Gary explores the SharePoint Online Site collection cmdlets.
ITUnity: Working with the SharePoint Online Site Collection Cmdlets
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SharePoint Online
ITUnity: Exploring the SharePoint Online Cmdlets
Gary provides some general grouping categories and suggested uses for some of the SPO cmdlets.
ITUnity: Introduction to the SharePoint Online Management Shell
How do you start working with PowerShell in SharePoint Online? This series will help you get started.
SharePoint 2013 Version 16.0.0.1810???
So today I was doing some SharePoint 2013 app development against my Office 365 SharePoint 2013 tenant and I needed to view the HTTP traffic from the site in order to troubleshoot some issues I was having and I stumbled across something I found very interesting when I looked at the header details in Fiddler:
Using PowerShell to Manage SharePoint 2013 Online
When SharePoint 2010 was released we had hundreds of cmdlets available for our on-premises deployments but when it came to Office365 we only had cmdlets available for manipulating our subscription details, users in AD, and Exchange Online (http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-us/office365-enterprises/hh125002.aspx). With the release of SharePoint 2013 as part of the Office365 offering we now have the ability to use PowerShell to manipulate our SharePoint Site Collections in the cloud. The capabilities are somewhat limited in that our abilities are limited to manipulating Site Collections, but it’s a start. In this article I’ll walk through the available cmdlets and detail some examples of how to use them.