Best Practices for Using Passkeys with Azure AD CLI

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Asked By TechieWanderer99 On

I'm transitioning my organization to use passkeys, but I'm running into issues with the CLI integration. I'm looking for the best way to ensure that admins are required to use passkeys while still having CLI functionality that works with them. What are the steps I need to take to make this happen?

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Answered By DevGuru42 On

Another option you might consider is using device codes, especially if you're working in WSL2. It’s a handy method for authenticating in environments that might have different constraints.

Answered By CodeNinja88 On

A good start would be to update to PowerShell 7. This version shifts the authentication process for Office 365 PowerShell modules to a new browser tab, which allows for all authentication options and recognizes any existing sessions logged in. This should help integrate passkeys more seamlessly.

Answered By TechieWanderer99 On

Thanks for the tips! I tried updating to PowerShell 7, and it's working great now; I appreciate the help!

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