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Administrative units (AUs) were introduced all the way back in 2014, when the world was simpler and we talked about Azure Active Directory and Office 365. Intended as the “scoping” mechanism for administrative role assignments, AUs have been a mixed story. Over the years the Entra ID team continued to …
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After a long, long wait, the Graph API finally adds support for onPremisesExtensionAttributes for group objects. It’s not all good news though, as there are some severe limitations in the current implementation, making it impractical. While you should still rely on the proven methods, it is nevertheless a good news and something to keep an eye out for future improvements. …
Continue readingGraph API adds (limited) support for onPremisesExtensionAttributes for group objects
In this article, we take a look at the recently introduced Content shared with ‘Everyone’ group and Content shared with ‘Everyone except external users’ group reports in SharePoint Online. We show you how to generate and view the reports with both the UI or PowerShell, walk you over on fixing encoding-related issues that still plague the built-in methods and even discuss how to generate your own version of the reprots. …
A sample script to report on Microsoft 365 Calendar permissions via the Graph API methods. …
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In case you missed it, the Microsoft 365 Admin Center now features an updated Setup experience, organized in the following set of (sub)pages: Guided setup (the new landing page/dashboard) Onboarding health Training resources Migration resources Deployment assistance The new experience is intended to “bring together Setup and Advanced Deployment Guides …
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