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## Use PowerShell This section shows you how to create a private endpoint for a topic or domain using PowerShell. Here's a sample script with comments.
### Approve a private endpoint connection The following sample PowerShell snippet shows you how to approve a private endpoint. > [!NOTE] > The steps shown in this section are for topics. You can use similar steps to approve private endpoints for **domains**.
### Reject a private endpoint connection The following example shows you how to reject a private endpoint using PowerShell. You can get the GUID for the private endpoint from the result of the previous GET command. > [!NOTE] > The steps shown in this section are for topics. You can use similar steps to reject private endpoints for **domains**.