Raised from #1460
When using the CLI against a tenant for the first time, users are required to consent to the permissions required by the multi-tenant Azure AD application when using either the device login or username & password flows.
Whilst this is fine in the majority of cases, there are scenarios where this is inconvenient and administrators are not comfortable with granting such permissions to a multi-tenant app in their environment.
In this scenario, administrators will want to provide their own Azure AD app registration to use with the CLI to enable greater control the permissions that are granted.
We should provide an end to end tutorial to help guide users through the process of how to generate a certificate (OS specific), creating their own Azure AD app registration and how to use it with the CLI.
Raised from #1460
When using the CLI against a tenant for the first time, users are required to consent to the permissions required by the multi-tenant Azure AD application when using either the device login or username & password flows.
Whilst this is fine in the majority of cases, there are scenarios where this is inconvenient and administrators are not comfortable with granting such permissions to a multi-tenant app in their environment.
In this scenario, administrators will want to provide their own Azure AD app registration to use with the CLI to enable greater control the permissions that are granted.
We should provide an end to end tutorial to help guide users through the process of how to generate a certificate (OS specific), creating their own Azure AD app registration and how to use it with the CLI.