In the SharePoint Online admin portal we can specify the primary admin and the list of other admins in the properties menu of the site.
Let’s look at how we can do it in PowerShell.
In the SharePoint Online admin portal we can specify the primary admin and the list of other admins in the properties menu of the site.
Let’s look at how we can do it in PowerShell.
Register-ArgumentCompleter cmdlet allows you to register argument completers, both custom and native, but there are no integrated ways to get argument completers registered in the current session or to remove some of them.
sthArgumentCompleter – is a module that allows you to manage argument completers registered by Register-ArgumentCompleter cmdlet.
sthInvokeUsingCulture – is a module, containing four functions for invoking commands using specified culture.
sthVault – is a module, containing five functions for working with vaults.
sthMailProfile – is a module, containing four functions for creating mail profiles and using them to send mail messages.
sthModuleScope – is a module containing four functions for working with elements in module’s scope. If you write your own modules, where some of the functions and variables are for internal use only, and not exported into caller’s scope, then this module can be used for diagnosing and debugging.
When you add user to one of the protected groups, like ‘Account Operators’, ‘Administrators’, ‘Backup Operators’, ‘Domain Admins’, ‘Domain Controllers’, ‘Enterprise Admins’, ‘Print Operators’, ‘Read-only Domain Controllers’, ‘Replicator’, ‘Schema Admins’ or ‘Server Operators’, it becomes protected too.
If you are using PowerShell pipeline regularly or just getting acquainted with it, sthPipelineTools module may be of some help.