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│ └── Check-AllPowerfulAzurePerms3.ps1
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│ └── enum_entra_admins.ps1
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│ └── find_disabled_accounts.ps1
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│ └── watch_X_job3.ps1
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│ └── Watch-AzAutomationRunbookJob.ps1
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│ └── Audit-AllUsersRolePerms.ps1
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│ └── Get-DisabledUsersLicenses.ps1
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│ └── RemoveM365LicensesfromDisabledUsers.ps1
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### `watch_X_job3.ps1`
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Using Azure Hybrif Workers? Keep an eye on your Runbook without cikickety-clicking the portal.
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Will print out the Runbook logs.
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#### Watch-AzAutomationRunbookJob.ps1
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Monitors an existing Azure Automation runbook job, periodically reports its current state, and displays newly available Output, Verbose, Warning, Error, or Progress stream records until the job reaches a terminal state.
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The script can monitor a supplied job ID or automatically select the most recent job for a specified runbook. It reuses the current Azure PowerShell context by default and does not start, stop, suspend, or modify Azure Automation jobs.
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