I wanted to transfer resources (web apps) from an old subscription that had been disabled onto my new active subscription. I created a support request and they changed the disabled subscription into a Pay-As-You-Go -type and now using PowerShell I should be able to transfer my work over.
However I am still unable to access the old resource group in PS, for example when using Get-AzureRMResourceGroup only the new group I created comes up. I am also unable to do absolutely anything with my old work, even though the sub should now be active. I believe this is the reason I am unable to make the transfer. The title poses the actual dilemma that I believe is the root of my problems so, does anyone know a way to change this? Also I am happy to be corrected if I'm way off, or just be suggested an alternative approach.
Here's a silly picture to show the inconsistency I'm speaking of.
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I am working on a project for a client and a couple of weeks ago most of the content "disappeared".
Images and videos are routed through FileStack (a file processing service) but actually stored on Google Cloud Storage in one bucket.
On the day in question everything was working, and then everything stopped working. When we investigated it turned out that the bucket FileStack was pointing to was non-existent, so we created a new bucket with the same name and everything magically worked itself out.
Now my question is, where did all the files from the disappeared bucket go? Is it possible to get them back? Is it possible to figure out what happened?
I have extensively reviewed the audit log in the Activity tab and it shows zero activity for the bucket in question. Is there anywhere else we can investigate?
Can you please send email to gs-team#google.com, noting the bucket name and an example object name from that bucket, along with the last time you were successfully able to access that bucket/object? Doing it that way will avoid exposing these names on the public forum. Please mention my name in the message, so I will get it and can investigate.
Thanks,
Mike Schwartz
GCS Team
When an object is deleted, it's deleted from the system and there isn't any option to recover it [1]. You can prevent this behavior by using object versioning [2]. And to get a better overview of the activity in Cloud Storage you can enable the "Data Access logs" [3].
About the reason why the objects has disappeared, as a first workaround you can review if there's an Object Lifecycle enabled [4].
https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/deleting-objects
https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/object-versioning
https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/audit-logs
https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/lifecycle
The company I work for uses SharePoint Online. We have a requirement that on most site collections, whenever a user creates a new document library that the document library is configured with the "document" content type being removed, and replaced with some of our own corporate content types.
Previously I've managed this by using a coded sandbox solution installed on relevant site collections which had an event handler that fired on "list added". It's obviously now time to move away from that solution.
I'm really struggling to get to grips with the alternative, conceptually. I'm aiming to replace the old solution with a Remote Event Receiver solution.
The way I think I'd like to achieve this:
1) Create a single remote event receiver hosted in Azure which receives details of a new list being added in a site which it then configures appropriately.
2) Use CSOM to provision the site and as part of that provisioning, hook up the event receiver.
I've spent a lot of time on this, getting nowhere. I initially thought the answer lied in using an App which I could install in the App Catalog and then push out to particular site collections but that doesn't seem to be right.
Is the solution above possible? All examples on the web I've come across of setting up remote event receivers seem to use a SharePoint app which I don't really want to do.
Thanks.
For info I found the answer. You can indeed create a remote event receiver without a SharePoint app/add-in.
The answer was written up here
I thought I needed a SharePoint Provider Hosted App for that part 1
But you should bear in mind that as per Remove event receivers on host web clientContext you will not have the client Context passed through, so
TokenHelper.CreateRemoteEventReceiverClientContext(properties)
...will come through as empty. If you want to interact with SharePoint then you'll need to find another way than this approach, or use a different set of credentials.
I have googled tons for this but with no success, maybe I just have the wrong approach?
Problem:
We work with migrating organizations from on premises Exchange to Office 365 and vice versa. As a service we also log in to all user computers and do the initial "add existing mailbox"-steps. Since we are using Autodiscovery-pointers this takes a lot of time. With a bad bandwidth it can take up to 15 min per user.
Our goal:
Create a Powershelscript where we can put the settings that normally being fetched by Autodiscovery and quickly add a new, existing mailbox to the computer so next time they log in they can just start the Outlook application and they are logged in.
I hope I made myself understandable, please ask if anything is unclear.
Thanks in advance!
Edit:
Maybe there is a way to go through the initial Outlook-setup via a PSSession? Then the time that an Autodiscovery takes wouldn't matter since we can do all the setups remote, unatended.
I created a link to share a folder, deselecting the option that peers I invite must be approved on this device.
The other person used the link, and received a message that the "Sender needs to approve access to this folder based on these identity details".
My bittorrent sync window isn't showing me anything to indicate that someone is waiting on approval. I've never shared a folder via a link before (always just used keys directly on previous versions), so I have no idea how the program is supposed to prompt me for approval, and I can't find any documentation indicating how this prompt would be provided.
So there seem to be two problems here:
1. Even though I said the link doesn't require approval, they are being told that it does.
2. I don't have any way to approve it.
What's going on here? How do I fix this?
Thanks.
The most common cause of this is one of the systems having clock time out of sync too much, usually resetting your computers time using an online time server resolves it.
After some googling I found that this reason if caused by too many scheduled conferences by my Application Endpoint. My only problem is, how do I delete/remove currently stored scheduled conferences for my application endpoint, when the only access I have to my server is through PowerShell??
EDIT:
Just found a command that actually could increase number of scheduled meetings per organizer (Set-CsUserServicesConfiguration -MaxScheduledMeetingsPerOrganizer 2000), but it didn't change the issue. I'm still receiving MaxConferencesExceeded error. Any ideas??
Use Get-CsUserServicesConfiguration to make sure the change has actually occurred, and/or setting it globally to make sure it has the correct context for your users.
I've also found with a large pool, it can take a while to kick in.
Have you tried republishing your Lync topology after making the change? A bit dramatic, but can help with Lync gets itself into a knot with changes.