Deleting Items from Preservation hold library
Hello, I have a client who needs to free up spaces taken mostly by retention. Since he's already backing up and archiving his data, the retention policy in place for the groups 365 is not needed anymore. He modified his retention policy (in the compliance center) to not take the 365 groups anymore and desactivated the functionnality of retention in the administration of his main SharePoint site. However, when deleting items in the retention library of each SharePoint site (linked to Teams), this error message still appears : "This library contains items that have been modified or deleted but must remain available due to eDiscovery holds. Items cannot be modified or removed." The thing is that we didn't find any eDiscovery strategies in place in the compliance center. Do you have any idea from where this can be from and how we could resolve this issue ? Thank you for your answers !
ARM Template Specs is now Public Preview!
Template Specs is a new resource type for storing ARM templates in your resource groups for faster sharing, deployment, and role-based access control (RBAC) on those Templates shared within an organization. Template Specs addresses today's biggest challenges around ARM template management, storage, and access.Important change released for Guest Configuration audit policies
An important change has been released to policies in category Guest Configuration. The policy format has been updated to address customer feedback, to simplify the experience of auditing settings inside machines. Existing policies that were assigned prior to this release will continue to display accurate results and will not be deleted in the near future. For new policy assignments, only the updated definitions are available. In the new experience, a single initiative handles all prerequisite requirements. Once the prerequisites are completed, Audit policies may be added/removed without needing to run remediation tasks. Switching to the new experience requires assigning the new definitions.
