Getting Started with Graph Part 3: Learn to use PowerShell with Graph

[@ArminBoe]

Your graph series are absolutely great 👍

[@getrubix]

Appreciate that!

[@patrick__007]

Thanks for sharing this, its very helpful! In the previous video you mentioned about the current users besides the primary user. Is this the emailaddress you have used? I want to use the filter you use at 10.50 but I am not sure I get the right output.

[@mikefarhat6461]

Thanks , very helpful

[@PitbullBoops]

Super helpful ! I recreated that flow diagram for my notes, which will help my brain grasp how this all ties together.

[@getrubix]

This might help :) www.getrubix.com/blog/microsoft-graph-a-beginners-guide-to-apis-endpoints-and-urls

[@muthmsir]

Hello Steve, first, thanks for the great content. Second, I want to mention "Import-Module Microsoft.Graph" may end up with an error "cannot be created because function capacity 4096 has been exceeded for this scope." So you may need to change the values of 2 variables, "$MaximumVariableCount" and "$MaximumFunctionCount," from 4096 to 10000. This is what I faced in the past.

[@tupac.s]

Cool 👍🏻 Very useful

[@thalesdias4614]

Hey Steve, are you planning to cover scenarios where we can't use the graph cmdlets? There may be scenarios where the enterprise app mggraph is disabled and admins must use the graph calls directly from powershell

[@getrubix]

100% :) That is coming up this week.

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

ObjectID, DeviceID, AzureADDeviceID, ApplicationID.... oiiiii...my head...

[@getrubix]

Hang in there, it gets worse