![]() No other online documentation has helped me resolve the problem. I have tried reading though various online forms but am yet to encounter anyone who is encountering this error for this specific use case. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. Every time I attempt to follow the guide, I get an error message on step 3 in PowerShell that says Get-AzureADPolicy: The term 'Get-AzureADPolicy' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program. I have tried to follow the guide mentioned above, which I assume is referring to using PowerShell in Azure and not your on-prem AD DS service (but it does not specify). What I've tried: I know the simple solution would be to just change the mapping in Apple Business Manager to use the users true UPN from Azure but most of our sign-in's now use the users email so I really don't want to create confusion. ![]() The problem: I mapped the user email field as the UPN for one of our services (Apple Business Manager) and now when a user tries to sign in to their Apple ID, it tries to sign them into Azure with instead of Azure UPN Because we have not enabled Microsoft's Sign-in using email as an alternate ID feature, the sign in window tries to sign them into an account that doesn't exist. I am new to Azure AD but I've managed to integrate most of our 3rd party systems with Azure. Our UPN's follow the format while user's email is This enables us to have unique UPN's no matter how big our org scales. Some background: Our org uses a UPN scheme that is different from a users email address. I realize this is probably a "noob" question but I am trying to follow this guide to enable our users to sign in to Microsoft Azure AD using their email address instead of their UPN.
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