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This application has been disabled by Microsoft #89
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You can just create your own App Registration and point the Connect-AADAssessment to your AppID. |
Thanks. Can you help me out with the "Redirect URL" or maybe some other settings that need to be done? I added https://login.microsoftonline.com as Redirect URL and use the "-clientid" parameter but it fails with: It should take the rights of my current user as delegated rights |
Ahh sorry, yes, forget to add that detail. After you consent to the permissions make sure they are added correctly to the app and admin grant ist set /Peter |
I though i give it some time... but: PS C:\Users\admin> Connect-AADAssessment -clientid "4ba2af9f-xxx-a46c-b4d3584fcfb1" Get-MsalToken : A configuration issue is preventing authentication - check the error message from the server for
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Cheers folks. I have updated the instructions to include a step to create the app |
Hello! The Connect-AADAssessment cmdlet works great with my own Client. But the Complete-AADAssessmentReports cmdlet still gives the error: AADSTS7000112: Application '68bc31c0-f891-4f4c-9309-c6104f7be41b'(Azure AD Assessment) is disabled. Can I point that cmdlet to my registered app somehow? I do not see a ClientId parameter there. |
@merill or @TomAafloen any update on getting the Complete-AADAssessmentReports cmdlet working again? |
Ah! Looks like you need to precede the Complete-AADAssessmentReports call with a Connect-AADAssessment call! |
Getting an error that the application has been disabled by Microsoft, just checking to see if there is another version.
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