PowerShell Cheat Sheet

Get one or more Active Directory users.

Create a new Active Directory user account.

Modify an Active Directory user account.

Enable or disable an Active Directory account.

Reset the password of an Active Directory account.

Manage Active Directory groups and membership.

Get one or more Active Directory computer objects.

Move an Active Directory object to a different OU.

Search for Active Directory accounts based on specific criteria.

Get information about the AD domain or forest.

Force Group Policy update on local or remote computers.

Retrieve mailbox details from Exchange or Exchange Online.

Get mailbox size and item count statistics.

Modify mailbox settings.

Add permissions to a mailbox (Full Access, Send As, Send on Behalf).

Manage distribution groups.

Search the Exchange message tracking log.

Connect to Microsoft Online / Microsoft Graph.

Get Microsoft 365 user accounts.

Assign or remove Microsoft 365 licenses.

Get users via Microsoft Graph API (modern replacement for Get-MsolUser).

Manage Microsoft 365 groups via Graph API.

Manage Windows services.

View and manage Windows processes.

Query Windows Event Logs.

Manage disks, partitions, and volumes.

Test network connectivity to a host.

List installed Windows updates and hotfixes.

Run commands on remote computers using PowerShell remoting.

Manage local user accounts.

View network interface and IP configuration.

Perform DNS name resolution.

View and manage Windows Firewall rules.

View and manage the routing table.

Manage Hyper-V virtual machines.

Create and manage Hyper-V VM snapshots (checkpoints).

List members of local or AD security groups.

View and set file or registry permissions (ACLs).

Core pipeline cmdlets for filtering, selecting, and iterating.

Export data to CSV or import from CSV.

Create and manage scheduled tasks.

Convert objects to/from JSON.

Make HTTP requests to REST APIs or web pages.