A lot of the things we can click on in the Azure Portal cannot be done through Powershell Cmdlets published by Microsoft.<\/p>\n
However, using Fiddler, we can see that there is a ‘hidden’ API we can use, for example, to set permissions.<\/a>\u00a0I’ve written a ‘clean’ function to retrieve this token silently that you can use in your scripts, it is not compatible with MFA.<\/p>\n https:\/\/github.com\/jflieben\/assortedFunctionsV2\/blob\/main\/get-azureRMtoken.ps1<\/a><\/p>\n Please be careful using this for production workflows as this is NOT supported by Microsoft.<\/p>\n UPDATE<\/strong>: Newer \/ mfa compatible version of this function<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A lot of the things we can click on in the Azure Portal cannot be done through Powershell Cmdlets published by Microsoft. However, using Fiddler, we can see that there is a ‘hidden’ API we can use, for example, to set permissions.\u00a0I’ve written a ‘clean’ function to retrieve this token silently that you can use … Continue reading Retrieving a headless silent token for main.iam.ad.ext.azure.com using Powershell<\/span>