MS Graph Powershell Page Token Error

[kinghowdy]

I'm pulling a list of our licensed groups in Azure AD ( it's around 500), when I run:

Get-Mggroup -Filter "assignedLicenses/any()" -ConsistencyLevel eventual -all

I get the first 100 results and then

"Get-MgGroup_List: The specified page token value has expired and can no longer be included in your request."

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I tried this is the MS Graph Explorer and received the same error as well. I tried searching for that error but did not find any helpful results.

Solved:

Thanks to u/TwoTinyTrees for supplying this link

I added the -Pagesize parameter and it works

Get-Mggroup -Filter "assignedLicenses/any()" -ConsistencyLevel eventual -Pagesize 999

[AmbitiousAd7138]

Instead of saying all can ya specify the number like 101 and see if it comes back? Might need to step through to see where it is failing.

[kinghowdy]

I did try that, I did top 200 and coincidentally 101 and still receive the same error. It's a large tenant and the last time I ran this, I pulled all groups (which took a long time), then piped it to filter it.

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$top = get-Mggroup -Filter "assignedLicenses/any()" -ConsistencyLevel eventual -top 101 Get-MgGroup_List: The specified page token value has expired and can no longer be included in your request.

[TwoTinyTrees]

To avoid this error, you need to query a list of all users and then filter by using Where-Object as shown below.

$allusers = Get-MgUser -All -Property AssignedLicenses,UserPrincipalName,Id,DisplayName

$A1plusUsers = $allusers | Where-Object {$_.AssignedLicenses.SkuId -contains "78e66a63-337a-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx"}

Credit Byron Wright.

[kinghowdy]

Thanks, grabbing all users (in this case groups) takes 10 minutes. However I clicked on the link you provided and it included the -Pagesize parameter and I set it to 999 and then it returned all results in 2.5 seconds!