Closed Xartek-art closed 28 minutes ago
Hey,
Please provide cleaned up log without those broken lines, and some weird formatting. Did you "admin" accepted those permissions in Graph? Maybe a screenshot would be worth it?
Thanks for fast response.
Now I have another problem but maybe you can diagnose it.
Hey,
Please provide cleaned up log without those broken lines, and some weird formatting. Did you "admin" accepted those permissions in Graph? Maybe a screenshot would be worth it?
Your problem comes from using Delegated vs Application. If you are using Delegated the rights are probably a bit different. The Application rights I gave on webpage are the ones that provide full functionality. For delegated rights you most likely need to look at Contacts.ReadWrite.All or something, because you can see in your picture that the "admin" right is not required for that permission so it probably just applies your very own user.
That's true. This solution solve my problem ! Another way, perfect solution for tenants where admins don't have enrolled intune or doesn't have too much skills. Biggest congratulations for you. Thanks for fast response and recognize problem.
Some time ago I came across your script, the so-called O365Synchronizer. Unfortunately, my problem is that when executing the script I get a "no permissions" message (as I understand it, the application itself).
Application added to the tenant, permissions according to your entry as below: User.Read.All - to read users OrgContact.Read.All - to read contacts Contacts.ReadWrite - to write contacts
I have problem with permission. I paste error below: 0365Synchronizer.psm1* X
What type of permission I miss ?