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Exchange Online PowerShell Guide to Using Get-RecoverableItems and Restore-RecoverableItems

Exchange Online PowerShell Guide to Using Get-RecoverableItems and Restore-RecoverableItems
Exchange Online PowerShell includes the Get-RecoverableItems and Restore-RecoverableItems cmdlets, which allow administrators to view and restore deleted items from a user's Recoverable Items folder. These cmdlets are typically used for data recovery scenarios, such as when a user permanently deletes emails, and the administrator needs to retrieve them. Prerequisites Permissions: Ensure you have the necessary…
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10 Useful PowerShell Scripts for Managing and Troubleshooting Microsoft Exchange Online

10 Useful PowerShell Scripts for Managing and Troubleshooting Microsoft Exchange Online
Today I'll share with you 10 of the most useful PowerShell scripts that we use for managing and troubleshooting Microsoft Exchange Online. PowerShell is an essential tool for Exchange administrators, enabling automation, streamlined management, and custom reporting capabilities. Here are the top scripts every Exchange Online admin should know. Before beginning any of these commands…
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10 Best Windows PowerShell Commands for Windows Server Administrators

10 Best Windows PowerShell Commands for Windows Server Administrators
Windows PowerShell is a powerful scripting and automation tool that has become essential for Windows Server administrators. Unlike the traditional command prompt, PowerShell is built on .NET, allowing it to work seamlessly with complex administrative tasks. By leveraging cmdlets (command-lets), administrators can streamline processes, automate repetitive tasks, and manage both local and remote systems efficiently.…
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