Episode 342 – Microsoft Edge Workspaces

Episode 342 – Microsoft Edge Workspaces

In Episode 342, Ben and Scott talk through how they manage access to the internet for the kids in their lives, Microsoft Edge Workspaces, and some of the frustrations with auto-generated documentation for the Microsoft Graph.

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Episode 339 – The Internet is breaking down (again)

Episode 339 – The Internet is breaking down (again)

In Episode 339, Ben and Scott get side railed with the current Redditt drama around their paid API and some of their favorite apps going away. They also cover and update on Azure AD Graph Retirement before they move on to some new sample scripts from the Intune team that demonstrate how to work with Intune and Microsoft Graph. Finally, they close out discussing the new public preview of collaborative notes in Microsoft Teams.

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Episode 323 – Managed Identities, Azure Automation, and the Microsoft Graph

Episode 323 – Managed Identities, Azure Automation, and the Microsoft Graph

In Episode 323, Ben walks Scott through a recent customer project with Microsoft Graph, Azure Automation, and Logic Apps. It turns out that working with Microsoft Graph and Managed Identities gets a little confusing once you start throwing delegated vs application permissions into the mix.

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Episode 291 – I have a bandwidth problem

Episode 291 – I have a bandwidth problem

In Episode 291, Ben and Scott lament the state of broadband in the US and the evil of bandwidth caps, how to wrangle permission scopes with the Microsoft Graph, and how an issue with conditional access policies can impact Windows client activation.

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Episode 113 – Megatastic

Episode 113 – Megatastic

In Episode 113, Ben and Scott dive into the latest megatastic news for Office 365 and SharePoint Online, including access to mega menus in Hub sites and new options for footers in Communication sites, new options for security baselines in InTune, and how to use the Graph Security API with Azure Logic Apps, Flow, and PowerApps.

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Show Notes

About the sponsors

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