I previously published a post on how we can use Certificates to securely connect to the Microsoft Graph API. This is a great way to secure automation with Graph. Taking this idea and going a step further, by using Azure KeyVault to store our certificate, it can be used with Azure Functions or Azure Automation …
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With features such as Pass Through Authentication (PTA) available in AD Connect, there are really very few use cases for ADFS federation any more. I encourage anyone still using ADFS for Office 365 / Azure AD to review if they still need to maintain (a minimum) of four ADFS servers and a number of firewall …
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If you've been following my blog for a while, you probably know that I like to work with the Microsoft Graph API for a lot of my scripts. Graph allows you a lot of flexibility when working with Microsoft 365 and exposes parts of the platform that there just aren't available through PowerShell cmdlets. Retrieving …
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During Microsoft 365 tenant to tenant migrations, the question of Guest Accounts often comes up. How they are dealt with is critical as they are not internal users who can rely on our helpdesk for support. Because of this, a lot of organizations will choose to ignore Guest accounts and inform end users to re-invite …
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As Microsoft Teams grows into one of the most successful tools in the Microsoft 365 suite, more organizations are seeing Teams as business critical. Entire processes are built around Teams and it has become more important to be able to manage Teams at scale. Generally when managing Teams membership, we can use the Exchange Online …
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