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Modern Auth and Unattended Scripts in Exchange Online PowerShell V2

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Jun 30, 2020
Today, we are happy to announce the Public Preview of a Modern Auth unattended scripting option for use with Exchange Online PowerShell V2. This feature provides customers the ability to run non-inte...
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JrouziesM
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Dec 18, 2020

ManicInfinity hmmm never saw it, but it looks like it creates a pop-up for the user:

ACS.Web.Email.MailboxForward.Business.MailboxForwardBLL.GetUsersUsingCertificate() in C:\Projects\ACS.Web.Email.MailboxForward\ACS.Web.Email.MailboxForward.Business\MailboxForwardBLL.cs:154
   ACS.Web.Email.MailboxForward.Default.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) in C:\Projects\ACS.Web.Email.MailboxForward\ACS.Web.Email.MailboxForward\Default.aspx.cs:65

With an ASPX file.

When you run all this in a script, do you get any login pop-up? Maybe the previous command didn't log correctly, or it is a perticularity of V2 Cmdlets, can you try with a classic Get-Mailbox?

 

I never used the certificates to log in, always with login / password (stored safely as Secure String and decoded in another DLL), so there might be a behavior here.