I was directed here by Microsoft Support, although I do think that was a mistake on their part......
Issue is that we have recently implemented the new GDAP system and we need to be able to manage all of our client tenants without using a set of admin credentials specific to each tenant.
What steps can reproduce the defect?
Please share the setup, commandline for vstest.console, sample project, target
framework etc.
Example, if we run the following to manage a client's calendar permissions, we cannot use our own tenant logins to do that despite having GDAP permissions set for Exchange. We still are required to use our admin account in that client's tenant to manage those permissions.
Steps to reproduce
I was directed here by Microsoft Support, although I do think that was a mistake on their part......
Issue is that we have recently implemented the new GDAP system and we need to be able to manage all of our client tenants without using a set of admin credentials specific to each tenant.
Example, if we run the following to manage a client's calendar permissions, we cannot use our own tenant logins to do that despite having GDAP permissions set for Exchange. We still are required to use our admin account in that client's tenant to manage those permissions.
Connect-ExchangeOnline -UserPrincipalName admin@client.com
Expected behavior
Prompt for our login, followed by a successful command execution.
Actual behavior
Prompt for login, but requires client tenant, and the command will fail if we use our own.
Diagnostic logs
Environment
Please let me know what all we need to do here.