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Announcement: New OneDrive Admin Center Preview
- Dec 15, 2016Hi Cary - here is TechNet article on how to enumerate domain guids.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn938435.aspx
Few things that are missing IMO:
1) Controls for company-shared links (or simply rename the "sharing" section to "External sharing")
2) Didnt see the RequireAcceptingAccountMatchInvitedAccount exposed, or the BCC for sharing options. Same goes for all other missing settings we have compared to Set-SPOTenant
3) Ability to set default type of sharing to read-only link (or Edit for those that prefer it)
4) More control (custom entry) for the link expiration setttings
5) IP range restrictions should be visible under Sharing as well, or at least make sure that people understand they dont only apply to mobile devices.
- Joe StockerDec 16, 2016Bronze Contributor
Here are eleven OneDrive settings are not yet available in the OneDrive Admin Center (use the SharePoint Admin Center to manage these OneDrive settings)
•External users must accept sharing invites using the same account that the invites were sent to
•custom link expiration dates
•Configuring the OneDrive experience (New or Classic)
•Controlling whether all users or only specific users will get OneDrive sites created when a SharePoint license is assigned
•Notifications (external sharing, or mobile push)
•Show/Hide OneDrive Button
•Script Setting that controls whether or not the ‘Copy to SharePoint’ button will appear in OneDrive
•Ability to enable/disable IRM for OneDrive Globally
•Ability to enable/disable IRM for individual OneDrive Sites
•My Site Cleanup Access Delegation
•My Site Cleanup Secondary Owner
•My Site Secondary Admin
•The following OneDrive settings are still only available in PowerShell and have not yet been surfaced in the SharePoint or OneDrive web admin interfaces:
•Get-SPOTenant | ft ProvisionSharedWithEveryoneFolder
•Get-SPOTenant | ft ShowEveryoneExceptExternalUsersClaim
•Get-SPOTenant | ft ShowEveryoneClaim
•Get-SPOTenant | ft ShowAllUsersClaim
•Get-SPOTenantSyncClientRestriction | ft OptOutOfGrooveBlock
•Get-SPOTenantSyncClientRestriction | ft OptOutOfGrooveSoftBlock
•Get-SPOExternalUser - Stephen RoseDec 16, 2016Microsoft
This is great. How would you rank these? In what order?
- VasilMichevDec 16, 2016MVP
If you can make it possible, I'd say #1 is the ability to set the default sharing option to read-only links. The rest doesnt really matter as we have them available in PowerShell, though it will be easier for people if they're availble in the ODFB admin portal too.
- Salvatore BiscariDec 16, 2016Silver Contributor
+1 for VasilMichev request: ability to set default type of sharing