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- PnP PowerShell: Connect-PnPOnline using ClientID and ClientSecret
Copy the Client ID and Client Secret fields and click on the “Create” button to register the app principal You should receive a confirmation message stating, “The app identifier has been successfully created ”
- How to connect to PnP Online with Interactive Authentication
Setting a default client ID for the device you use to run your scripts enables you to use interactive authentication without passing the client ID each time you connect to PnP Online To do this, use the following command, replacing ‘<client ID>’ with the client ID of your app registration
- Register an Entra ID Application to use with PnP PowerShell
PnP PowerShell has a cmdlet that allows you to register a new Entra ID Application specifically for interactive login Notice that you need to be able to create App registrations in your Entra ID When you run the cmdlet above you will be asked to authenticate with your username, password and an optional second factor
- Creating App Registrations for PnP PowerShell
App Registrations in Microsoft Entra ID enable secure, scalable, and automated access to SharePoint Online from PowerShell Use client ID-based authentication for testing or low-risk scenarios For secure and reliable automation in production, I recommend certificate-based authentication
- Connect-Entra (Microsoft. Entra) | Microsoft Learn
This example shows how to connect your current PowerShell session to a Microsoft Entra ID tenant using credentials Example 2: Delegated access: Connect a PowerShell session to a tenant with required scopes The PSCredential object provides the application ID and client secret for service principal credentials For more information about the
- Creating a PnP. PowerShell App Registration with PowerShell - Todd . . .
Here is where you’ll get the Client ID (also called AppID and AzureAppID, it’s all the same) you’ll need when you connect In my example that’s 001ed5a0-be10-4bc3-a40c-a1cad0c987b7 You can also get that ID number by going into the Azure Portal and looking at the Enterprise applications Find your App Reg and click it
- How not to forget all those pesky Client Ids with PnP PowerShell
Step 1: Adding the Client Id to the Windows Credential Manager This step is easy Just after registering our new application, we copy the Client Id and create a new Generic Credential: I’m using the tenant name as the identifier and the Client Id as UserName The password is not important, but it needs a value, so I’m just adding 1234 as a
- Connect-PnPOnline - Manage SharePoint Online with PowerShell - LazyAdmin
Check your PowerShell version and make sure that you use 7 2 or higher You will need to authenticate with an account that at least the Application Developer permission role or Global Admin role The script will create a new app registration in Microsoft Entra ID
- Seamless Transition to New App Registration in PnP Management Shell
Encountering an error that the PnP app is not registered with the tenant This is common with outdated versions of PnP PowerShell To ensure compatibility, update your PnP PowerShell module Open the terminal on macOS or command prompt as administrator on Windows, and execute: Open the terminal (in mac) or cmd prompt as administrator
- powershell - How to use the cmdlet Connect-PnPOnline with the options . . .
Microsoft Identity Client MsalServiceException: A configuration issue is preventing authentication - check the error message from the server for details You can modify the configuration in the application registration portal See https: aka ms msal-net-invalid-client for details
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