Category Archives: SharePoint Online

Enumerate all SharePoint Online site collections via the Graph API

Posted on April 6, 2022 by Vasil Michev

In another article of the “this is now finally possible in Office 365”, here’s how to get a list of all SharePoint Online site collections (or “sites”, as Microsoft is confusingly calling them  lately) via a simple Graph API query: … Continue reading →

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OneDrive for Business “deleted a large number of files” email notification

Posted on July 3, 2021 by Vasil Michev

Hey folks, look at what landed in my Inbox yesterday: This is not a spam or a clever phishing message, it’s a legitimate email notification sent from SharePoint Online, as one can verify by looking at the headers. So why … Continue reading →

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Limiting access to SharePoint Online resources via the Graph API

Posted on April 28, 2021 by Vasil Michev

Just as I was finishing up my article on support for EWS in application access policies, Microsoft announced the first iteration of a similar functionality for restricting Graph API access in SharePoint Online. While still in early stages, the feature … Continue reading →

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Files restore is finally available for SharePoint Online libraries

Posted on May 13, 2019 by Vasil Michev

An year has passed since we got the Files restore feature for OneDrive for Business. Initially announced back at Ignite 2017, it took Microsoft several months to release it in the beginning of 2018. While there were some rough edges, … Continue reading →

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Enforcing idle session timeout restrictions in SharePoint Online

Posted on October 6, 2017 by Vasil Michev

So Ignite is over and now it’s time to catch up on all the cool new Office 365 and Azure AD features announced or showcased. One such cool feature is the ability to configure custom idle timeout window for SharePoint … Continue reading →

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