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Easy way? Make. Make a new account that allows legacy connections, disable MFA for it, and only turn it on before the script is ran, and then turn it off after...

It's a workaround, but likely easier than updating all your scripts to use azure app keys

Easy way? Make a new account that allows legacy connections, disable MFA for it, and only turn it on before the script is ran, and then turn it off after...

It's a workaround, but likely easier than updating all your scripts to use azure app keys

Easy way. Make a new account that allows legacy connections, disable MFA for it, and only turn it on before the script is ran, and then turn it off after.

It's a workaround, but likely easier than updating all your scripts to use azure app keys

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Easy way? Make a new account that allows legacy connections, disable MFA for it, and only turn it on before the script is ran, and then turn it off after...

It's a workaround, but likely easier than updating all your scripts to use azure app keys