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App using node-fetch as agent
A few days ago, I was looking into a user's sign in logs. I noticed an application called Augmentation Loop with the user agent as node-fetch/1.0 (+https://github.com/bitinn/node-fetch). Looking into the Augmentation Loop, it is part of apps included in Conditional Access Office 365 app suite. (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/conditional-access/reference-office-365-application-contents) According to this site (https://petri.com/microsoft-revamps-outlook-one-outlook-vision/), it is a way of coordinating all the various types of data and services consumed by Outlook. From what I can see, Augmentation Loop sign ins are always in between Microsoft Office sign ins: I tried referencing the app ID (4354e225-50c9-4423-9ece-2d5afd904870) to the Azure app ID list (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-app-certification/azure/azure-apps), however, it is not there. I also tried searching through Azure admin all applications and it is also not there. Google search doesn't also return anything. May someone please explain what application or service is using the node-fetch agent?pleaseineedhelpNov 11, 2025Copper Contributor3.7KViews0likes2CommentsPower Apps Newbie
Hello all. Question for you. I am a Power Apps newbie who is learning how to build applications. My question is can I build basic mobile canvas app without learning Dynamics 365? I guess the bigger question is what does Dynamics 365 bring to the solution and can I make an effective solution without it?LedonLNov 07, 2025Copper Contributor435Views0likes1CommentWhere is subscription Key
I am following the exercise Exercise: Create a backend API at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/explore-api-management/8-import-api In step Configure the backend settings it is showed or not indicated to check "Subscription Required" however, in the test stage, step 2, it says The Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key is filled in automatically for the subscription key associated with this API which is not true as you can notice in the my API snapshot How come that it is generated, we dont see it anywhere and is bound to the API? Is it a mistake from the author?Salam_ELIASNov 06, 2025Brass Contributor1.6KViews0likes1CommentChange Display Name of Azure-Bot via API
Hi everyone, Maybe someone can give me a hint on how to achieve the following: - I created an Azure-Bot with a certain display name. - I have a PowerApp and a Flow which create calls from this bot to a selected user (via MS Graph API). - In some scenarios, I want the Flow to rename the bots display name so that the user better understands why the bot is calling. -> Is there a way to change the display name of an azure-bot via API? Thanks for your help! Kind regards Timtimbauer132Nov 06, 2025Copper Contributor363Views0likes1CommentMetered Billing Accelerator
Hi! I want to implement a central instance of the Metered Billing Accelerator (https://github.com/microsoft/metered-billing-accelerator) so my Metered Billing Marketplace Offer apps. I've reviewed the YouTube videos but they are quite old and certain things changed since the recording in Azure. Does anyone here know how to install und use it? BR AlexAlexander72Oct 29, 2025Copper Contributor37Views0likes1CommentHow about Websoft9 application hosting Platform
Websoft9 is One-click hosting for any website or application with 300+ customizable templates, including popular options like WordPress and Odoo. Do you have use it on https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/virtual-machines/websoft9inc.websoft9gowingoOct 28, 2025Copper Contributor8Views0likes0CommentsBusiness Central within a VPN Gateway?
Hi: I understand that you can have an Azure VPN Gateway, containing such apps as the flagship Office apps. Does this mean that Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central can be inside a VPN Gateway? Thanks! Johnjohnellis1971200Oct 12, 2025Copper Contributor691Views0likes1CommentApp Not Able to Wheel Scroll in Popup Window
We are working to finish off our transition from Citrix to Azure. We are working through final issues now and are stuck with an issue on wheel scrolling in a popup window. One of our applications will launch and open a session in the browser. It is only approved for Internet Explorer and will start a session in whichever browser you are using. The original screens users are on when the application opens users have no issues with wheel scrolling. But after they make the selection of the department they need to work in, a window will popup that they would work in for that area of the application. Wheel scrolling will not work in this popup window. Users can still use the side scroll bar. But this is severely affecting users productivity. Running into a wall at this point. Application vendor is advising this is an adjustment we need to make in our Azure environments, just as they would (and did years ago) for Citrix. Unfortunately our vendor can't speak to Azure at all and nobody can advise on the change to Citrix, so that I can try to mimic in Azure. That is even if it would be similar options to mimic. We're willing to look into all options at this point.Matt_FallenOct 10, 2025Copper Contributor29Views0likes1CommentUnable to send pro-active messages to users on Microsoft Teams
I have built an application to send pro-active messages to users on Microsoft Teams. I am using C# Bot Framework SDK. The application is designed to support users from different tenants [Application Type: multi-tenant] and I have tested the same in the past by installing the app to users belonging to a different tenant than that where the Azure Bot Service is hosted and where the App is registered. Please note that the App doesn't require any API permission but just needs to be installed by the user. After the recent changes made by Microsoft on July 31, 2025, I am no longer able to create an Azure Bot Service having App Type as multi-tenant. We plan to publish this application to the Microsoft Teams store. I got to know from the GitHub Issue - https://github.com/OfficeDev/Microsoft-Teams-Samples/issues/1747 that once the application is certified by Microsoft it will be multi-tenant. Therefore, I created the Azure Bot Service and App Registration with App Type as single-tenant as multi-tenant option was no longer available. In the single-tenant configuration, I tested it by installing the application to user belong to the same tenant where the Azure Bot service is hosted and the App is registered. The code started to return an unauthorized exception. Neither I was not able to send out a Welcome Adaptive message card when the Bot application was installed by the user nor I was able to send out a pro-active message to the user. I had raised a question in the Microsoft Learn Question and Answer Forum and was asked by the Moderator to post it as a thread in the Microsoft Tech Community. I have mentioned the details in the question along with the attempts that I made to resolve the issue. Kindly go through the details mentioned in the question - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/5565284/unable-to-send-pro-active-messages-to-users-on-mic I’d really appreciate any help or guidance you can provide on resolving this issue. Thank you in advance for your time and support!snarayanaswamySep 26, 2025Copper Contributor64Views0likes1Comment
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