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JoostKoopmans1
Steel Contributor
May 29, 2017

Delve Org chart not respecting msExchHideFromAddressLists

Hi,   We have a couple of accounts in our AD that have msExchHideFromAddressLists set to TRUE so they do not show up in people searches.  Global Delve search seems to understand this setting as it...
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David Rosenthal's avatar
David Rosenthal
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Jun 03, 2017

Been coming across a few things lately that potentially are not respecting the "secret" settings being flipped in Powershell or other places: https://twitter.com/MakeYourselfNrd/status/869267116481888256

 

Mark-Kashman This might interest you as one of the resident Delve (and really Graph) wizards. If Office 365 is going to offer Public, Private, and Secret, all the various tools and services need to respect that choice, especially the Graph.

  • Mark-Kashman's avatar
    Mark-Kashman
    Former Employee
    Jun 05, 2017

    Looping in Margrete Sævareid who can loop in her profile colleague to review; Krister Mikalsen.

    Margrete, can you review the above scenario and see if Krister and profile team are aware and have any feedback?

     

    Thx,

    Mark

    • JoostKoopmans1's avatar
      JoostKoopmans1
      Steel Contributor
      Jul 03, 2017

      No Feedback? It is strange to see different org charts in Delve and Skype/Outlook...

      • TonyRedmond's avatar
        TonyRedmond
        MVP
        Jul 04, 2017

        I bet that the issue is that Delve is more tightly associated with SharePoint than it is with Exchange. The HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled setting is an Exchange property maintained, I think, in EXODS rather than AAD. It is used by Exchange to generate address lists but as Delve and SharePoint have no knowledge of what is in EXODS and base their view of the world on AAD (and SPODS), you end up with a functionality gap...