In our environment, we authenticate administrators to Infoblox using SAML authentication to Microsoft Entra ID (Azure Active Directory).
It would be nice for admins to be able to use their Entra ID accounts to use this PowerShell module.
This also enhances security as Entra ID will require Multi-Factor Authentication to get a SAML token.
Currently we need to use a Infoblox local administrator account to use the module which is not ideal.
Other PowerShell modules that support Microsoft Entra ID SAML authentication spawn an interactive web browser window from PowerShell to authenticate to Entra ID and get the SAML token to be used to authenticate.
In our environment, we authenticate administrators to Infoblox using SAML authentication to Microsoft Entra ID (Azure Active Directory).
It would be nice for admins to be able to use their Entra ID accounts to use this PowerShell module.
This also enhances security as Entra ID will require Multi-Factor Authentication to get a SAML token.
Currently we need to use a Infoblox local administrator account to use the module which is not ideal.
Other PowerShell modules that support Microsoft Entra ID SAML authentication spawn an interactive web browser window from PowerShell to authenticate to Entra ID and get the SAML token to be used to authenticate.