Access Site Collection in Powershell with Client Id and Client Secret?

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Is there a way to Create a context in powershell using Client Id and Client Secret ?



Currently I am using $context.Credentials in my code.






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    Is there a way to Create a context in powershell using Client Id and Client Secret ?



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      Is there a way to Create a context in powershell using Client Id and Client Secret ?



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          You can use PnP PowerShell to connect to SharePoint using client id as below:



          Connect-PnPOnline -Url <url> -AppId <clientid> -AppSecret <clientsecret>
          $context = Get-PnPContext


          Reference - Connect-PnPOnline



          Download - PnP PowerShell releases



          If you have PowerShellGet installed, you can directly install it using Install-Module SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline






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            You can use PnP PowerShell to connect to SharePoint using client id as below:



            Connect-PnPOnline -Url <url> -AppId <clientid> -AppSecret <clientsecret>
            $context = Get-PnPContext


            Reference - Connect-PnPOnline



            Download - PnP PowerShell releases



            If you have PowerShellGet installed, you can directly install it using Install-Module SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline






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              You can use PnP PowerShell to connect to SharePoint using client id as below:



              Connect-PnPOnline -Url <url> -AppId <clientid> -AppSecret <clientsecret>
              $context = Get-PnPContext


              Reference - Connect-PnPOnline



              Download - PnP PowerShell releases



              If you have PowerShellGet installed, you can directly install it using Install-Module SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline






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                You can use PnP PowerShell to connect to SharePoint using client id as below:



                Connect-PnPOnline -Url <url> -AppId <clientid> -AppSecret <clientsecret>
                $context = Get-PnPContext


                Reference - Connect-PnPOnline



                Download - PnP PowerShell releases



                If you have PowerShellGet installed, you can directly install it using Install-Module SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline






                share|improve this answer












                You can use PnP PowerShell to connect to SharePoint using client id as below:



                Connect-PnPOnline -Url <url> -AppId <clientid> -AppSecret <clientsecret>
                $context = Get-PnPContext


                Reference - Connect-PnPOnline



                Download - PnP PowerShell releases



                If you have PowerShellGet installed, you can directly install it using Install-Module SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline







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