Just another techie writing about stuff…
In the code below I am using PowerShell to access and use the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) API. It might be very uncommon to use PowerShell for this purpose because there is already an Azure RM PowerShell module. But why would you need to use PowerShell to access the Azure RM API? There are two…
This script will enable Multi-Factor Autentication for all your Azure Users… This configuration also enabled MFA for Office365 as well. I also have another post which explains how to enable MFA only for Azure users and not Office365. Please see it here. View the code on Gist.
Here is a PowerShell script I have developed which uses a user called AzMonkey@example.com to log into Azure and add every single member of all subscriptions to an Azure AD Group. The script is used within an Azure Automation Runbook but with a little bit of modification can be also executed from your machine. This…
It is always easy to enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for Azure AD users. But the problem is when you enable MFA using Azure AD MFA portal, it also gets enabled for Office365 users. The reason is simply because Azure and Office365 both share the same Azure AD tenant and users. But how should we avoid…