T0pCyber
Question: changing tenant name
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Hi. Love your product, but how do I change the tenant name? I set the tenant name the first time I used it, but the program doesn't ask for tenant name each time. Even though I used it with another tenant, the program defaults to old tenant name when saving the output. I haven't been able to find where that information is kept at to change it. Can you please help me, as it causes issues with validity when the logs and output path has some other company's name. See attached image
Thank you.
Perry
Have you used a new PowerShell session? The folder path resides in the $Hawk variable. It's a Global variable. That variable should initialize during the start of any Hawk function running for the first time in a new PowerShell session.
If you're in the same PowerShell session. Try this below with the Filepath of your desire.
Initialize-HawkGlobalObject -Force -FilePath 'C:\YourFilePath'
I will give it a try. Thank you.
Respectfully,
Perry Woo
On Thu, Oct 9, 2025, 7:22 AM Paul Navarro @.***> wrote:
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Have you used a new PowerShell session? The folder path resides in the $Hawk variable. It's a Global variable. That variable should initialize during the start of any Hawk function running for the first time in a new PowerShell session.
If you're in the same PowerShell session. Try this below with the Filepath of your desire.
Initialize-HawkGlobalObject -Force -FilePath 'C:\YourFilePath'
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Hi,
I tried it two different ways in a new powershell session, both were not successful. It still adds the old tenant name before I've signed in to any tenant. See attached picture. Any suggestions?
How do I completely remove Hawk, so I can start all over
Respectfully,
Perry Woo
On Thu, Oct 9, 2025, 7:22 AM Paul Navarro @.***> wrote:
T0pCyber left a comment (T0pCyber/hawk#295) https://github.com/T0pCyber/hawk/issues/295#issuecomment-3386120994
Have you used a new PowerShell session? The folder path resides in the $Hawk variable. It's a Global variable. That variable should initialize during the start of any Hawk function running for the first time in a new PowerShell session.
If you're in the same PowerShell session. Try this below with the Filepath of your desire.
Initialize-HawkGlobalObject -Force -FilePath 'C:\YourFilePath'
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I've tried uninstalling the module and reinstalling and it still pulls that tenant name from somewhere to create a subdirectory. Where is it pulling that information from to create the subdirectory? Maybe I can edit that file.
Respectfully,
Perry Woo
On Thu, Oct 9, 2025, 7:22 AM Paul Navarro @.***> wrote:
T0pCyber left a comment (T0pCyber/hawk#295) https://github.com/T0pCyber/hawk/issues/295#issuecomment-3386120994
Have you used a new PowerShell session? The folder path resides in the $Hawk variable. It's a Global variable. That variable should initialize during the start of any Hawk function running for the first time in a new PowerShell session.
If you're in the same PowerShell session. Try this below with the Filepath of your desire.
Initialize-HawkGlobalObject -Force -FilePath 'C:\YourFilePath'
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Hi Hawk Team,
I figured it out. For whatever reason the connection to MGgraph was sticking to the old tenant, even after signing into another tenant. I used the command "disconnect-mggraph" and that finally fixed the issue.
Yesterday, in a new powershell session, I signed into a new tenant, grab tenant files, then I immediately grabbed a specified user. The tenant files were of the old tenant and the user files were of the new tenant user.
Respectfully,
Perry Woo
On Thu, Oct 9, 2025, 7:22 AM Paul Navarro @.***> wrote:
T0pCyber left a comment (T0pCyber/hawk#295) https://github.com/T0pCyber/hawk/issues/295#issuecomment-3386120994
Have you used a new PowerShell session? The folder path resides in the $Hawk variable. It's a Global variable. That variable should initialize during the start of any Hawk function running for the first time in a new PowerShell session.
If you're in the same PowerShell session. Try this below with the Filepath of your desire.
Initialize-HawkGlobalObject -Force -FilePath 'C:\YourFilePath'
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