• https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/

• #powershell
• Report folder: %appdata%\Microsoft\MigrationTool\<domain-name>

This is a quick-n-dirty script to collect all the reports from SPMT and package it up as a ZIP archive. The script is designed to be ran in the root of the SPMT report folder, %appdata%\Microsoft\MigrationTool\<domain-name>.

$jobs = @{}
 
ls | foreach {
 
    $rpt = "$_\Report"
    $summary = import-csv "$rpt\SummaryReport.csv"
    $id = split-path -leaf $_
 
    $summary | foreach {
        $lastrun = $_.{Start time}
        $lastrun = [datetime]::parseexact($lastrun, 'M/d/yyyy h:m:s tt', $null)
        $sitename = split-path -leaf $_.Source
 
        $job = [PSCustomObject]@{
            id = $id
            sitename = $sitename
            src = $_.Source
            rpt = $rpt
            lastrun = $lastrun
        }
 
        if ($jobs.Keys -notcontains $job.src) {
            $jobs[$job.src] = $job
 
        }
        else {
            if ($job.lastrun -gt $jobs[$job.src].lastrun) {
                $jobs[$job.src] = $job
            }
        }
    }
 
}
 
 
 foreach ($job in $jobs.GetEnumerator()) {
    $job = $job | select -ExpandProperty value
    write-host "$env:TEMP\$($job.sitename)_$($job.id)"
    Compress-Archive -Path $job.rpt -DestinationPath "$env:TEMP\$($job.sitename)_$($job.id)"
}

• One way to prevent a redirect (on pages that auto-redirect) if you need to get to the page is to add the stay=true URL parameter to the end of the site URL.

When a site is renamed the redirect URL needs to be deleted if you want to create a new site with the name previously used by the renamed site.

# List all redirect URLs
Get-SPOSite -Template REDIRECTSITE#0
 
# Delete a redirect URL
Remove-SPOSite -Identity <redirect URL>

• https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/727371/how-to-change-a-team-site-into-a-communication-sit.html

• https://www.enjoysharepoint.com/powershell-sharepoint-commands/