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Type “Y” to install and import the NuGet provider.Type the following command and press enter.Right-click on Windows PowerShell and choose ‘Run as administrator’.Open the Start menu on your computer and search for ‘Powershell’.How to Install the Azure Active Directory PowerShell Module via PowerShell These require a separate PowerShell connection method or PowerShell module.

Importantly, this module doesn’t give you the ability to manage the features of Exchange Online, Skype for Business, SharePoint/OneDrive etc. If you’re a Microsoft Partner, and are managing your customers Office 365 tenants via delegated administration, this module gives you a secure way to perform admin tasks using your own credentials. It’s great for bulk tasks like password resets, password policies, license management/reporting etc. This module allows you to perform a lot of the Office 365 user and organisation administration tasks via PowerShell. Why do you need the Azure Active Directory PowerShell Module?

In order to connect to manage users and organisation settings in Office 365 via Powershell, you need to install the Azure Active Directory PowerShell Module. This can be simply installed via PowerShell itself. Filter .dll -Recurse ).How to install the Azure Active Directory PowerShell Module Import-Module $((Get-ChildItem -Path $($env:LOCALAPPDATA+"\Apps\2.0\") `

Then simply use the following code to load the module into a normal console:.

We are not going to run it, but you do need to have it installed.

First, download and install the EXO PowerShell module from the EAC as above.

So here is how you can connect to Exchange Online using MFA. The usual method of connecting with MFA is to simply download and install the Exchange Online PowerShell module from the Exchange admin center (EAC), see here:, and then connect using Connect-EXOPSSession -UserPrincipalName However, you may want to use the normal PowerShell console or ISE to run scripts, and often the ClickOnce package does not work due to IE security settings or other reasons so can be problematic to use. If you have MFA enabled for your Exchange Online Admin accounts (which of course, you should), you will probably know that you cannot connect to Exchange Online using the normal PowerShell console, as detailed here How to connect to Exchange Online using MFA without the Exchange Online PowerShell Module.