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Powershell 7 and Exchange Online MFA
VasilMichev That's the irony here -- ACS only supports the active tenant you're working with and only supports PS 6.2 with no way to modify, while also requiring cloud storage commitments (no purist O365 management). I admit the costs are small but that's not really the point.
The REST commands are useful but are so limited as to be not relevant here; it's really about connectivity and viability to a tenant.
I would consider ACS a moderate step to the end goal if I could use a personal ACS to remote into others, but that is not possible in any ways I can find.
I appreciate the work that MS is doing in this area but it seems like there's no conversation in this space - you simply can't authenticate into EXO from PS 6 or 7 on Windows (Modern auth). I believe I could probably get this to work without using modern auth but that seems like a horrible step backward, which is why I'm trying to shake this tree.
I was just giving it as an example of work that's done to support "core" installs and the corresponding dependencies. But now that we have ADAL/MSAL support for .NET Core, you can establish a remote session even in ACS instance, and of course it's just a matter of time to get official support for the ExO cmdlets on PS7/Core.