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JosLieben
Iron Contributor
Mar 26, 2018

Unsupported but very useful way to use the hidden Azure API

Obviously not supported, but for those of us managing many tenants and/or setting up (test/training/pilot) tenants often, you may want to automate certain Azure AD or Intune settings that are not ava...
api management
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monitoring
  • Evan Bachert's avatar
    Evan Bachert
    Sep 13, 2018

    Fantastic information!!! Thank you for sharing!!

     

    I have discovered COUNTLESS uses for this, from obtaining all of the 'Conditional Access' policies that are configured in AzureAD, to obtaining a list of Azure Gallery/Marketplace Apps that are available as 'Enterprise Apps'.

     

    Thanks again!

    Evan

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AndyBrunner
Copper Contributor
Feb 11, 2020

Malathi Sekkappan 

 

Open a Browser like Firefox or Chrome, open the Developer Tools (F12), do the change you want to do by the API in the GUI on portal.azure.com, and check what's going on on the Network-Tab of the Developer Tools, because the GUI is calling the same API.

And there you'll see the call to the API with all the headers required

Just lookout for the call to https://main.iam.ad.ext.azure.com

 

PS. Don't forget to provide the Bearer Token and the x-ms-client-request-id

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