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PaulAndrew
Microsoft
MicrosoftUse Microsoft Flow to receive an email for changes to Office 365 IP Addresses and URLs
[Edit 4/16/2019: I've rewritten this article, please take a look here: https://github.com/pandrew1/Office365-IPURL-Samples/tree/master/FlowNotifications]
If you manage an enterprise network tha...
Great work Paul.
I've been looking for a decent solution for this for some time. #Kudos
I am now going to see if I can get the JSON output filtered in some way, looking for just the "add" FQDN, so just ignoring IPv4, IPv6 and any "remove" entries from the latest (HTTP 3) Uri.
An output like the following by email, in an HTML table would suit my org.
| FQDN | Ports |
| aadcdn.msauth.net | TCP 80,443 |
| aadcdn.msftauth.net | TCP 80,443 |
| ccscdn.msauth.net | TCP 80,443 |
| ccscdn.msftauth.net | TCP 80,443 |
| roaming.officeapps.live.com | TCP 80,443 |
If anyone has any advice on converting the JSON from "HTTP 3" to an HTML table (like the above) in an email I'd be grateful.
All, Thank you for this article. we have enabled the flow and received email with Json. We liked to receive in Html format. Please let us know if we have any options