Create a PowerShell profile that allows you to connect to Microsoft Online services in PowerShell using MFA.
Copy all files from the repo into the following path on your Windows 10 PC:
%userprofile%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell
Then open a new PowerShell window and run the following function to install all listed Microsoft Online PowerShell modules:
install-m365
Now you can just type m365 to connect to the following services. Or use the shortcuts below to connect to a single service
- Azure
azure - Azure AD
mso - Azure Rights Management
m365 - Exchange Online
exo - Microsoft Online (MSOL)
mso - Power BI
m365 - Security and Compliance Center
m365 - SharePoint Online
m365 - Skype
sbo - Teams
teams
Run NOM365 to end all sessions before closing your PowerShell window.
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