Here’s a real world example for you.īuzz Lightyear has the ‘User Administrator’ Azure AD Role which allows him to manage all aspects of users and groups, including resetting passwords for limited admins. Just because your account has permissions to a certain role, doesn’t mean it’s automatically granted that scope. However under the hood, there’s an API for users, authentication methods, MS Teams, Azure Key Vault and many more but for simplicity sake it’s all referred to as Graph API. With that said, Microsoft Graph API as a whole encompasses all of the APIs that are available in your tenant. Especially with documentation! Since this is still relatively new there’s not a ton of articles or examples at the ready.Īs with anything, the more you practice and learn, the easier it becomes. I’m not going to lie when I first started using it, I ran into many challenges. Understanding Scopes will definitely ease the transition and flatten the learning curve. Please try again later.One very important topic to understand when dipping your toes into using Microsoft Graph API are Scopes. Proxy my.rver but see the message, "Get-PSGalleryApiAvailability : PowerShell Gallery is currently unavailable. I have been able to run update-help, so I assume I can get online ok.įinally, I tried to Register-PSRepository -Name PSGallery -SourceLocation I can run Register-PSRepository -Default without issue but when I run Get-PSRepository I am faced with "WARNING: Unable to find module repositories." Try Get-PSRepository to see all available registered module repositories." However, on running Install-Module AzureAD I see "PackageManagement\Install-Package : No match was found for the specified search criteria and module name 'AzureAD'. I would like to "Install the preview version of the Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell" as per.
I am running PSVersion 9.431 and have set my proxy using NetSH WinHTTP Set Proxy proxy-server="my.rver"
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