Get-MgDeviceAppMgtMobileAppDeviceStatuses fails

[andreiv3103]

Hello.
I use Get-MgDeviceAppMgtMobileAppDeviceStatuses in a script and it started failing a few days ago.
The error is:
"Error: Resource not found for the segment 'deviceStatuses'"
I saw that some paths were changed in the API. So that is probably why it fails.

[andreiv3103]

This is the new way of retrieving the per device app deployment status:

[peombwa]

In this case, you can use Find-MgGraphCommand to locate the command for the new path as show below:

➜ Find-MgGraphCommand -Uri "/deviceManagement/reports/getDeviceInstallStatusReport"

   APIVersion: beta

Command                                               Module                   Method URI
-------                                               ------                   ------ ---
Get-MgDeviceManagementReportDeviceInstallStatusReport DeviceManagement.Actions POST   /deviceManagement/reports/getDeviceInstallStatusRe…

The new URI yields Get-MgDeviceManagementReportDeviceInstallStatusReport as the command to use.

Unfortunatly, beta APIs are subject to change and are not meant for production use. See the disclaimer at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/overview?view=graph-rest-beta.

[peombwa]

Closing since a new API/command is available as from v1.28.0.

[andreiv3103]

In this case, you can use Find-MgGraphCommand to locate the command for the new path as show below:

➜ Find-MgGraphCommand -Uri "/deviceManagement/reports/getDeviceInstallStatusReport"

   APIVersion: beta

Command                                               Module                   Method URI
-------                                               ------                   ------ ---
Get-MgDeviceManagementReportDeviceInstallStatusReport DeviceManagement.Actions POST   /deviceManagement/reports/getDeviceInstallStatusRe…

The new URI yields Get-MgDeviceManagementReportDeviceInstallStatusReport as the command to use.

Unfortunatly, beta APIs are subject to change and are not meant for production use. See the disclaimer at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/overview?view=graph-rest-beta.

Yes, I know that, but there is no other way to get this information I need. Even Microsoft uses the beta version in the portal, as it can be seen in many of the blades.

But thanks for the info, now I know how to find the new cmdlet, in case something else changes.
👍

[andreiv3103]

I have one more question:
how do I get all the data about an app deployment status using:
Get-MgDeviceManagementReportDeviceInstallStatusReport

I copied JSON body from the request made in the portal.
I ran the command like this:
Get-MgDeviceManagementReportDeviceInstallStatusReport -BodyParameter $BB -OutFile D:\test.json

However, it only returns a few devices.
The cmdlet doesn't have an -All parameter, like most of the other cmdlets have.

Please don't tell me I have to use "skip" and "top", like the portal does.
I have almost 400.000 devices in the deployment!

[Vishwjeet92502]

This is the new way of retrieving the per device app deployment status:

Hi @andreiv3103 when I try the same method for my environment, I get an error like this. Any idea what it could be?

[andreiv3103]

Hello Vishwjeet92502
You probably don't have the required permission to run the query.
Click on "Modify permissions" to see if all required permissions were granted:

[Vishwjeet92502]

Hello Vishwjeet92502 You probably don't have the required permission to run the query. Click on "Modify permissions" to see if all required permissions were granted:

Hi @andreiv3103 , could you please share sample powershell function you are using, it seems we are not able to get this data through graph.

[andreiv3103]

Hello Vishwjeet92502 You probably don't have the required permission to run the query. Click on "Modify permissions" to see if all required permissions were granted:

Hi @andreiv3103 , could you please share sample powershell function you are using, it seems we are not able to get this data through graph.

I can share the PS code I use but it still uses the Graph API.
So if it doesn't work in Graph Explorer, it won't work from PowerShell either.
You need to check your permissions.

[Vishwjeet92502]

Hello Vishwjeet92502 You probably don't have the required permission to run the query. Click on "Modify permissions" to see if all required permissions were granted:

Hi @andreiv3103 , could you please share sample powershell function you are using, it seems we are not able to get this data through graph.

I can share the PS code I use but it still uses the Graph API. So if it doesn't work in Graph Explorer, it won't work from PowerShell either. You need to check your permissions.

Hi @andreiv3103 , Actually in our existing Powershell script we had tokens and credentials for one service account which has full permission to access the resources from graph so just wanted to give that a shot.

[andreiv3103]

I shared my code here:
#2081 (comment)

[Vishwjeet92502]

@andreiv3103

Thanks, the script works fine.
Do you have any idea how to run this script with another user's credentials without any prompt as we are using the script for automation in service now.

I tried "connect-mggraph -accesstoken $token" method but it says invalid token. Any help will be great here.