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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 (now Power Automate), or limit them in terms of which …
Continue readingMicrosoft addresses some of the Power platform governance issues
Microsoft updated the Get-MailboxFolderPermission cmdlet so that it now returns a PermissionSecurityPrincipal object instead of ReducedRecipient one. So what does that mean for reporting on folder permissions? …
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Learn how to leverage the signInactivity (last logged in date) property to report on user’s activities in the Graph API or via PowerShell. …
Continue readingReporting on user’s last logged in date in Office 365
While there are a number of reports readily available within the Office 365 Admin Center, getting useful data out of them is not always that easy. Take for example the “Office 365 activations” report, which is intended to give you details about usage of the Office suite in your organization. …
Continue readingOffice ProPlus application usage report is now available
Most of you have probably used Fiddler to troubleshoot an issue or two, and thus are familiar with it capabilities to capture and decrypt HTTP(S) traffic. In the Office 365 world, it’s a commonly used tool to investigate issues with authentication and web queries in general, including those made by …
Continue readingUsing Fiddler to examine remote PowerShell sessions