Migrated users in a new MS Tenant have old calendar invites from previous tenant users
Good afternoon. We recently moved a group of users to a new Microsoft tenant. Before the migration, some users had sent out meeting invitations while using the old tenant. Now that they’ve transitioned to the new tenant, they were able to remove those meetings from their Outlook client. However, the attendees who received those invitations still see the meetings in their calendars I have tried to use the command "Remove-CalendarEvents" but because the original account was used to create the invites under the old tenant, the command cannot find that email address in the new tenant. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Auto-append trailing * wildcard to search for substrings in modern sharepoint
I have a modern communication site and if I search a list for 'can', it will not return Canada, or Canadian in my results. but if I search for can*, both items will be returned. I believe it is possible to program classic search to append this wildcard automatically, so I don't need to type the * every time. But does anyone know how I can achieve this with modern search? And please no one reply with, "this isn't possible". It seems to me, that if this isn't possible, why hasn't Microsoft fixed this yet? I've never seen another intranet search engine work this way. Or am I missing a simple solution to this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. It is not natural for end users to have to remember to type a * at the end of their search string, which consequently returns poor results for their searches..
Need Information on Microsoft Teams O365 Management API
Hi Community, I was exploring the Office 365 Management Activity API documentation- https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/office-365-management-api/office-365-management-activity-api-reference and came across a few queries. I hope someone can help clarify these: Maximum Volume of Data: What is the maximum volume of data (e.g., MB/GB per day) that we can retrieve using the Office 365 Management API for Microsoft Teams? Is there any specific limit documented? Filtering Logs by Workload: When sending requests to the Office 365 Management API, how can I fetch logs specific to Microsoft Teams? I tried applying the filter Workload: MicrosoftTeams in the request, but it also returned logs for other workloads. Below is the API URL I used for the request: https://manage.office.com/api/v1.0/<TENANT-ID>/activity/feed/audit/<contentID> I checked the documentation but couldn’t find specific guidance on these points. Can anyone provide insights or share examples of how to resolve these issues? Thank you in advance!
E3 to E5 EEA upgrade
Hi team, If a customer has en E3 subscription purchased before October 1st, and then decides to make a partial upgrade to regular E5 after October 1st, is this possible? Or, will the customer need to make a partial upgrade to E5 EEA instead, and then buy Teams on the side? Br, Nis
Security Audit/Penetration testing SharePoint
Hi, We need to do penetration and vulnerability testing in our O365 SharePoint. Ay idea how to proceed with it? I am aware that the IP will be blacklisted by Microsoft incase of penetration and vulnerability testing. However the audit is a criteria to meet. I assume there should be a way to achieve it with help of Microsoft. Any help/ideas are appreciated. ThanksTurn on O365 alerting when Admin role is activated?
Hi all 🙂 I am wondering how I turn on alerts when a role is activated through O365 rather than Azure AD. I have PIM setup for Azure AD, but when an Admin role is assigned/activated through the O365 portal, then I do not receive an alert. Any and all help is appreciated 🙂Contact sync issues with teams
Hello All, I am having a weird issue with Teams pulling down contact details. I think I narrowed it down but need help finding a solution. First it started with when we updated the phone numbers of our users they were showing up in the Teams admin console but wouldn't update on the clients. We figured out we needed to have the users sign out and back in and found that fixed the majority of issues. The remaining issues seem to be if users have a similar contact in their personal contacts in outlook it seems to cause Teams to not want to update from the O365 contact in the cloud. So several users who have been around for a while and have put contacts in their contacts in outlook are not updating. It seems it looks first to the local outlook contacts for the contact cards and stops there. So has anyone seen this issue before and figured out a way to always have the teams client pull contact cards from O365 first and not look anywhere else.
