Authenticating to O365 using Powershell and MFA

[Mike Platvoet]

I am running into issues with autheticating to O365 on Powershell and in this case my account has been enabled with MFA.
I already installed the preview from https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2015/10/20/azure-ad-powershell-public-preview... and the authentication basically works but then comes in the question on how to authenticate with Exchange Online? I found a post already where a MSFT engineer states that the only way here would be to create a dedicated admin account without MFA enabled but we strictly enabled MFA on admin accounts for security reasons.
I noticed that there are no plans on uservoice (but some suggestions) to enable this. Has anyone already found another solution (except for creating another account without MFA)?

[#2]

Hi Dean,

can you explain how to use -UserWebLogin parameter correctly?
E.g.
i would like to replace it in
Connect-PnPOnline -Url https://contoso.sharepoint.com -Credentials (Get-Credential)

[#3]

I'm having issues using Microsoft O365 reporting with MFA.

I specifically use the MailProtectionReport (Excel) and it does not seem to support MFA.

Has anyone seen a fix for this?

I do have another admin whose all his reports are run automatically. What will he have to change or will this affect his automatic reports?

[#4]

how we can send message through send-mail message with mfa

[#5]

You can't. That cmdlets/method was created years before MFA was even a thing.

[#6]

even send-message not working without MFA. Failed with the error message " No mailbox available". any thoughts

[#7]

@Mike Platvoet 

Microsoft has released EXO V2 preview module for non-interactive PowerShell scripts using Modern authentication/MFA.
For module installation and usage, you can check here: Exchange Online non-interactive authentication using MFA account