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Testing this out on our tenant, trying to configure who receives these alerts. Cannot be done in powershell, apparently.
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@Yebbenbe, the description for the NotifyUser parameter on the Set-ProtectionAlert cmdlet is:
Also, see this note at the top of the cmdlet article:
So, I don't think anyone can use PowerShell to change that value. I edited your update accordingly. |
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Hey Chris - are you sure about that? I know the "admin" versions of several
cmdlets are Ms-only, but I have successfully used the NotifyUser 4 times
now (on two diff tenants)
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@Yebbenbe <https://github.com/Yebbenbe>, the description for the
NotifyUser parameter on the Set-ProtectionAlert cmdlet is:
This parameter is reserved for internal Microsoft use.
So, I don't think anyone can use PowerShell to change that value.
I edited your update accordingly. Feel free to make another update if you
discover a
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@Yebbenbe <https://github.com/Yebbenbe>, the description for the
NotifyUser parameter on the Set-ProtectionAlert cmdlet is:
This parameter is reserved for internal Microsoft use.
So, I don't think anyone can use PowerShell to change that value.
I edited your update accordingly. Feel free to make another update if you
discover a
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Testing this out on our tenant, trying to configure who receives these alerts. Cannot be done in powershell, apparently. If there is a non-enterprise way to do this in ExchangeOnlineManagement (Besides Set-ProtectionAlert/Get-ProtectionAlert), would love to know - trying to do this quickly on many tenants.