Mar 06 2020 08:42 AM
hi community..
i need some help in understanding the following situation.
In 2020, Microsoft will disable Basic Auth in Exchange Online. I would assume that this would affect also the reportingwebservice....right ?
until now i use basic auth to pull messagetrace data via the following call....
e.ghttps://reports.office365.com/ecp/reportingwebservice/reporting.svc/MessageTrace?$format=json
so far so good.
today i have created in my lab a policy which blocks ALL basic auth in exchange online and have assigned it to the user account i use for the rest call.
AllowBasicAuthActiveSync : False
AllowBasicAuthAutodiscover : False
AllowBasicAuthImap : False
AllowBasicAuthMapi : False
AllowBasicAuthOfflineAddressBook : False
AllowBasicAuthOutlookService : False
AllowBasicAuthPop : False
AllowBasicAuthReportingWebServices : False
AllowBasicAuthRest : False
AllowBasicAuthRpc : False
AllowBasicAuthSmtp : False
AllowBasicAuthWebServices : False
AllowBasicAuthPowershell : False
HOWEVER, i'm still able to pull the report via basic auth.
why ? 🙂
Questions:
- What's the reason ?
- If basic auth really can't be used anymore for this reporting service, HOW can i access the messagetrace information in an automatic way...so what alternatives do i have ?
(i need just message trace information and not mailing data via graph where i would need to access every single mailbox)
thank you
stefan
Mar 07 2020 12:01 AM
Interesting. It took ~ 12 hours until it became active.
so does this mean that the reporting webservice will be deprecated with the start of the global basic auth disablement - mid 2020 ?
Jan 06 2021 08:42 AM
@StefanFried et.al
- If basic auth really can't be used anymore for this reporting service, HOW can i access the messagetrace information in an automatic way...so what alternatives do i have ?
Is the only answer to this PowerShell cmdlets?
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