-
-
Recent Posts
- Additional Azure AD app management policy controls introduced
- Script to remove mailbox permissions for a user, in bulk
- Querying the B2BManagementPolicy settings via (legacy) Graph API
- Additional data exposed for Email detections events in the Unified audit log
- Graph API introduces a transitiveReports endpoint for users and contacts
RSS Feed
Recent Comments
- Vasil Michev on Reporting on user’s last logged in date in Office 365
- Ash C on Reporting on user’s last logged in date in Office 365
- Vasil Michev on Reporting on user’s last logged in date in Office 365
- Justin Grote on Connecting to Exchange Online PowerShell via client secret
- Ash C on Reporting on user’s last logged in date in Office 365
Archives
Categories
Category Archives: Graph API
Additional Azure AD app management policy controls introduced
In a previous article, we introduced the concept of Azure AD application management policies, a configuration object that allows tenants to control the type and lifetime of credentials used across Azure AD integrated applications and service principals. Said article was … Continue reading
Posted in Azure AD, Graph API, Microsoft 365, Office 365
Leave a comment
Querying the B2BManagementPolicy settings via (legacy) Graph API
Here’s another one in the series “I blog so I don’t forget about this”, this time related to the B2BManagementPolicy in Azure AD. For whatever reason, Microsoft is still to provide us with a Graph API endpoints for this, and … Continue reading
Posted in Azure AD, Graph API, Microsoft 365, Office 365
Leave a comment
Graph API introduces a transitiveReports endpoint for users and contacts
After a long overdue vacation, I took a look at the Graph API changelog in order to catch up with any new developments. One of the things that caught my eye was the new transitiveReports endpoint, which should nicely complement … Continue reading
Posted in Azure AD, Graph API
Leave a comment
Checking Microsoft 365 Group resources via the Graph API
Ever since the release of Office 365 Groups (now Microsoft 365 Groups), the marketing and product folks at Microsoft have been nagging customers to switch to them, while blissfully ignoring most feedback about potential issues and concerns customers had. In … Continue reading
Posted in Azure AD, Graph API, Microsoft 365, Office 365
Leave a comment
Unable to reset the password for a disabled account?!
So apparently, when using the recently introduced /resetPassword endpoint from the Authentication methods Graph API branch, we cannot reset the password for any user whose account is currently disabled (as in BlockCredential is set to True/AccountEnabled is set to False). … Continue reading
Posted in Azure AD, Graph API, Microsoft 365, Office 365
Leave a comment