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Get-AdmGroup for Azure Domain

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We're runing 2023 and have the Azure AD registered. I'm trying to use the Get-AdmGroup to find groups in the Azure domain, but it doesn't come back with any results, though I know the group exists. Is there a way to get the command to do this?

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Matt

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Hello Matt,

The Get-AdmGroup cmdlet works fine with Azure AD groups when the corresponding domain in registered in Adaxes. Make sure that you specify the parameters correctly. Also, in such cases, the -AdaxesService and -Server parameters are mandatory. Finally, you should have something like the following:

Get-AdmGroup "CN=My Group\0AUID:a5bd42983e9d4947a866cdd1ee43ed29,OU=Groups,DC=azure,DC=onmicrosoft,DC=com" -AdaxesService localhost -Server "azure.onmicrosoft.com"
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Hi

Thank you, I didn't realise that the AdaxesService needed to be specified for the Azure groups.

Great support as always.

Matt

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