message: Updates docs for the login command with links to more info
diff: @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ m365 login [options]
  Using the `login` command you can log in to Microsoft 365.
  -By default, the `login` command uses device code OAuth flow to log in to Microsoft 365. Alternatively, you can authenticate using a user name and password or certificate, which are convenient for CI/CD scenarios, but which come with their own limitations. See the CLI for Microsoft 365 manual for more information.
  +By default, the `login` command uses device code OAuth flow to log in to Microsoft 365. Alternatively, you can authenticate using a user name and password or certificate, which are convenient for CI/CD scenarios, but which come with their own [limitations](../user-guide/connecting-office-365.md).
  When logging in to Microsoft 365, the `login` command stores in memory the access token and the refresh token. Both tokens are cleared from memory after exiting the CLI or by calling the [logout](logout.md) command.
  @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ When logging in to Microsoft 365 using the user name and password, next to the a
  When logging in to Microsoft 365 using a certificate, the CLI for Microsoft 365 will store the contents of the certificate so that it can automatically re-authenticate if necessary. The contents of the certificate are removed by re-authenticating using the device code or by calling the [logout](logout.md) command.
  -To log in to Microsoft 365 using a certificate, you will typically create a custom Azure AD application. To use this application with the CLI for Microsoft 365, you will set the `CLIMICROSOFT365_AADAPPID` environment variable to the application's ID and the `CLIMICROSOFT365_TENANT` environment variable to the ID of the Azure AD tenant, where you created the Azure AD application.
  +To log in to Microsoft 365 using a certificate, you will typically [create a custom Azure AD application](../user-guide/using-own-identity.md). To use this application with the CLI for Microsoft 365, you will set the `CLIMICROSOFT365_AADAPPID` environment variable to the application's ID and the `CLIMICROSOFT365_TENANT` environment variable to the ID of the Azure AD tenant, where you created the Azure AD application. Also, please make sure to read about [the caveats when using the certificate login option](../user-guide/cli-certificate-caveats.md).
  Managed identity in Azure Cloud Shell is the identity of the user. It is neither system- nor user-assigned and it can't be configured. To log in to Microsoft 365 using managed identity in Azure Cloud Shell, set `authType` to `identity` and don't specify the `userName` option.
  