Cannot login to Service Trust Portal
Hi, I'm trying to get some certificates from the service trust portal, but I keep getting "Service Trust Portal no longer support Microsoft Account (MSA) access." I'm using an account registered on Azure and I checked the Azure Active Directory, and the user exists (seeing it's the owner of the account). What am I missing here?
Adaptive scope syntax
I've been asked to create some retention policies for mailboxes using Purview. Existing users should have an M365 retention policy that retains for 5 years. Separated users, whose mailboxes have become Inactive Mailboxes, should have a 2 year retention and then delete. To do that, I thought I'd create two separate policies targeting different adaptive scopes. The first is pretty easy, any active mailbox. The second - well I am not having much success getting a query to find Inactive Mailboxes that are 2 years old or newer. Is it possible to use the utcNow() function within an adaptive scope query? Something like: (IsInactiveMailbox -eq "True") -and (WhenSoftDeleted -lt 'addDays(utcNow(),-730)') it errors out on that last ' ... 82nd character.Records Management - Pending Disposition and Disposed Items - UX and Timing
UX Question: When a document in SharePoint reaches its retention period end, it appears in the Records Management Solution's Disposition dashboard component called,"Pending Dispositions." Is it expected that the document will stay visible/accessible (and mutable if it is not a record) in its SharePoint Library until the disposition is approved, even though the retention period has ended? Timing: How long does it take for an object that has been deleted via the "Approve Disposal" action to appear in the "Disposed items" list? Minutes or hours or days?Microsoft Information Governance (MIG) in Microsoft Teams Survey
We need your help! As you may know, Microsoft 365 retention policies can be broadly applied to Microsoft Teams locations. However, many organizations have requested the ability to apply Microsoft 365 retention labels more granularly to individual messages. The Microsoft 365 Information Governance (MIG) Product Group is collecting feedback to understand this need better. If this potential feature interests you and would apply to your organization, we would love to hear from you! Please consider filling out the following questionnaire: https://aka.ms/TeamsRetentionSurvey Thank you!How to change the compliance-description for retention labels (the grey text below the label name)?
Hello, I have a label published to OneDrive for Business that starts with a 6 month grace period, then switches to a label that has a 3 year retention tracking from last modified date. It's called "Working Documents for OneDrive." As you can see in the screenshot, the grey text underneath the name of the label reads "Delete after 6 months" which is NOT ACCURATE. This is misleading. Yes, there are scenarios where the label could be applied to a file that has not been modified for three years, in that case, if the file remains unmodified for 6 months, it would indeed be deleted. 99% of the time, however, the file would be retained for 3 years post-modified date. How do I change this grey text? There's no setting in Purview that allows me to change it. I want to accurately reflect what's happening: "Retain for 3 years from last modified date." Inspect element on the browser shows the name of the attribute appears to be "compliance-description" but again, there's no way to change it that I know of. Can it be changed in PowerShell? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
