Azure Outlook
3 TopicsMeeting time returned incorrectly/Incorrect time code
Hi everyone, So I'm putting an app together internally at work that scrapes the reminders set for us in ZenDesk using the reminders app, converts them and then pushes the events to my Outlook calendar. The pushing is fine and they show up at the right time in my calendar like so: However when I go to pull the events from graph to make sure I'm not uploading duplicates I get the following: Which means that the comparison is failing as the time is an hour behind. Am I missing something here or is MS using the wrong time code? It's currently Summer where I'm based (UK) and the clocks are an hour ahead so UTC should be +1 too right? I'd be super appreciative to anyone who can help. Cheers.557Views0likes1CommentHow resolve 'Remote server returned '550 5.7.708 Service unavailable.' error while send an email
I am able to send mail through Graph API but it is not received by the recipient. I have added O365 licenses and given all the permissions to the application which was created in the Azure portal. An access token is generated differently for the @outlook.com domain and onmicrosoft.com. Please help!1.8KViews0likes1CommentProblem getting into my Desktop apps (outlook) after using Secure Score
Hello, So I believe the "Enable policy to block legacy authentication" is what's giving me this trouble. This is the description secure score gives -- "Blocking legacy authentication makes it harder for attackers to gain access. Office 2013 client apps support legacy authentication by default. Legacy means that they support either Microsoft Online Sign-in Assistant or basic authentication. In order for these clients to use modern authentication features, the Windows client has have registry keys set. " These were the steps secure score said to take--- In the Azure AD conditional access portal, 1. Click +New policy 2. Conditions > Client Apps > Configure (Yes) > Explicitly select Mobile apps and desktop clients and Other clients 3. Under Access controls > select Block. Leave all other conditions blank 4. Make sure the policy is enabled 5. Create. For more info, see How to: Block legacy authentication to Azure AD with conditional access. I've tried disabling the policy but with no luck. Below is a picture of the credential pop-up Microsoft asks for in order to sign into Outlook via desktop app. It will not accept any password and continues to ask. Maybe it is not the legacy policy?1.1KViews1like0Comments