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I-Stajcic
Jan 08, 2024Copper Contributor
Content Search in fully automated way with PowerShell
Hello, I'm trying to create a PowerShell script that will, among other things, preform eDiscovery Content Search and export of user's mailboxes and OneDrive content. I use standard method to create...
VasilMichev
Jan 08, 2024MVP
That used to work, though currently I also seem to have trouble with the compliance center cmdlets when using app context. I'll give it some time to replicate the changes, just in case, and test again. But it doesn't hurt to open a case with MS in the meantime, as you have performed all the needed steps.
For the sake of testing, can you add the SP as member of the specific case and check if it makes a difference? Also, are there any compliance security filters configured in your org (Get-ComplianceSecurityFilter)?
For the sake of testing, can you add the SP as member of the specific case and check if it makes a difference? Also, are there any compliance security filters configured in your org (Get-ComplianceSecurityFilter)?
- I-StajcicJan 09, 2024Copper ContributorHi VasilMichev
Thanks for the replay. I did file a ticket with Microsoft and waiting for their response. As far as I understand, you need to create an advanced eDiscovery case in order to add users to it. I can't use Advanced eDiscovery as I don't have license for it. It has to be a simple content search. Get-ComplianceSecurityFilter comes up empty, so no filters are set.