How to disconnect from a Microsoft Graph PowerShell session
When you've signed in to your Microsoft Entra ID tenant with the Microsoft Graph PowerShell cmdlet Connect-MgGraph , it stores a cached token so you don't have to repeat the process. You might want to disconnect from the session to switch between different tenants or accounts, offboard users, or clear cached credentials on shared machines. To accomplish this, you'll need the Disconnect-MgGraph cmdlet. This will terminate your session and disconnect you from the Graph service.
Using the Disconnect-MgGraph cmdlet to disconnect a Graph session
Run the following cmdlet in Microsoft Graph PowerShell:
Disconnect-MgGraph
Limitations of using Microsoft Graph PowerShell to manage Microsoft Entra ID
Scripts require strong technical prowess, and admins often spend a lot of time honing their skills and debugging errors.
Even an insignificant error, such as a missed colon or space, could lead to a series of errors.
Sufficient permissions are required in Microsoft Entra ID in order to execute certain scripts.
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