We have an All-in-One PowerShell script to connect Office 365 services like Exchange Online, Azure AD, SharePoint Online, Skype for Business, Teams, and Compliance Center using PowerShell.Īs mentioned earlier, each service requires a different module, we designed our script to install the required module (if it is not installed already) after your confirmation. Script to Connect all Office 365 Services using PowerShell (Works for MFA too)

You can disconnect all service connections using a single cmdlet.

i.e., credentials can be passed as a parameter instead of saving inside the script. You’ll be asked to enter your credential only once!

For non-MFA account, you don’t need to enter credential for each service.

You can connect to Office 365 services with MFA enabled account.

You can connect to one or more Office 365 services via PowerShell using a single cmdlet.

ie, Modules required for Office 365 services are automatically downloaded and installed upon your confirmation.

Installs Office 365 PowerShell modules.

You can connect to any/all Office 365 services, just with a single cmdlet. Nowadays, most admin accounts are MFA enabled, which requires a different approach to create a PowerShell session.ĭon’t worry! We have created “All-in-One” PowerShell script that connects all Office 365 services using PowerShell with MFA/non-MFA account. And the most important part comes here! MFA.

If you want to work with multiple services, you need to remember (copy & paste 😉 ) various cmdlets and modules to create sessions manually, which is time-consuming and painful task. Office 365 includes a wide variety of cloud services like Exchange Online, Azure Active Directory, SharePoint Online, Skype for Business Online, Teams, and Security & Compliance center.Įach Office 365 service has their own PowerShell module to create a connection via PowerShell. As an Office 365 admin, you spend most of the time in PowerShell to accomplish administrative tasks.

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