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Remove sharing permissions on all files in users’ OneDrive for Business
A while back I posted a “proof of concept” article/script about enumerating all shared files across your Office 365/OneDrive for Business environment. The script used the Graph API endpoints to get a list of users within your tenant, then for … Continue reading
Posted in Graph API, Office 365, OneDrive for Business, PowerShell
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Graph API adds support for $count and $search query parameters
This year’s Build conference seems to be run under the “back to basics” moto, and we’ve seen some monumental improvements being announced, such as CTRL+F support for Teams (!) and similarly, a basic search query support for the Graph API. … Continue reading
Posted in Azure AD, Graph API, Office 365
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Reporting on Conditional Access policies in Microsoft 365
The Conditional Access endpoints have been available for a while in the Graph API, and while still in beta, they can be used to get a list of your CA policies or manage them. In this short article, we will … Continue reading
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Microsoft addresses some of the Power platform governance issues
While the Power platform continues to grow, both in features and popularity, it’s not all as peachy as the Microsoft marketing folks would have you believe. Many governance issues, such as the inability to block users from using say Flow … Continue reading
Posted in Office 365
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Mailbox folder permission cmdlets now return a PermissionSecurityPrincipal object
Albeit a minor change, this might affect some of your scripts, so you should be aware of it. Previously, the Get-MailboxFolderPermission cmdlet returned a ReducedRecipient object for the User property, and you could fetch a huge number of properties from … Continue reading
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