Azure resources, like Azure Automation or Azure Virtual Machines, often need to have access to other resources. For example, when accessing the Azure AD from within a Runbook. To grant access, you usually need accounts, passwords, or certificates. But you don’t want to store this … Read moreHow to use Azure Managed Identity
When you are planning to synchronize your local Active Directory with Azure AD, then it’s important to first run the IdFix tool from Microsoft. This tool will help you to find and resolve problems in your Active Directory. The IdFix Tool will identify any potential … Read moreHow to use IdFix to Find and Fix invalid AD objects
To synchronize your local Active Directory users to Azure AD you will need to install the Azure AD Connect tool. This tool is installed on a domain-joined server in your network and will synchronize your on-premise Active Directory with Azure Active Directory. Using the Azure … Read moreHow to Install and Setup Azure AD Connect
Azure AD Password policies help you to secure your Microsoft 365 tenant. The policy defines how strong a password must be when they expire, and how many logins attempts a user can do before they are locked out. With cloud-only accounts, you can’t change the … Read moreAzure AD Password Policy – Complete Guide
Starting from Dec 2022 we will need to use the Get MgUser cmdlet to get and export our Azure AD users. Get-MgUser is part of the Microsoft Graph SDK for PowerShell. It allows us to interact with all Microsoft Services through a single endpoint. All … Read moreGet-MgUser: How to Get and Export Azure AD users with PowerShell
When you want to use PowerShell to interact with your Azure AD environment you will need to install the Azure AD Module. This module allows you to manage your whole Azure Active Directory with PowerShell. Good to know up front is that the Azure AD … Read moreHow to Install Azure AD module in PowerShell
Just like with the on-premise Active Directory can we manage our users in Azure AD with PowerShell. For this, we will need to use the Get AzureADUser cmdlet in Powershell. This cmdlet is part of the PowerShell AzureAD Module. When using Microsoft 365 your users … Read moreGet AzureADUser – How to Find and Export Azure AD Users with PowerShell
Azure AD Enterprise Applications are a great way to connect third-party applications to your Azure Active Directory. Depending on your Azure AD plan you can assign either single users to an application or complete groups. With Azure AD Plan 1 you can only assign users, … Read moreAssign Users to Azure AD Application with PowerShell
Azure Automation is one of the most popular tools to run PowerShell scripts in the cloud. You can not only manage your Azure environment with the runbooks but also your Microsoft Office 365 tenant, for example. Automation is a key part of IT, and as … Read moreUse Azure Automation and PowerShell to Automate Office 365 Tasks
The Azure Tenant ID is a Global Unique Identifier (GUID) for your Microsoft 365 Tenant. It’s also referred to as the Office 365 Tenant ID. The ID is used to identify your tenant and it’s not your organization name or domain name. There are different … Read moreHow to Get your Azure Tenant Id
