Step-by-Step: Managing Users via the Azure Active Directory PowerShell for Graph Module

Connect-AzureAD should have a parameter -UserPrincipalName, just like the newly announced EXO PowerShell module. I don't want to have to enter my email address all the time, when I can just create an alias containing it. And why do I not have the option "Do not ask me again for 14 days" in the MFA window like we configured?

Any why does Get-AzureADUser not have an -Identity parameter? Instead it's named -ObjectId. Why? This should be standardized! Just compare with Get-EXOMailbox, Get-Mailbox, Get-ADUser, and so on. Stop working against expectations.

License management is still as crappy as it always was.

Get-AzureADUser -ObjectId <UserPrincipalName> | Get-AzureADUserLicenseDetail

What is this? There is literally ZERO information for me here. I have to jump through hoops if I want to see what's going on.

And when I do, I get SkuPartNumbers that make absolutely no sense. I expect to see the license and app name that I see in the admin center. Not some cryptic id that I have to memorize for no other reason that to use this horrible PowerShell module.

I mean, just look at this article! Half of it explains how you assign licenses to a user. Something that should be possible with three PowerShell cmdlets. Why can't it be as simple as this?

Get-AzureADUser -Identity Jon.Doe@contoso.com | Add-AzureADLicense -Name "Office 365 E5"
Get-AzureADUser -Identity Jon.Doe@contoso.com | Set-AzureAdLicense -Name "Office 365 E5" -App "Microsoft Kaizala Pro" -Enabled $false
Get-AzureADUser -Identity Jon.Doe@contoso.com | Set-AzureAdLicense -Name "Office 365 E5" -App "Microsoft Kaizala Pro" -Enabled $true