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Problem You’ve completed configuring an Azure Function App with a PowerShell script that authenticates against Azure AD with Connect-AzureAD using a certificate but noticed that attempting to use the Test/Run
As a follow up to one of my previous posts: PowerShell script to assign users in an on-premise AD group to an Azure Enterprise Application’s Users and Groups https://blog.terenceluk.com/powershell-script-to-assign-users-in-on/ A
I’ve been working with a lot of automation in Azure lately and wanted to capture as many configuration activities I have gone through to share through my blog, and today’s
A colleague of mine recently reached out to me to ask why my script from this post: PowerShell script to assign users in an on-premise AD group to an Azure
I don’t usually provide Azure operational support because of my current role but I still have a few clients who reaches out to me when they have issues in case
Azure Active Directory administrators who have configured Enterprise Applications for Azure AD SSO would most likely have encountered the limitations of not being able to assign groups when granting access
Problem You attempt to use the cmdlet Connect-AzureAd (after Import-Module AzureAd) to connect to Azure: Connect-AzureAds … but quickly notice that it fails with the following error: PS C:GitAzureAzure> Connect-AzureAD
Duo has been one of the most common MFA solutions I’ve worked with over the past 5 years and most clients who have this as their MFA solution for on-premise
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