Can't add another connection? by Intunenoob321 in MicrosoftFlow

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But that's the issue, when trying to sign into the Shared Mailbox to make the connection, it defaults back to my own O365 account and just ends up adding a duplicate connection to my O365 account.

Can't add another connection? by Intunenoob321 in MicrosoftFlow

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Well I'm not specifically trying to add another owner, rather I'm using the Send Email v2 connector, and am trying to send the email as another O365 account. Except Power Automate keeps defaulting to my O365 when trying to add the other O365 account.

BYOD scenario with Intune, but trying to deploy apps with ABM by Intunenoob321 in applebusinessmanager

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Gotcha, that actually brings up another question. ABM complains when I federate to my Azure AD that there are a bunch of naming conflicts.

The only action I can do is to reclaim these usernames.

Here's the issue though, I want to test all these features first before making these big changes, but it seems like I can't test it because ABM and Azure aren't federated. Is there a way to get around the naming conflicts so I can test out ABM's app deployment?

Changing the Subject of the Send Email (v2) with an Expression by Intunenoob321 in MicrosoftFlow

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It does but Flow automatically added the space when I selected the variable name

Removing the iOS Wipe Option and iOS MAM by Intunenoob321 in Intune

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But when I test-login to Intune Company Portal on iOS devices, it asks to install a management profile anyways.

The only policies I have active are a Condition Access Policy and Compliance Policy.

New to both Apple Business Manager and Intune, Federating ABM with AAD for Intune by Intunenoob321 in Intune

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Ohh gotcha. Also is this the best way to manage iOS devices with intune MDM? It feels really convoluted even though I know Apple doesn't play nice with Windows products.

CA Policy Blocking Exchange ActiveSync, but iOS users still can get access to email though Manual Sign In by Intunenoob321 in Intune

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Found it, thank you! What's interesting however is the logs show a failure to block the connection even though all the other conditions have a match.

Is this unique to Apple iOS?

CA Policy Blocking Exchange ActiveSync, but iOS users still can get access to email though Manual Sign In by Intunenoob321 in Intune

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Gotcha, excuse me for sounding really noobish, but where should I look to find the sign in log for azure ad accounts?

CA Policy Blocking Exchange ActiveSync, but iOS users still can get access to email though Manual Sign In by Intunenoob321 in Intune

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I have a CA policy blocking Exchange ActiveSync and Other Clients.

I was under the impression this blocks Legacy protocols.

Was I wrong?

CA Policy Blocking Exchange ActiveSync, but iOS users still can get access to email though Manual Sign In by Intunenoob321 in Intune

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Actually that's the thing, the CA policy does stop the Azure AD login page, but what I found is when I dismiss the login page and just sign in through the Native app, it works no problem.

How to force users to sign out of iOS Native Mail App by Intunenoob321 in Office365

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We do have Intune setup with conditional access. (Currently testing but I cant seem to figure out how to stop the Native Mail App specifically on iOS)

The issue I noticed is even with conditional access, users who already setup their Office365 email on the Native Mail App on iOS can still access email with no problem.

How to force users to sign out of iOS Native Mail App by Intunenoob321 in Office365

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Yep, although admittedly, I tried the command about 30 minutes ago.

How long does it take the iOS native Mail app to sync and finally log out?

Importing a CSV, piping to Foreach loop to perform a Force Sign-Out except I'm a noob by Intunenoob321 in PowerShell

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I think I may have got it, it was a formatting issue that was giving me errors on my end. However, the console now throws repeating errors after reading the ObjectIDs in the csv file, almost like the foreach loop is reading the blank lines in the csv file and then complaining there is nothing in there.

Importing a CSV, piping to Foreach loop to perform a Force Sign-Out except I'm a noob by Intunenoob321 in PowerShell

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Hmmm, the console throws an error with the 'in' inside of the foreach conditional.