In the previous article I was showcasing how to create a SharePoint Site with PNP.PowerShell. In this article I want to elaborate how to create a SharePoint Site with MS Graph. Creating SharePoint Sites with MS Graph can be interesting for integration scenarios as part of a overarching process. Let’s assume, that you want to…
In this article I want to show you how you can streamline the SharePoint Site creation with PowerShell. You can save time by doing it with PowerShell especially, if you want to create multiple sites as part of a backend process. Typical backend processes could be: You have a domain specific process – e.g. as…
When migrating our SharePoint to SharePoint Online, it can be really hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. SharePoint Site usage helps you find, what is actually used in your current farm. SharePoint farms grow by new projects and with the change of structures. If you want to have an overview, it is every…
SharePoint sites are created very fast. With a few clicks, admins and users can create dozens of sites and subsites. Since it is so easy to create sites, we as admins should have an overview, what is going on at our SharePoint environment. I wrote scripts for this purpose to get all sites and subsites…
When you administer the SharePoint, you might need access to all sites. I have provided a collection of PowerShell scripts, so you can access all sites after running a script
The corporate design covers besides colors and fonts a logo, which is located in the upper left corner of the SharePoint site collection. If you want to automate your SharePoint intranet, you might want, that your corporate design is applied to your SharePoint Sites automatically. Changing Change SharePoint site collection logos can be done in…
Howdy guys, sometimes we create ton of sites just for testing. A clean tenant is a must for an efficient management. Have you ever removed sites by hand? It took me at least 18 seconds to remove ONE site restless by hand. Come on, there MUST be a way to do it faster. In this…