| layout |
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default |
{% assign ps_mods = site.ps_modules | sort: "order" %}
| To Administer | Module Name | Stable Version | How To Install | Preview Version | How To Install | How to Connect | Works in PS7? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {% for module in ps_mods %} | {{ module.toAdminister }} | [{{ module.name }}]({% if module.link %}{{ module.link }}{% else %} https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/{{ module.name }}{% endif %}) | {{ module.stableVersion }} | {% if module.howToInstall %}Install-Module -Name {{ module.name }}{% else %}Install-Module -Name {{ module.name }}{% endif %} |
{{ module.previewVersion }} | {{ module.howToInstallPre | strip_newlines }} |
| {% endfor %} |
Note: PnP.PowerShell is not a Microsoft provided module, is open-source and community provided library with active community providing support for it. Decided to include as an exception as it is very popular to administer Microsoft 365 stuff.
Do you think a module is missing or has incorrect information? Please, let me know, either creating an issue or a pull request against this page.
Looking for a complete list of Microsoft 365/Azure portals? Check out https://msportals.io by Adam Fowler.
You can use the following PowerShell one-liner to check:
Get-Module -ListAvailable {{ ps_mods[0].name}}{% for module in ps_mods offset:2 %},{{ module.name }}{% endfor %} | Format-Table Name,Version