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Tony MCP
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Office 365, the Windows private store, and other apps want a "work or school" account connected to Windows. So, I need to connect the user's organizational account to their desktop account.
Simple through the GUI: Settings --> Accounts --> Access work or school --> click the Connect button. The user enters their email address and clicks Next. A few seconds later, "You're all set!" message appears, and the account is added to the list.
I want to automate this!
Automating this should be trivial. I really though it would as easy as:
Connect-OrgAccount -User "$Env:USERNAME@<mydomain>.com"
I've been searching for weeks and haven't found a way to do this.
Notes:
Help, please
-Tony
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Simple through the GUI: Settings --> Accounts --> Access work or school --> click the Connect button. The user enters their email address and clicks Next. A few seconds later, "You're all set!" message appears, and the account is added to the list.
I want to automate this!
Automating this should be trivial. I really though it would as easy as:
Connect-OrgAccount -User "$Env:USERNAME@<mydomain>.com"
I've been searching for weeks and haven't found a way to do this.
Notes:
- All our computers are on-premises AD joined.
- Most PCs are Windows 10 v1607 Enterprise (some are still v1511 Ent)
- We have AD Federated Services installed and syncing the user accounts so that O365 licenses can be assigned.
- We do not use any other Azure services (ADFS was installed only for O365 licensing).
- The user is not prompted for a password (probably because of ADFS)
- The user can type anything before the @ for the email address, and as long as the domain is correct, the user's correct account will be connected (probably because of ADFS)
Help, please
-Tony
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