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Manage the Office 365 CDN using PowerShell

Manage the Office 365 CDN using PowerShell

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Manage the Office 365 CDN using PowerShell

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- [Instructor] Now I have a document library provisioned already, and this is what I intend to use as a CDN. But the good thing is that I can use simple SharePoint permissions here to allow who can upload things into this document library. Now, as I mentioned, there are two different ways to enable CDN on this document library. Let's start with the PowerShell way. So let's go to SharePoint online management shell. Now of course, if you're following this course on Mac and Linux, this does not apply to you. So you can feel free to watch, or jump over to the next part, where I talk about the Office 365 CLI way of managing CDNs. Okay, so here, I'm going to say Connect-SPOService -URL https, my tenant name, which is minsmartsdev, yours will be different, -admin.sharepoint.com, and hit Enter. This is my admin site for my tenancy. Provide your credentials. Okay, now that I'm connected, let's see if CDN is enabled on this tenancy currently. Get-SPOTenantCdnEnabled -CdnType Public. Now, there…

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