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Naga Krishna's avatar
Naga Krishna
Copper Contributor
Nov 08, 2017

Azure AD reports access

  Hi All, I need some help here..!! I'm looking for a way to grant access to Azure AD reports ( Suspicious logons, Logins from Risky Ip's etc) under Office 365 admin console to members from securi...
Azure Active Directory (AAD)
VasilMichev's avatar
VasilMichev
MVP
Nov 08, 2017

Try assigning the newly introduced "Reports reader" role. If that doesn't work, you can also try assigning the "ViewOnlyAuditLogs" role in the Exchange Admin Center (yes, Exchange, not the SCC).

Naga Krishna's avatar
Naga Krishna
Copper Contributor
Nov 09, 2017

Hi Vasil,

 

Thanks for your response..!!

 

I did try that...I created a custom role group with "View-only- Auditlogs' and that did not help too. Have also tried "Reports Reader" - No luck yet.

 

When i login to 365 admin console with the account with reports reader and member of 'Audit logs/view-only audit logs' - i don't even get to see Auditing logs under Reports --> Security and Compliance.

 

Any more suggestions..? :)

 

Krishna

  • VasilMichev's avatar
    VasilMichev
    MVP
    Nov 09, 2017

    Did you add the role in the Exchange Admin Center? Also, the Audit log search is found under Search&Investigation in the SCC, just making sure we talk about the same thing.

    • Naga Krishna's avatar
      Naga Krishna
      Copper Contributor
      Nov 09, 2017

      Yes, I created the role group under Permissions on Exchange Admin Center.

      • Lloyd Adams's avatar
        Lloyd Adams
        Iron Contributor
        Nov 20, 2017

        I have a similar issue.  Even though I am an administrator on our Azure subsription, and can view reports (eg Risky sign-ins) through the Azure portal, if I try and access reports via the O365 portal (Azure AD reports under Security and Compliance), it asks me to sign up for a new Azure subscription?