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Monitoring Exchange Online User Client Access and Usage with Graph, PowerShell and Power BI

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Jan 21, 2019
Introduction As a Tenant Admin of an Office 365 Exchange Online organization, have you ever needed to monitor who, what, and where someone is connecting to your Exchange Online resources, like acc...
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So in 2019, on a technetium blog, the suggestion is to run a powershell script as task on a Windows server machine to export a CSV to be used with Power BI gateway? Really guys?

Remove all the on-premises using an Azure storage account and a Logic App.

This should be in my opinion what is expected from Microsoft nowdays

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Jan 22, 2019
I agree with @Francesco Ares Sodano, it does look messy and not right for 2019. Why can't we connect to Graph API straight from Power BI?