Hi
Is it possible to create an Azure OU programatically using the Adaxes PowerShell module?
Thanks
Matt
Hello Matt,
Yes, it can be done the very same way you do it for OUs in on-premises AD domains managed by Adaxes. For examples, have a look at the following SDK article: https://adaxes.com/sdk/SampleScripts.CreatingOrganizationalUnits.
Thank you, I've just found you need to specify the Azure domain for the Server switch, i.e.
New-AdmOrganizationalUnit -Path <path to OU parent> -Name <name of OU> -Server <youdomain.onmicrosoft.com>
Thanks as always for your quick help.
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