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Error enabling Office 365 CDN - Method "GetTenantCdnAllowedFileTypes" does not exist
MicrosoftHi George,
didn't quite get the message completely, but if you are looking for documentation, here's the official documentation in the docs.microsoft.com. Feel free to start up a new discussion in MS Tech Community and cc me in the discussion if you still have other questions or challenges.
All feedback on the documentation and guidance is more than welcome. Thanks for your input advance.
The point is that this is not a working document!
The document link that you send doesn't work. That is why people has the forum to discuss how to working around!
The Microsoft needs to have a clear document mention all the dependency of the Dlls, versions.
Currently, developers are facing Microsoft "dll hell" or "package hell". The latest package doesn't even remove the old package. The different packages over write the assemble each other.
So: In able to run this piece of code what really needs in terms of Dlls/packages/CSOM to get ride of this annoyed error "
Get-SPOTenantCdnEnabled : The term 'Get-SPOTenantCdnEnabled' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, "
?
The tool suppose to help the developers to make the life easy. Now we have to figure out which version will work and how to make the tool works!
- VesaJuvonen
Hi,
I'm not sure what packages we are talking in here exactly, but it's true that the PowerShell msi for SharePoint Management Shell would need to be always uninstalled and then installed. Not really a massive job to do.
If you install SPO Management Shell from the following location, you should not have any issues with any dll's or packages. If you do have issue, would like to have more details to understand what is exactly wrong and what exactly do you mean with "dll hell" or "package hell" in this context, so that we can fix it. Unfortunately, that term as such does not provide sufficient amount of details to fix this for the future. Also unclear on what exactly you are referring to a term "tool".
- Download SPO management Shell from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35588
This is evolving with new versions as we add new capabilities to SharePoint Online.
This post is quite old so assumption with the latest documentation and guidance has been that it's suitable for reuse since we have NOT received this kind of input recently. Thanks for the additional details advance.
Thanks Vesa.
This one seems a correct one, but I got error" The specified account already exists" during the installation. I have to go to the system registry (regedit) to search string "SharePoint Online Management Shell" and delete all related entries.
Finally it worked.
Hope others can find this place to make it work.
George