Scripts

Office 365 License Reporting and Management using PowerShell is an all-in-one script designed to help M365 admins efficiently manage licenses and create reports. Author icoco explains, "I have created a PowerShell script to perform more than ten Office 365 license reporting and management activities."

Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring battery health walks you through how to use a simple script to check each battery on the system and report back what is found. Appreciation for this suggestion goes to its author, Lime-TeGek, who explains, "We've all seen battery performance going down pretty fast but this script might allow you to capture the extreme outliers or devices where a battery has

Mega Collection of PowerShell Scripts is pretty much what the name would lead you to expect. Housing over 250 handy, cross-platform scripts—indexed by usage category (CLI, remote control, context menu etc.)—there's sure to be a little something for everyone. Credit for directing us to this one goes to iDam81, who confirms, "This is a great repo."

[PowerShell] Advanced HTML reporting explains how you can use some simple scripting to create feature-rich reports you can share. Author MadBoyEvo clarifies, "While it says in the title Advanced HTML reporting, it's actually advanced in terms of what you can achieve, but not complicated to use."

Monitoring with PowerShell: Detecting Log4J files—This blog post explains the author's timely script, 'Search-Everything,’ that detects Log4J files by checking the JAR file for the class that is used that has the vulnerability. Uses the well-loved "Everything" search tool by Voidtools to generate a quick, full index. Appreciation goes to Lime-TeGek, who adds, "Unfortunately more applications use

Office 365 Reports offers a great archive of useful information on how to make your life easier by putting PowerShell to work in your O365 environment. icoco_ recommends it for the nice collection of Office 365 PowerShell scripts.