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Manage how you authenticate to various services

Connect to your tenant

Use the pac auth create command to connect to your tenant. Running pac auth create creates an authentication profile on your machine. You can have multiple authentication profiles available. Having multiple authentication profiles is interesting when you work with multiple tenants. For instance, when your company uses multiple tenants (for development, production, and test) or when you're a consultant that works for multiple customers.

The pac auth create command has a couple of helpful parameters:

  • The --environment parameter enables you to automatically connect to the right environment. If you omit the --environment parameter, you're connected to the default environment, but with the --environment parameter added to it, you can connect to a different one. You can use the environment ID, url, unique name, or partial name as the value.

  • In environments where you don't have the ability to use an interactive experience, adding the --deviceCode parameter makes sure you can still connect. For example, in GitHub Codespaces, the --deviceCode parameter automatically gets added when you run pac auth create.

Example

To connect to the HR-Dev environment, you can use the following example:

PowerShell 
pac auth create --environment "HR-Dev"

Switch to another authentication profile

When you have multiple authentication profiles, you can easily switch using the pac auth list and pac auth select commands.

The pac auth list command lists all authentication profiles on your machine. The pac auth select command selects a different command.

pac auth list Example

To list all authentication profiles, use the following example:

PowerShell 
pac auth list

Running the pac auth list command returns all authentication profiles:

PowerShell 
Index Active Kind      Name Friendly Name                   Url                                 User                                     Cloud  Type
[1]   *      UNIVERSAL      Personal Productivity (Default) https://x.crm.dynamics.com/         user@contoso.onmicrosoft.com             Public User

Select a different authentication profile using the index value.

PowerShell 
pac auth select --index 2

Commands

Command Description
pac auth clear Clear all authentication profiles stored on this computer
pac auth create Create and store authentication profiles on this computer
pac auth delete Delete a particular authentication profile
pac auth list List the authentication profiles stored on this computer
pac auth name Name or rename an existing authentication profile
pac auth select Select which authentication profile should be active
pac auth update Update name or target environment of an existing authentication profile
pac auth who Display information about currently selected authentication profile

pac auth clear

Clear all authentication profiles stored on this computer

pac auth create

Create and store authentication profiles on this computer

Examples

The following examples show the use of the pac auth create command.

Basic Create

This example will prompt you for credentials and connects to the tenant the credentials belong to.

PowerShell 
pac auth create

Catatan

When running Power Platform CLI in Codespaces this will trigger a device code login.

Environment Create

This example will prompt you for credentials and connects to the Power Platform environment with environment id you specify.

PowerShell 
pac auth create --environment < Your environment ID >

Tip

To find an environment id:

  1. Open Power Platform admin center and select the Environment you want to connect to. In the Details section, look for Environment ID

Named Create

This example authenticates with your tenant and gives it the name MyOrg.

PowerShell 
pac auth create --name MyOrg

Named Create with Service Principal

This example authenticates with your tenant, gives it the name MyOrg-SPN and uses a service principal to do so. Don't forget to add the service principal to your environment.

PowerShell 
pac auth create --name MyOrg-SPN --applicationId 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 --clientSecret $clientSecret --tenant 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

Optional Parameters for auth create

--applicationId -id

Optional: The application ID to authenticate with.

--azureDevOpsFederated -adof

(Preview) Use Azure DevOps Federation for Service Principal Auth; requires --tenant and --applicationId arguments

This parameter requires no value. It's a switch.

--certificateDiskPath -cdp

Optional: The certificate disk path to authenticate with

--certificatePassword -cp

Optional: The certificate password to authenticate with

--clientSecret -cs

Optional: The client secret to authenticate with

--cloud -ci

Optional: The cloud instance to authenticate with

Use one of these values:

  • Public
  • UsGov
  • UsGovHigh
  • UsGovDod
  • China

--deviceCode -dc

Use the Microsoft Entra ID Device Code flow for interactive sign-in.

This parameter requires no value. It's a switch.

--environment -env

Default environment (ID, url, unique name, or partial name).

--githubFederated -ghf

(Preview) Use GitHub Federation for Service Principal Auth; requires --tenant and --applicationId arguments

This parameter requires no value. It's a switch.

--kind -k

Deprecated: This parameter is ignored.

--managedIdentity -mi

Use Azure Managed Identity.

This parameter requires no value. It's a switch.

--name -n

The name you want to give to this authentication profile (maximum 30 characters).

Note: The length of the name should be between 1 and 30

--password -p

Optional: The password to authenticate with

--tenant -t

Tenant ID if using application ID/client secret or application ID/client certificate.

--url -u

Deprecated: Use --environment instead.

--username -un

Optional: The username to authenticate with; shows Microsoft Entra ID dialog if not specified.

Remarks

For the cloud parameter, the values to use map to these other common acronyms or names:

  • GCC = UsGov
  • GCC High = UsGovHigh
  • DoD = UsGovDod

pac auth delete

Delete a particular authentication profile

Example

PowerShell 
pac auth delete --index 2

Optional Parameters for auth delete

--index -i

The index of the profile to be deleted

Note: The value must be an integer with minimum value of 1.

--name -n

The name of the profile to be active

Note: The length of the name should be between 1 and 30

pac auth list

List the authentication profiles stored on this computer

pac auth name

Name or rename an existing authentication profile

Example

The following example shows how to rename an auth profile. In this case, the profile with index 1 will be renamed to 'Contoso Dev'.

PowerShell 
pac auth name --index 1 --name "Contoso Dev"

Required Parameters for auth name

--index -i

The index of the profile to be named/renamed

Note: The value must be an integer with minimum value of 1.

--name -n

The name you want to give to this authentication profile (maximum 30 characters).

Note: The length of the name should be between 1 and 30

pac auth select

Select which authentication profile should be active

Example

PowerShell 
pac auth select --index 2

Optional Parameters for auth select

--index -i

The index of the profile to be active.

Note: The value must be an integer with minimum value of 1.

--name -n

The name of the profile to be active

Note: The length of the name should be between 1 and 30

pac auth update

Update name or target environment of an existing authentication profile

Examples

The following examples show the use of the pac auth update command.

Update auth profile with environment URL

This example shows how to update the auth profile with index 1 with the name Contoso Dev and the environment URL https://contosodev.crm.dynamics.com.

PowerShell 
pac auth update --index 1 --name "Contoso Dev" --environment "https://contosodev.crm.dynamics.com"

Update auth profile with environment ID

This example shows how to update the auth profile with index 1 with the environment ID 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000.

PowerShell 
pac auth update --index 1 --environment 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

Required Parameters for auth update

--index -i

The index of the profile to be named/renamed

Note: The value must be an integer with minimum value of 1.

Optional Parameters for auth update

--environment -env

Default environment (ID, url, unique name, or partial name).

--name -n

The name you want to give to this authentication profile (maximum 30 characters).

pac auth who

Display information about currently selected authentication profile

See also

Microsoft Power Platform CLI Command Groups
Microsoft Power Platform CLI overview