Calendar, WSL2, BusinessDays, Exchange Audit, Hashtable to CSV
Trainings
This quarters trainings are as below.
- PowerShell Einsteigerworkshop (kostenlos): 28. Februar 2020
- Automatisieren mit PowerShell leicht gemacht (€ 790): 23. März – 24. März 2020
- Administrationswerkzeuge mit PowerShell entwickeln (€ 790): 6. April – 7. April 2020
Events
- Expertslive Cafe Ried im Innkreis – Office365 der Stand der Dinge (10. März 2020)
- Expertslive Cafe Wien – Offie365 der Stand der Dinge (12. März 2020)
Snippets
Show a Calendar in your PS7 Terminal
Jeffrey Hicks shows a nice article on how to display a calendar in your Powershell Terminal constantly via a modufication of the Profile. I tested this on PS7 with Windows Terminal and it worked out great . Link
Tune your machine to run Windows Subsystem for Linux v2
As most people probably spend their PowerShell-life managing Windows systems, your local WSL installation – if it even exists – might still be version v1. Maximo Trinidad shows you some insights on how to upgrade, the relevant prerequisites and possible benefits of WSL2. Link
Calculate Business Days between 2 dates
The Get-Date Commandlet offers great possibilities to deal with date and time. This script calculates the buiness days (excludes Saturday and Sundays) between 2 dates. It worked instantly on my machine with PS7. Link
Office365 – Add Mailboxes and Users
My friend Patrick Grünauer (sid-500.com) posted an article on user-creation. Try this one ! Link
GUI Utility to generate Exchange Mailbox audit reports
Exchange Mailboxes are everyones critical asset – what would we be without our E-Mail ? This little utility generates a report for mailboxes. Link
Hashtable to CSV and back v2
Tommy Maynard revised an article about this topic recently, because it is so popular. Always worth a read… Link
Have a nice week – Roman
