Problem restoring deleted user with mggraph
Hello, I have done a few 365 migration and almost everytime there are some user data that has been missed in the migration. Earlier I solved this by restoring the 365 user in the source tenant to another domain using this msol script in powershell: Restore-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName email address removed for privacy reasons -Verbose Restore-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName email address removed for privacy reasons -Verbose -AutoReconcileProxyConflicts Restore-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName email address removed for privacy reasons -Verbose -AutoReconcileProxyConflicts -NewUserPrincipalName email address removed for privacy reasons I know it is not perfect but it worked well and saved a bunch of times. I have now done another migration now and got the same issue so I need to restore the users so we can access the data again and move it. BUT! I realized today that msol service is no more, so I am kinda stuck with figuring this out in mggraph. I have tried for a few hours now and I am not sure if this even possible with mggraph. Whenever I try to build a script using Restore-MgDirectoryDeletedUser/Item which google, copilote etc tells me to use I only get this error: The term 'Restore-MgDirectoryDeletedUser/item' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. Or I get that it "works" but that the proxy/domain conflicts: Errors detected while trying to restore the user restoreUserErrors: ErrorValue:<pii><pii>E*****.E*******</pii>@domain.com</pii> ObjectType: ConflictingObjectId:, ErrorType:UserPrincipalName, ErrorId:InvalidDomainErrorValue:<pii>smtp:<pii>ee</pii>@domain.com</pii> ObjectType: ConflictingObjectId:, ErrorType:ProxyAddress, ErrorId:InvalidDomain Status: 400 (BadRequest) ErrorCode: Request_BadRequest Date: 2025-09-08T13:49:36 Since I do not have the first domain in the source tenant anymore I need to restore the user to a different domain. Does anyone have any idea on how I can recreate the msol version to mggraph? I feel like I have tried everything to my knowledge now so hopefully anyone here can give me help or tips. Thanks! /AdamPeople Settings Appear in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center
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Fetch Email of Login User In System Context
Dear Team, We are working on retrieving email address of the user joined to Entra ID from Entra-joined Windows devices, specifically while running in a system context.The whoami /upn command successfully returns the joined user’s email address in a user context, but it does not work in a system context, particularly when using an elevated terminal via the psexec utility.We also tested the dsregcmd /status command; however, in a system context, the User Identity tab in the SSO State section only appears when there is an error in AzureAdPrt. Under normal, healthy operating conditions, this command does not provide the user identity or the full domain username. We would greatly appreciate guidance on how to retrieve the Entra ID joined user’s email address in a system context, especially from those with prior experience in this area. Thank you for your support.Not able to logon office 365 account or change it
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Entra ID allows unprivileged users to update the user principal name for their accounts via the admin center or PowerShell. It seems silly because no justification for allowing people to update such a fundamental property is evident. Perhaps Microsoft has some excellent logic for allowing such updates to occur, but blocking access seems like the right thing to do. https://office365itpros.com/2025/01/24/update-user-principal-names/AZ-500: Microsoft Azure Security Technologies Study Guide
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Interface Views in Microsoft 365 Admin Center
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