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Connect-Entra (Microsoft.Graph.Entra)

The Connect-Entra cmdlet is used to connect to Microsoft Entra PowerShell module. You must install Microsoft Entra PowerShell module to use this cmdlet. Else, you will receive the error: “The term ‘Connect-Entra’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable Program”  NOTE: You can use the Connect-Entra cmdlet to connect both v1.0 (General Availability) and Entra beta PowerShell module.   This module supports several authentication scenarios depending on your use case such as: delegated (interactive) and app-only (noninteractive).     Syntax Connect-Entra... Read More Read More

Check MFA Status for Microsoft 365 Users using PowerShell

Configuring Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is pivotal in safeguarding Microsoft accounts from compromises. MFA can be configured through various methods, such as per-user MFA, security defaults, and Conditional Access policies. However, identifying the MFA deployment source for each user is a thing that Microsoft didn’t answer. (But, let’s save that debate for another day!) Admins can select the appropriate method based on their organization’s requirements and licensing constraints. Also, monitoring MFA status of all users ensures that this security control is... Read More Read More

AdminDroid | Your All-in-One Microsoft 365 Administration Tool

Managing the Microsoft 365 environment is challenging as administrators have to deal with multiple responsibilities, from license management and user activity monitoring to enhancing security, safeguarding sensitive data, detecting suspicious activities, etc. Scalability further adds to the complexity, especially when dealing with a growing user base and diverse services.   Furthermore, the native admin portals provided by Microsoft can present a steep learning curve, particularly for administrators who are new to the platform. Navigating these portals effectively requires time and effort,... Read More Read More

How to fix the error: ‘One or more errors occurred’ in Microsoft Graph PowerShell

When upgrading existing MSOnline PowerShell scripts to MS Graph PowerShell, I encountered the ‘One or more errors occurred‘ error. While searching the internet, I noticed similar discussions on multiple technical forums. However, I couldn’t find an exact solution for the error. After some trials, I discovered the cause of the error and a solution. As a result, I decided to document it to help others.  One or More Errors Occurred – Why Does it Happen?   This error typically occurs when... Read More Read More