Update: as the AzureAD PowerShell is being deprecated, I made an updated version which can be found here Backing up AAD Conditional Access policies is relatively straightforward with Get-AzureADMSConditionalAccessPolicy cmdlet (don’t forget to update your AzureAD module if the cmdlet is not recognized). In this post, I want to share my own backup “solution” which […]
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Backup AzureAD Conditional Access Policies – a different approach
Posted by Daniel Kovacs on January 27, 2021
https://f12.hu/2021/01/27/backup-azuread-conditional-access-policies-a-different-approach/
Grant admin consent to an AzureAD application via PowerShell
Recently, I was scripting an Azure App registration workflow and had some headaches figuring out how to grant admin consent to the application with PowerShell. Actually, if AzureCLI is installed you can use the following command: az ad app permission admin-consent –id <application id> However, I wanted to find some native PowerShell-way to solve this […]
Posted in AzureAD, PowerShell
Posted by Daniel Kovacs on January 13, 2021
https://f12.hu/2021/01/13/grant-admin-consent-to-an-azuread-application-via-powershell/
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