By using the InvokeCommand method, all the familiar cmdlets have been reworked as direct, RESTful queries against an HTTPS endpoint. What the V3 module brings to the table however is much more than that. No, the V2 module addressed that a long time ago. And I’m not talking only about the impending basic authentication deprecation. Make no mistake, this is a major release, and one that you should switch to immediately. Now, the 3.0.0 GA version has been released, nicknamed “V3”, bringing official support for all those nifty features. This hardly covers even half of the features the team has introduced, and you can find a more detailed release log over at the PowerShell gallery. Due to popular demand, a second webinar followed few months later.Īs Microsoft released new versions of the module, I covered features such as certificate-based authentication support, connecting via a client secret, multi-tenant scenarios, the removal of the WinRM dependence, to name a few. Back when the module was first announced, together with fellow MVP Ingo Gegenwarth we hosted a Webinar to explore its features in more detail. Over the past few years, I’ve covered the evolution of the Exchange Online “V2” PowerShell module extensively.
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