACLs with PowerShell: A Detailed Guide

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Mastering file system ACLs is a fundamental skill for any PowerShell user looking to ensure robust security and precise access control on Windows. Our latest post offers a detailed walkthrough on managing ACLs, providing key insights into cmdlets like Get-Acl and Set-Acl. From viewing current permissions to modifying ACL entries, this guide covers essential examples and introduces best practices to maintain a secure and well-managed file system. Whether you’re new to PowerShell or a seasoned scripter, these tips will enhance your ability to control access rights effectively.