Hello Buddies Since the TechNet gallery is retired from last December 2020 , what is the alternate to find the powershell scripts to download as per ms , it redirecting to the below link, however am getting hard time to get or download the all the existing scripts whiich was available in the previous technet link for MS exchange , EOL, teams etc.. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/samples/browse/ Please help me to find the scripts available in the new link

Hi @Ramki , Although Microsoft has retired TechNet Gallery, it has not deleted its scripts and code. Some creators may also post the code and subsequent updates in Github or elsewhere. Agree with what michev said, it is recommended that you search based on the description and name of the script. For more information: TechNet Gallery Retirement and Closure ---------- If the response is helpful, please click "Accept Answer" and upvote it. Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread.

There's no such link mate. Authors were given some time to move theirs scripts to another location, such as GitHub, but the content stored on the Gallery has not been automatically moved anywhere. Your best option is to search for the given script by filename or description and find a match online.

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Lucas Liu-MSFT 6,176 Reputation points

2021-03-01T04:13:08.423+00:00

Hi @Ramki ,
Although Microsoft has retired TechNet Gallery, it has not deleted its scripts and code. Some creators may also post the code and subsequent updates in Github or elsewhere.
Agree with what michev said, it is recommended that you search based on the description and name of the script.
For more information: TechNet Gallery Retirement and Closure

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Ramki 816 Reputation points

2021-03-01T09:31:07.507+00:00

Hi @Lucas Liu-MSFT

Thanks for your update. The challenging part is to search the file name and most of the time is no results. . most of the searches are going to document [age which is no use

Lucas Liu-MSFT 6,176 Reputation points

2021-03-02T08:24:45.947+00:00

Hi @Ramki ,
According to my research and understanding, Microsoft does not currently classify Exchange-related scripts and codes. So searching directly is the best choice. You could try to search from the storage document place provided in the following link. In addition, Github is also an option.

Please refer to: An Update on the MSDN and TechNet Migration to learn.microsoft.com

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Ramki 816 Reputation points

2021-03-02T09:03:44.58+00:00

Hi @Lucas Liu-MSFT

Let me go through the link, however, is there any option to download others uploaded script via GITHUB.

Lucas Liu-MSFT 6,176 Reputation points

2021-03-02T10:19:01.517+00:00

Hi @Ramki ,
As mentioned above, due to the retirement of TechNet Gallery, many script developers will post the script and subsequent updates on Github. So you could try to search in it. Since I am focusing on general issues of Exchange server, so on how to download related scripts in GitHub, I can provide very limited help.
In GitHub, Microsoft also has "MicrosoftDocs/feedback" and "Microsoft Archive" areas.

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Lucas Liu-MSFT 6,176 Reputation points

2021-03-05T10:11:47.43+00:00

Hi @Ramki ,
Do suggestions above help? If the issue has been resolved, please click “Accept as answer” to mark helpful reply as an answer, this will make answer searching in the forum easier and be beneficial to other community members as well.

Thanks for your understanding.

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