And then after PIM says its done, it's not ;) Security portals are notorious for taking a long time to actually load things properly post PIM elevation haha. Recently started having similar delays with SharePoint Online even :(

i love the use of the bookcase to put your PC on.

My guess is it's probably just how the logic worked out for some commands in the auto rest process for the procedurally generated code, but I'm curious, nonetheless.

Probably not a new thing I'm bringing up, and often something I don't ponder about - but talking with a colleague today he made a good point about it being New versus Add, and I'm willing to bet this 'issue' exists in other commands.

compared to my previous auth flow where I just provided the UPN and auth'd via my edge profile, no additional clicks required. Seems like 3.7+ it's probably best to leave off the -UserPrincipalName and let the account picker pop up do the work?

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/... found a bit of general information here, and it mentions the AAD broker plugin which I did see get called during the authentication process in 3.7.

The 'Account Picker' this references works - if you don't pass it the UPN, but still requires an extra click...

Also do you have docs on this? learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powers... makes no mention of it.

I guess i'm confused. The old auth flow worked well for me. I had a profile setup in edge and i literally just ran `Connect-ExchangeOnline -UserPrincipalName 'x'` and I was in. it opened a tab in edge. I've lost that functionality in 3.7. Using UPN forces a auth prompt in its own dialogue window.

Yeah - We use this a lot in modules. It's super handy for an assortment of situations.

Attempted to add those two modules to the session configuration (PSSC) file that I have, so I saved it, ran Set-PSSessionConfiguration,restarted winrm, but no dice.

The error for what it's worth is : New-PSSession : Unable to find type [Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.PowerShellGet.Telemetry].

By work around it - I think adding PowerShellGet and PackageManagement to the session configuration for 'ModulesToImport' may do the trick (still need to test), but I'd prefer not changing that if at all possible.

I could probably work around it, by changing the session itself, but ideally I don't need to change anything on my end. I think this is potentially how they are adding the 'you need to update' message on the 'banner' when you run Connect-ExchangeOnline now. Anyone else run into this?

dang, look at that group!

For me - I was working in IT Support and was tasked with building out an Asset Management solution with no budget, just my own time. I found an open source solution (Snipe IT), and since it was not agent-based, I did what I could and created a powershell script to onboard assets into the system.