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is there a way to clear Office 365 logins on a PC that uses multiple tenants?
I use my laptop to support multiple tenants, I have found a way of using Firefox Profiles to login and out of tenancies independantly but have found an issue when I just respond to a link in an email (through habit - from a known source Edge being my defualt browser) that needs a specific tenancy and even though I think I am logged out of all - I occasionally get an odd response - today clicking an invite to a sharepoint group somehow told the destination admin I was logged into 365 as a tenant admin I rarely use - I have no idea how it thought I was using that particular one.
Is there a powershell command or something that will show what tenancies I am logged into at any one time?
tia
Paul
No PowerShell cmdlets, you have to play with cookies. Best simply use private sessions.
You can use this powershell command to display tenant name of your Office 365: Get-MsolAccountSku
Also, you can login to Azure powershell to check your tenant ID using this powershell command: Get-AzureRmSubscription
