You can use the built-in Send-MailMessage cmdlet to send SMTP e-mails from PowerShell (previously you can use the .Net System.Net.Mail class to send e-mail messages). Send-MailMessage allows you to send messages with attachments, use HTML format for the body of the message, enable delivery notification, send a message to multiple recipients at once, etc. In this article, we’ll see how to use the Send-MailMessage cmdlet to send e-mail messages from within your PowerShell scripts.
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Clear Cache and Temp Files in User Profiles on Windows (RDS) with PowerShell and GPO
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Prevent Users from Creating New Groups in Microsoft 365 (Teams/Outlook)
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Locks in MS SQL Server are one way to ensure the integrity of data when changes are made by multiple users at the same time. MSSQL locks objects on a…
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Copy/Paste Not Working in Remote Desktop (RDP) Clipboard
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How to Disable NTLM Authentication in Windows Domain
March 16, 2024NTLM (NT LAN Manager) is a legacy Microsoft authentication protocol that dates back to Windows NT. Although Microsoft introduced the more secure Kerberos authentication protocol back in Windows 2000, NTLM…
- Azure and Microsoft 365ExchangePowerShell
How to Block Sender Domain or Email Address in Exchange and Microsoft 365
March 17, 2024An email system based on on-premises Exchange Server or Exchange Online (Microsoft 365) allows an administrator to block (reject) e-mails from specific external domains or sender addresses. There are several…
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Managing Inbox Rules in Exchange with PowerShell
March 15, 2024Outlook mailbox rules allow users to configure different conditions for processing incoming e-mail messages in the Inbox folder. You can use Outlook rules to move e-mails from specific senders to…
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How to Uninstall or Disable Microsoft Edge on Windows 10/11
June 8, 2023The Microsoft Edge browser is installed by default on Windows 11 and all new Windows 10 builds (and Windows Server 2022/2019). If you have another browser installed on the computers…
- Azure and Microsoft 365ExchangePowerShell
Convert a User Mailbox to a Shared in Exchange and Microsoft365
March 15, 2024Multiple users can access a shared mailbox in Exchange. Unlike a common user mailbox, a shared mailbox account is disabled in Active Directory and cannot be used for interactive sign-in.…