'$skiptoken' limit error for Microsoft Exchange online Reporting web service API
I was working on integratingMessageTrace report APIas a part of my SIEM integration: https://reports.office365.com/ecp/reportingwebservice/reporting.svc/MessageTrace[?ODATA options] I have noticed that, whenever my $skiptoken reaches the limit 999999 , it throws the following error with 500 status code: { "odata.error": { "code": "UnknownError", "message": { "lang": "", "value": "An error has occurred on the server." } } } It was working fine for the 999998 value, but wasn't for the $skiptoken value 999999. Is there any limitations on $skiptoken value from the API itself? Also, need information, if $skiptoken value 999999 exists, for example, "odata.nextLink": "../../reportingwebservice/reporting.svc/MessageTrace?$filter=StartDate%20eq%20DateTime'2024-12-02T00%3A00%3A00Z'%20and%20EndDate%20eq%20DateTime'2024-12-02T23%3A59%3A59Z'&$skiptoken=999999" then how can we request the data from next set of events? Can someone let me know, is there any max limit from Microsoft API side or for the $skiptoken?
outlook 365 set categories in admin center possible?
Hello, We're using Office 365 we have problems on multiple iMacs with the Outlook app. The colors of the categories sometimes disappear en sometimes different colors are suddenly popping up. It's happening on older iMac as on new ones as well. After a fresh install sometimes it works again for a while but then they'll start disappearing again. Very annoying and more people seem to have the same problem. Now I want to set the categories in the office or exchange admin center, but I cannot find out where I could do this. Hopefully when we set the categories for the whole company, hopefully the problems won't come back again. I think it might have something do also with delegated mailboxes but all people using them have all the rights. We're using the legacy Outlook while the new Outlook does show only a very few of our IMAP folders Hopefull you can help us out here, thanks!Finding Inactive Mailboxes Based on Message Trace Data
This article covers how to use Exchange Online message trace data to find inactive mailboxes based on their message send activity. The script processes user mailboxes but can easily be adapted to process shared mailboxes too. This is only one way to find inactive maiboxes. The other methods mentioned in the article might be better suited to your purpose. https://office365itpros.com/2024/11/29/find-inactive-mailboxes-tracing/How do I book a meeting room for an invite that has been sent to me
We use room resource calendars for our room bookings. Usually we just add the meeting room into the location field or even as a participant and it books the room. When we get meeting invitations from external parties not in our organisation (e.g. suppliers) that will visit us, we'd like to book a meeting room for that visit. How do we do this? The only way we can currently do this is by creating our own duplicate calendar entry for the meeting and choose that room as the location, but we'd like to find a more integrated way, rather than having two separate unlinked calendar entries. With separate calendar entries, if the external meeting initiator changes meeting time, we have to manually change our own related calendar entry which we forget to do resulting in room being booked for wrong time. Any solutions or suggestions to help with this problem?
DLP Exception for "Permission Controlled" Not Working (Microsoft Purview | RMS Template | Encrypt)
Hello, We are in the process of moving some of our mail-flow / transport rules over to Microsoft Purview. We don't want the DLP policy to apply when people click their "Encrypt" or "Do not Forward" buttons (RMS templates; OME encryption.) Putting "Permission Controlled" in the exceptions group should theoretically let the emails go through.The exception we have for when people put "Encrypt" in the subject line works (we have a mail-flow rule that encrypts those emails.) But actually clicking "Options" > "Set permissions on this item" > "Encrypt" doesn't remove the policy tip on an email draft, and people are unable to send the emails. Can someone verify that this rule is constructed properly? If so, we may have to reach out to Microsoft Support. Thank you so much for your time and help!
On-prem shared mailbox access
We're migrating from on-prem to MS365 and working on test users. First issue we are looking for is shared access mailboxes. How can the users maintain access to shared mailbox even if his mailbox and the shared one are on different platform? When we moved the user's mailbox online, and the shared mailbox still on-prem, he loses access to it. Thanks
