In this post, we’ll look at suppressing single sign-on (SSO) consent prompts for Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and Windows 365. These consent prompts can be very disruptive as they interrupt the smooth sign-in flow. I first came across the option to suppress SSO consent prompts while testing Windows 365 Link
Managing permissions for Managed Identities in Azure/Entra ID has been a long-standing challenge. Microsoft has yet not provided a built-in interface for this, leaving administrators reliant on PowerShell to handle permissions – even if the “same” exists for App Registrations and Enterprise Applications. To bridge this gap, I developed this
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