Office 365 – One more possible way to get Tenant Id using Microsoft Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell
Hi All,
In couple of previous articles, we discussed about Office 365 Tenant, Tenant Id – how to get using PowerShell cmdlets, Tenant Id – how to get using SharePoint admin center, Tenant Id – how to get from Azure Active Directory admin center.
Office 365 – Tenant Name and Tenant Region
Office 365 – Tenant Id – Here we discussed how to get Tenant Id using PowerShell cmdlets.
Office 365 – Getting Tenant Id from SharePoint admin center – Here we discussed how to get Tenant Id using SharePoint admin center
Office 365 – Getting Tenant Id from Azure Active Directory admin center – Here we discussed how to get Tenant Id using Azure Active Directory admin center
In this article we will discuss one more way to get Tenant Id using “Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell”.
In windows, open the “Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell”. If it’s not downloaded, then please check the details here.
Once “Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell” opened, please use following cmdlet
Connect-AzureAD
As we hit the above cmdlet, “Sign in to your account” dialog box appears as

Fig 1 : “Sign in to your account” dialog, sign in with your O365 account
Please Sign in with your O365 account, once we signed in successfully we get following details
Account, Environment, TenantId, TenantDomain, AccountType as

Fig 2 – Output of “Connect-AzureAD” PowerShell cmdlet. We are getting TenandId in third column
So, from the “Connect-AzureAD” cmdlet also we get the Tenant Id.
References:
Azure Active Directory Cmdlets
Installing the Windows Azure AD Module for Windows PowerShell
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