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Membership management by B2B guests
Hello, do you plan to add support for self user managed guest B2B memberships? So that user could also leave the organization they were invited into? Right now, I am in quite a lot of AADs from different projects and it is cluttering my Azure Portal and My Apps page... It would be great if there was a possibility to leave an organization I have been invited to on my own.1.6KViews4likes2CommentsRe: 401 Unauthorized when accessing /messages api using client credentials grant flow
Karthik_Hebbar I have found the resolution, please see following blog post if it helps: https://blog.thenetw.org/2019/05/13/using-client_credentials-with-microsoft-graph-in-hybrid-exchange-setup/8.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: 401 Unauthorized when accessing /messages api using client credentials grant flow
Karthik_Hebbar We are struggling with exactly the same. What I thought we could do was to use delegation (and using resource owner grant). I am going to take a look into the Exchange's binaries to see if I can figure what needs to be done. What I found so far, is that when you look at Get-PartnerApplications, there is Graph registered, but it doesn't have any AppOnlyPermissions set which could be the issue (but as per docs it is internal field only for MS...).8.3KViews0likes0CommentsForce install Chrome Extensions
Hey guys, I am really desperate here, tried everything I could think of, but simply forcing a list of extensions for Chrome doesn't work. I followed this tutorial - https://ccmexec.com/2018/09/managing-google-chrome-version-69-and-later-using-intune/. I can have the home button show fine, but applying the list registry always fails: MDM PolicyManager: Set policy string, Policy: (ExtensionInstallForcelist), Area: (Chrome~Policy~googlechrome~Extensions), EnrollmentID requesting set: (D165E554-567C-4DAA-8B5E-E65E50123350), Current User: (Device), String: (<enabled/><data id=”ExtensionInstallForcelistDesc” value=”1bkbeeeffjjeopflfhgeknacdieedcoml;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx″/>), Enrollment Type: (0xD), Scope: (0x0), Result:(0x80004005) Unspecified error. I am pretty much out of ideas. I also tried removing <enabled/> from the policy but nothing changed. Cross-post from Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Intune/comments/aqz3n3/force_install_chrome_extensions/13KViews0likes4CommentsExchange Online Shared Mailbox SMTP and IMAP
Hello everyone, I have a following scenario which used to work couple of months back: We have an internal e-mail support (ticketing) system. Now in order for it to receive and send e-mails (through SMTP and IMAP), we created a shared mailbox in Office 365's Exchange Online, took its credentials (username and password) and used it with the application, which works perfectly with this account. Next, we needed to do this again in January, in a different tenant, however we ended up with authentication errors: 535 5.7.3 Authentication unsuccessful [MWHPR2001CA0010.namprd20.prod.outlook.com] Funny thing is, that for existing shared mailboxes (created pre-January) it works fine. Only new ones have issue with that. The difference in the mailbox attributes (using PowerShell's Get-Mailbox) is only: AccountDisabled : True which I don't seem able to change, whenever I try to do so, PowerShell responds with: WARNING: Shared Mailbox 'shared@domain.com' cannot be enabled. WARNING: The command completed successfully but no settings of 'Shared' have been modified. So my question is, why did this stop working and how can this be resolved? I don't think it is appropriate for a ticketing system or a blog which sends out automatically e-mails to have a user license... Also having a single licensed user to access the shared mailboxes isn't really a solution because it would present a big security risk - if the delegated user's credentials leaked (since they would be used accross different applications from different developers and for different mailbox), it would lead to big trouble. Update: Also, in my opinion, this scenario is supported by Microsoft as SMTP Client Submission, but I wasn't able to find any appropriate tutorial for this.44KViews1like3Comments
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