If you have opted for manual installation, you have just to copy the content of the. You can install the module with the command “install-module -ExchangeOnlineManagement” or download the NUPKG file that you simply have to rename in. You can download this module using the following link: REST API commands offer better performance and natively support oAuth type authentication. This version allows each update to have more commands available directly in REST API and no longer in Remote Power Shell. The Exchange Onlive V2 module is the new version of the Exchange Online module. If the HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WinRM\Client\AllowBasic registry key is set to 0 on your computer, it will be impossible to connect to Exchange Online with this module.
Note: For this Exchange Online V1 module to work, your computer must allow basic WinRM authentication even if you connect in oAuth. You can directly download this module with its executable program from our site: The “.Client.exe” program allows you to directly launch a PowerShell window with the Exchange Online V1 module. It is also possible to retrieve this module once it is installed on your computer in the %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0 folder. Once connected, you will have hundreds of Exchange Online PowerShell commands available. If the MFA is active on your administrator account, you will be asked for it.
You can specify your administrator account with the -userprincipalname option or specify it when requesting accounyt and password. This link allows you to download a program that will open a PowerShell window with the possibility of connecting to Exchange Online using the “connect-exopssession” command. It is easy to access the Exchange Online module using the following URL and Edge browser: This point is important because basic authentication will not be supported soon. Note: These two versions support login with oAuth authentication and MFA. Exchange Version 2.0 module based on REST API access (and Remote Power Shell for some commands).Exchange Version 1.0 module based on Remote Power Shell.There are two versions of PowerShell modules available for Exchange Online: The different versions of Exchange Online modules This article shows you how to connect to Exchange Online from the Powershell command line. For some advanced settings, you need to use APIs or use Powershell command line administration. But like any graphical interface, not everything is available. The MS365 Cloud provides many web interfaces to manage the different services it offers.
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