diff --git a/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md b/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md index 4922e6a8f40..92cf6fad7dd 100644 --- a/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md +++ b/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Applications -Module Guid: 607715e4-962b-4c64-9742-f8ea277f7e45 +Module Guid: 44c70db7-1146-48db-b82c-92898210b76d Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.applications Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md b/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md index 7d2884fe09f..40fdfb8dba1 100644 --- a/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md +++ b/src/Applications/Applications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Applications.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Applications -Module Guid: 607715e4-962b-4c64-9742-f8ea277f7e45 +Module Guid: 44c70db7-1146-48db-b82c-92898210b76d Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.applications Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md index ad546afd601..ade76a73464 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Bookings -Module Guid: 26172121-28dd-48fe-b31a-7a171585aa19 +Module Guid: 5cd57b91-821b-4e86-8a85-308d06aa9a38 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.bookings Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenario.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenario.md index bad385a07cd..c72167c4ac6 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenario.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenario.md @@ -268,8 +268,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : businessScenario - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the scenario was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. @@ -429,8 +429,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -438,8 +438,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -455,8 +455,8 @@ PLANNER : businessScenarioPlanner - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the plan configuration was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md index 25096ecb52f..ce2ef56154c 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md @@ -697,8 +697,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : businessScenarioTask - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CompletedDateTime ]`: Read-only. Date and time at which the 'percentComplete' of the task is set to '100'. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -793,8 +793,8 @@ COMPLETEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -802,8 +802,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenario.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenario.md index c763af6e7de..aaa70feaca7 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenario.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenario.md @@ -331,8 +331,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : businessScenario - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the scenario was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. @@ -492,8 +492,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -515,8 +515,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -532,8 +532,8 @@ PLANNER : businessScenarioPlanner - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the plan configuration was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlanner.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlanner.md index b1913a0c997..3d65efa02b2 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlanner.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlanner.md @@ -253,8 +253,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : businessScenarioPlanner - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the plan configuration was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. @@ -418,8 +418,8 @@ PLANCONFIGURATION : plannerPlanConfigur - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the plan configuration was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. @@ -490,8 +490,8 @@ TASKS : The Planner tasks for the scenari - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CompletedDateTime ]`: Read-only. Date and time at which the 'percentComplete' of the task is set to '100'. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerPlanConfiguration.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerPlanConfiguration.md index 92e438fb9ed..873dcdd503c 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerPlanConfiguration.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerPlanConfiguration.md @@ -321,8 +321,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : plannerPlanConfiguratio - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the plan configuration was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. @@ -344,8 +344,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -367,8 +367,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md index 2aa7b789a05..595e01385df 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgBusinessScenarioPlannerTask.md @@ -727,8 +727,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : businessScenarioTask - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CompletedDateTime ]`: Read-only. Date and time at which the 'percentComplete' of the task is set to '100'. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -823,8 +823,8 @@ COMPLETEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -832,8 +832,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md index b210faff73d..fa4b1dce78e 100644 --- a/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md +++ b/src/Bookings/Bookings/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Bookings.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Bookings -Module Guid: 26172121-28dd-48fe-b31a-7a171585aa19 +Module Guid: 5cd57b91-821b-4e86-8a85-308d06aa9a38 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.bookings Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md b/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md index b04228d17a7..ba65fe2b10b 100644 --- a/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md +++ b/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications -Module Guid: 1926bfac-1d61-4fe2-beac-1a7306e8d7dd +Module Guid: 5ca95a2d-c00b-4b76-bd5e-789c307a602c Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.cloudcommunications Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md b/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md index f33f7f066df..df26e04df59 100644 --- a/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md +++ b/src/CloudCommunications/CloudCommunications/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.CloudCommunications -Module Guid: 1926bfac-1d61-4fe2-beac-1a7306e8d7dd +Module Guid: 5ca95a2d-c00b-4b76-bd5e-789c307a602c Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.cloudcommunications Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQueryTag.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQueryTag.md index 3723935b837..34794194b97 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQueryTag.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQueryTag.md @@ -266,8 +266,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. @@ -300,8 +300,8 @@ TAGSTOADD : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. @@ -317,8 +317,8 @@ TAGSTOREMOVE : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md index 53813e0c8bf..6e79c034551 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md @@ -254,8 +254,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -362,8 +362,8 @@ SOURCECOLLECTION : sourceCollection - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md index aa4d9f0acb1..c0c45b9c2be 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Compliance -Module Guid: 62f9f47b-a7fc-4eb6-9d9a-79e02355e845 +Module Guid: 456fb4f6-1e3a-47fb-84dc-a4f84a94d85f Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.compliance Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md index fbfb4bc2edf..bb5f3774410 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md @@ -433,8 +433,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[ClosedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the case was closed. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -583,8 +583,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1366,13 +1366,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1410,8 +1410,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1882,8 +1882,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4083,8 +4083,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5285,8 +5285,8 @@ CLOSEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5302,8 +5302,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -5441,8 +5441,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6224,13 +6224,13 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6268,8 +6268,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6740,8 +6740,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8941,8 +8941,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -10012,8 +10012,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -10024,8 +10024,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the legal hold was created. @@ -10154,8 +10154,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -10937,13 +10937,13 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -10981,8 +10981,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -11453,8 +11453,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -13654,8 +13654,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -14734,8 +14734,8 @@ NONCUSTODIALDATASOURCES : Ret - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -14768,8 +14768,8 @@ OPERATIONS : Returns a list of case op - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -14787,8 +14787,8 @@ REVIEWSETS : Returns a list of reviewSet o - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The datetime when the review set was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only. @@ -14833,8 +14833,8 @@ SOURCECOLLECTIONS : Returns a list - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -14922,8 +14922,8 @@ TAGS : Returns a list of tag objects associated - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md index 9a29c89b4fb..e4ef04955b8 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md @@ -409,8 +409,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -548,8 +548,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1331,13 +1331,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1375,8 +1375,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1847,8 +1847,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4048,8 +4048,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5136,8 +5136,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -5257,8 +5257,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6040,13 +6040,13 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6084,8 +6084,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6556,8 +6556,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8757,8 +8757,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -9812,8 +9812,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -10173,8 +10173,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -10784,13 +10784,13 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -10828,8 +10828,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -11319,8 +11319,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -13299,8 +13299,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -14487,8 +14487,8 @@ USERSOURCES : Data source entity for a th - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md index 6e4395103c6..f2af8b3ea24 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md @@ -291,8 +291,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -412,8 +412,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1195,13 +1195,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1239,8 +1239,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1711,8 +1711,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3912,8 +3912,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4966,8 +4966,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -4993,8 +4993,8 @@ SITE : site - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5107,8 +5107,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5890,13 +5890,13 @@ SITE : site - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5934,8 +5934,8 @@ SITE : site - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6406,8 +6406,8 @@ SITE : site - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8607,8 +8607,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md index 7b7ba3b41d3..22cc816b22f 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -320,8 +320,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -681,8 +681,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1292,13 +1292,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1336,8 +1336,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1827,8 +1827,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3807,8 +3807,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4994,8 +4994,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5245,8 +5245,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5359,8 +5359,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5970,13 +5970,13 @@ GROUP : group - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6014,8 +6014,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6505,8 +6505,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8485,8 +8485,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md index 4346223a971..4952bc69491 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md @@ -320,8 +320,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : userSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -336,8 +336,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md index 812c90cc8dd..34da68f2265 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md @@ -418,8 +418,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the legal hold was created. @@ -548,8 +548,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1331,13 +1331,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1375,8 +1375,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1847,8 +1847,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4048,8 +4048,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5120,8 +5120,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5145,8 +5145,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5155,8 +5155,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -5276,8 +5276,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6059,13 +6059,13 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6103,8 +6103,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6575,8 +6575,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8776,8 +8776,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -9831,8 +9831,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -10192,8 +10192,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -10803,13 +10803,13 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -10847,8 +10847,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -11338,8 +11338,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -13318,8 +13318,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -14506,8 +14506,8 @@ USERSOURCES : Data source entity for a th - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md index e0d29db6d02..c3fc9553141 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md @@ -291,8 +291,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -412,8 +412,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1195,13 +1195,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1239,8 +1239,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1711,8 +1711,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3912,8 +3912,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4966,8 +4966,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -4993,8 +4993,8 @@ SITE : site - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5107,8 +5107,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5890,13 +5890,13 @@ SITE : site - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5934,8 +5934,8 @@ SITE : site - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6406,8 +6406,8 @@ SITE : site - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8607,8 +8607,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md index dbc136f4030..bd232fccaa2 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -292,8 +292,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -653,8 +653,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1264,13 +1264,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1308,8 +1308,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1799,8 +1799,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3779,8 +3779,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4966,8 +4966,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5217,8 +5217,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5331,8 +5331,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5942,13 +5942,13 @@ GROUP : group - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5986,8 +5986,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6477,8 +6477,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8457,8 +8457,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md index c0d6c588424..26191b1e557 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md @@ -320,8 +320,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : userSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -336,8 +336,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md index cb89b448260..0cd7beacbac 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md @@ -360,8 +360,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : noncustodialDat - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -393,8 +393,8 @@ DATASOURCE : dataSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md index 0e78b39f3f7..09a16cfcb71 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md @@ -294,8 +294,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : caseOperation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -311,8 +311,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md index 08d4b25369f..efc80d99449 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md @@ -263,8 +263,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : reviewSet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The datetime when the review set was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only. @@ -282,8 +282,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -309,8 +309,8 @@ QUERIES : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The time and date when the query was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md index dbf12f5996c..4de29019d1c 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md @@ -312,8 +312,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : reviewSetQuery - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The time and date when the query was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -326,8 +326,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -351,8 +351,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md index 84ea736bdcb..6bf65b383d9 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md @@ -416,8 +416,8 @@ ADDITIONALSOURCES : Adds an additional so - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -432,8 +432,8 @@ ADDTOREVIEWSETOPERATION : addT - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -527,8 +527,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sourceCollection - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -612,8 +612,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -623,8 +623,8 @@ CUSTODIANSOURCES : Custodian sources that - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -655,8 +655,8 @@ LASTESTIMATESTATISTICSOPERATION ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -743,8 +743,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -760,8 +760,8 @@ NONCUSTODIALSOURCES : noncust - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md index 4474b87ead6..918035ceae6 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md @@ -297,8 +297,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : dataSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -309,8 +309,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md index cc5e4561845..4c617989dc6 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md @@ -311,8 +311,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : tag - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. @@ -328,8 +328,8 @@ CHILDTAGS : Returns the tags that are a child of - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. @@ -341,8 +341,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -371,8 +371,8 @@ PARENT : tag - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgCompliance.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgCompliance.md index e22bd56f180..c2e3dbacc54 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgCompliance.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgCompliance.md @@ -155,8 +155,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : compliance - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[ClosedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the case was closed. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -305,8 +305,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : compliance - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1088,13 +1088,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : compliance - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1132,8 +1132,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : compliance - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1604,8 +1604,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : compliance - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3805,8 +3805,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : compliance - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5012,8 +5012,8 @@ EDISCOVERY : ediscoveryroot - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[ClosedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the case was closed. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -5162,8 +5162,8 @@ EDISCOVERY : ediscoveryroot - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5945,13 +5945,13 @@ EDISCOVERY : ediscoveryroot - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5989,8 +5989,8 @@ EDISCOVERY : ediscoveryroot - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6461,8 +6461,8 @@ EDISCOVERY : ediscoveryroot - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8662,8 +8662,8 @@ EDISCOVERY : ediscoveryroot - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscovery.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscovery.md index bfc35cd00b7..d5a9686e870 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscovery.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscovery.md @@ -169,8 +169,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryroot - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[ClosedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the case was closed. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -319,8 +319,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryroot - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1102,13 +1102,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryroot - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1146,8 +1146,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryroot - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1618,8 +1618,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryroot - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3819,8 +3819,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryroot - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5023,8 +5023,8 @@ CASES : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[ClosedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the case was closed. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -5173,8 +5173,8 @@ CASES : . - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5956,13 +5956,13 @@ CASES : . - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6000,8 +6000,8 @@ CASES : . - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6472,8 +6472,8 @@ CASES : . - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8673,8 +8673,8 @@ CASES : . - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md index c77047b9f33..9f78ca5ac0b 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCase.md @@ -503,8 +503,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[ClosedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the case was closed. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -653,8 +653,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1436,13 +1436,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1480,8 +1480,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1952,8 +1952,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4153,8 +4153,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : case - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5355,8 +5355,8 @@ CLOSEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5372,8 +5372,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -5511,8 +5511,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6294,13 +6294,13 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6338,8 +6338,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6810,8 +6810,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -9011,8 +9011,8 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of case custod - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -10098,8 +10098,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -10110,8 +10110,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the legal hold was created. @@ -10240,8 +10240,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -11023,13 +11023,13 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -11067,8 +11067,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -11539,8 +11539,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -13740,8 +13740,8 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of case legalH - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -14820,8 +14820,8 @@ NONCUSTODIALDATASOURCES : Ret - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -14854,8 +14854,8 @@ OPERATIONS : Returns a list of case op - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -14873,8 +14873,8 @@ REVIEWSETS : Returns a list of reviewSet o - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The datetime when the review set was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only. @@ -14919,8 +14919,8 @@ SOURCECOLLECTIONS : Returns a list - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -15008,8 +15008,8 @@ TAGS : Returns a list of tag objects associated - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md index f708689b4d3..1d4477dbebd 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md @@ -438,8 +438,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -577,8 +577,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1360,13 +1360,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1404,8 +1404,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1876,8 +1876,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4077,8 +4077,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : custodian - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5165,8 +5165,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -5286,8 +5286,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6069,13 +6069,13 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6113,8 +6113,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6585,8 +6585,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8786,8 +8786,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -9841,8 +9841,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -10202,8 +10202,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -10813,13 +10813,13 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -10857,8 +10857,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -11348,8 +11348,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -13328,8 +13328,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -14516,8 +14516,8 @@ USERSOURCES : Data source entity for a th - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md index 06ad6ed175f..c8e3cba640d 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md @@ -308,8 +308,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -429,8 +429,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1212,13 +1212,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1256,8 +1256,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1728,8 +1728,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3929,8 +3929,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4983,8 +4983,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5010,8 +5010,8 @@ SITE : site - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5124,8 +5124,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5907,13 +5907,13 @@ SITE : site - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5951,8 +5951,8 @@ SITE : site - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6423,8 +6423,8 @@ SITE : site - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8624,8 +8624,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md index c8422789922..bf404a135d9 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -324,8 +324,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -685,8 +685,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1296,13 +1296,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1340,8 +1340,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1831,8 +1831,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3811,8 +3811,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4998,8 +4998,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5249,8 +5249,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5363,8 +5363,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5974,13 +5974,13 @@ GROUP : group - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6018,8 +6018,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6509,8 +6509,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8489,8 +8489,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md index 2994184f14d..f7083caa1f3 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUserSource.md @@ -338,8 +338,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : userSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -354,8 +354,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md index a6019263be5..424b2f79dc8 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md @@ -437,8 +437,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the legal hold was created. @@ -567,8 +567,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1350,13 +1350,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1394,8 +1394,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1866,8 +1866,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4067,8 +4067,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : legalHold - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5139,8 +5139,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5164,8 +5164,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5174,8 +5174,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -5295,8 +5295,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6078,13 +6078,13 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6122,8 +6122,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6594,8 +6594,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8795,8 +8795,8 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Shar - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -9850,8 +9850,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -10211,8 +10211,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -10822,13 +10822,13 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -10866,8 +10866,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -11357,8 +11357,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -13337,8 +13337,8 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : . - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -14525,8 +14525,8 @@ USERSOURCES : Data source entity for a th - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md index 3b98772f829..4a9b0b1794e 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md @@ -308,8 +308,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -429,8 +429,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1212,13 +1212,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1256,8 +1256,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1728,8 +1728,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3929,8 +3929,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4983,8 +4983,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5010,8 +5010,8 @@ SITE : site - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5124,8 +5124,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5907,13 +5907,13 @@ SITE : site - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5951,8 +5951,8 @@ SITE : site - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6423,8 +6423,8 @@ SITE : site - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8624,8 +8624,8 @@ SITE : site - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md index 19f1831a398..ff4c09dfe10 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -324,8 +324,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -685,8 +685,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1296,13 +1296,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1340,8 +1340,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1831,8 +1831,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3811,8 +3811,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4998,8 +4998,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -5249,8 +5249,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user @@ -5363,8 +5363,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5974,13 +5974,13 @@ GROUP : group - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6018,8 +6018,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique identifier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6509,8 +6509,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8489,8 +8489,8 @@ GROUP : group - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md index 96bc02b2a7d..1ff584cd4e3 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldUserSource.md @@ -338,8 +338,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : userSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -354,8 +354,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md index b8276a7bfe3..fb6357970ec 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseNoncustodialDataSource.md @@ -361,8 +361,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : noncustodialDat - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -394,8 +394,8 @@ DATASOURCE : dataSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md index 2d096487a6d..e89e0b34300 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseOperation.md @@ -326,8 +326,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : caseOperation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -343,8 +343,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md index 3b2dbfbce5c..c264c85233d 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md @@ -281,8 +281,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : reviewSet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The datetime when the review set was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only. @@ -300,8 +300,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -327,8 +327,8 @@ QUERIES : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The time and date when the query was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md index 87790138458..2f6189be993 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetQuery.md @@ -344,8 +344,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : reviewSetQuery - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The time and date when the query was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z @@ -358,8 +358,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -383,8 +383,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md index c80854fcb9c..51526f99fd9 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollection.md @@ -444,8 +444,8 @@ ADDITIONALSOURCES : Adds an additional so - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -460,8 +460,8 @@ ADDTOREVIEWSETOPERATION : addT - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -555,8 +555,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sourceCollection - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -640,8 +640,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -651,8 +651,8 @@ CUSTODIANSOURCES : Custodian sources that - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -683,8 +683,8 @@ LASTESTIMATESTATISTICSOPERATION ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. @@ -771,8 +771,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -788,8 +788,8 @@ NONCUSTODIALSOURCES : noncust - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the operation was created. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md index 5c12c2c31e6..43f752cd549 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseSourceCollectionAdditionalSource.md @@ -293,8 +293,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : dataSource - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The date and time the dataSource was created. @@ -305,8 +305,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md index 4a5cfe7cfc9..06e04430a87 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgComplianceEdiscoveryCaseTag.md @@ -339,8 +339,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : tag - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. @@ -356,8 +356,8 @@ CHILDTAGS : Returns the tags that are a child of - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. @@ -369,8 +369,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -399,8 +399,8 @@ PARENT : tag - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[Description ]`: The description for the tag. diff --git a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md index f2e5bed79e3..5c0d96317c2 100644 --- a/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md +++ b/src/Compliance/Compliance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Compliance.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Compliance -Module Guid: 62f9f47b-a7fc-4eb6-9d9a-79e02355e845 +Module Guid: 456fb4f6-1e3a-47fb-84dc-a4f84a94d85f Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.compliance Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md b/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md index b7f7729227c..d01c2b059d1 100644 --- a/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md +++ b/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences -Module Guid: 182e1360-732a-454b-8f8c-4fccb0da0cc6 +Module Guid: 030c06c7-9c46-4045-a82e-479cbdbecf0c Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.crossdeviceexperiences Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md b/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md index 1b6369b2fed..d6ab578bf55 100644 --- a/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md +++ b/src/CrossDeviceExperiences/CrossDeviceExperiences/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.CrossDeviceExperiences -Module Guid: 182e1360-732a-454b-8f8c-4fccb0da0cc6 +Module Guid: 030c06c7-9c46-4045-a82e-479cbdbecf0c Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.crossdeviceexperiences Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md index a80941ec50d..0611848a987 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions -Module Guid: 31a484a5-744d-43c4-b6dc-6ef1ecf7f729 +Module Guid: 70c45c4c-a2ba-440a-93bc-24598e845d02 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement.actions Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md index e076e775bb8..04c7b811477 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md @@ -304,8 +304,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -332,8 +332,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : . - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1115,13 +1115,13 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : . - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1159,8 +1159,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : . - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1631,8 +1631,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : . - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3956,8 +3956,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : . - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4978,8 +4978,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -5006,8 +5006,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5789,13 +5789,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5833,8 +5833,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6305,8 +6305,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8630,8 +8630,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md index d18225f4176..6c0d5d24256 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Actions/DeviceManagement.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Actions -Module Guid: 31a484a5-744d-43c4-b6dc-6ef1ecf7f729 +Module Guid: 70c45c4c-a2ba-440a-93bc-24598e845d02 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement.actions Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md index 3ccb40c0ce9..cfa8f5030f1 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration -Module Guid: 1046a4ad-8ead-44b4-ac00-d58ce0f9a924 +Module Guid: 781b85f2-e61e-4d7b-850f-89975caecc29 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement.administration Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md index 0df1530e252..92e4036a339 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md @@ -560,8 +560,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -588,8 +588,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1371,13 +1371,13 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1415,8 +1415,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1887,8 +1887,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4212,8 +4212,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5236,8 +5236,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -5264,8 +5264,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6047,13 +6047,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6091,8 +6091,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6563,8 +6563,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8888,8 +8888,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md index 67f6ececebf..f8f66eab29a 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md @@ -297,8 +297,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -325,8 +325,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1108,13 +1108,13 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1152,8 +1152,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1624,8 +1624,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3949,8 +3949,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -4968,8 +4968,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -4996,8 +4996,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5779,13 +5779,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5823,8 +5823,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6295,8 +6295,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8620,8 +8620,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md index abf646168cc..f0e4b99b1df 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicy.md @@ -628,8 +628,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -656,8 +656,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1439,13 +1439,13 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1483,8 +1483,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1955,8 +1955,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -4280,8 +4280,8 @@ ASSIGNMENTS : A defined co - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5304,8 +5304,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -5332,8 +5332,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -6115,13 +6115,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -6159,8 +6159,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6631,8 +6631,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8956,8 +8956,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvisioningPol - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md index daeff87451b..822a127966e 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDeviceManagementVirtualEndpointProvisioningPolicyAssignment.md @@ -331,8 +331,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -359,8 +359,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -1142,13 +1142,13 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -1186,8 +1186,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -1658,8 +1658,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -3983,8 +3983,8 @@ ASSIGNEDUSERS : . - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. @@ -5002,8 +5002,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: The request creation date time. @@ -5030,8 +5030,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[AddIns ]`: Defines custom behavior that a consuming service can use to call an app in specific contexts. For example, applications that can render file streams may set the addIns property for its 'FileHandler' functionality. This will let services like Microsoft 365 call the application in the context of a document the user is working on. - `[Id ]`: - `[Properties ]`: - - `[Key ]`: Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present. - - `[Value ]`: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. + - `[Key ]`: Key. + - `[Value ]`: Value. - `[Type ]`: - `[AlternativeNames ]`: Used to retrieve service principals by subscription, identify resource group and full resource ids for managed identities. Supports $filter (eq, not, ge, le, startsWith). - `[AppDescription ]`: The description exposed by the associated application. @@ -5813,13 +5813,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[User ]`: identity - `[Conversation ]`: teamworkConversationIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[ConversationIdentityType ]`: teamworkConversationIdentityType - `[Tag ]`: teamworkTagIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[MessageHistory ]`: List of activity history of a message item, including modification time and actions, such as reactionAdded, reactionRemoved, or reaction changes, on the message. - `[Actions ]`: chatMessageActions - `[ModifiedDateTime ]`: The date and time when the message was modified. @@ -5857,8 +5857,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[JoinWebUrl ]`: The URL which can be clicked on to join or uniquely identify the meeting. - `[Organizer ]`: teamworkUserIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: teamworkUserIdentityType - `[Operations ]`: A collection of all the Teams async operations that ran or are running on the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -6329,8 +6329,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[Group ]`: identity - `[SiteGroup ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[LoginName ]`: The sign in name of the SharePoint identity. - `[SiteUser ]`: sharePointIdentity - `[GrantedToV2 ]`: sharePointIdentitySet @@ -8654,8 +8654,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cloudPcProvi - `[AccessReviewId ]`: The identifier of the accessReviewInstance parent. Supports $select. Read-only. - `[AppliedBy ]`: userIdentity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[IPAddress ]`: Indicates the client IP address used by user performing the activity (audit log only). - `[UserPrincipalName ]`: The userPrincipalName attribute of the user. - `[AppliedDateTime ]`: The timestamp when the approval decision was applied. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Supports $select. Read-only. diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md index 3435fed396a..0a8a491da43 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Administration/DeviceManagement.Administration/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Administration -Module Guid: 1046a4ad-8ead-44b4-ac00-d58ce0f9a924 +Module Guid: 781b85f2-e61e-4d7b-850f-89975caecc29 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement.administration Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md index bec953ff8ba..ccdeb7a86cf 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment -Module Guid: 380dbb7f-08bc-4220-9fd8-280c3506c4b3 +Module Guid: c201d622-a924-4807-96e0-12e0a128de35 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement.enrolment Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md b/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md index 100c94a1f0b..3f837416242 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/DeviceManagement.Enrolment/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.Enrolment -Module Guid: 380dbb7f-08bc-4220-9fd8-280c3506c4b3 +Module Guid: c201d622-a924-4807-96e0-12e0a128de35 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement.enrolment Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md b/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md index c1a1c54c6c9..a366cc49c6c 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement -Module Guid: 27f641ee-ea1a-4572-af9c-09f9d81c2ba9 +Module Guid: 81fde0ad-ae4d-48b3-ba3a-f789fa50423f Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md b/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md index 6ad5ca656c3..28a8fc88a3f 100644 --- a/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md +++ b/src/DeviceManagement/DeviceManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.DeviceManagement -Module Guid: 27f641ee-ea1a-4572-af9c-09f9d81c2ba9 +Module Guid: 81fde0ad-ae4d-48b3-ba3a-f789fa50423f Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devicemanagement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md b/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md index f3e083a08ea..255b24d4efb 100644 --- a/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md +++ b/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint -Module Guid: 871cef9f-2542-4e61-bb6b-565f01bd9f8d +Module Guid: 3ecdfd11-ea6c-46bd-a6a5-14d81cf86930 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devices.cloudprint Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md b/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md index d29388ef8ad..09ffd16d77b 100644 --- a/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md +++ b/src/Devices.CloudPrint/Devices.CloudPrint/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CloudPrint -Module Guid: 871cef9f-2542-4e61-bb6b-565f01bd9f8d +Module Guid: 3ecdfd11-ea6c-46bd-a6a5-14d81cf86930 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devices.cloudprint Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md b/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md index 8e32c36afc9..7be2be8b809 100644 --- a/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md +++ b/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement -Module Guid: e49af5e0-9b04-442b-8ee1-6c9d57c35387 +Module Guid: e09f08f4-e33c-404c-ae1d-7f9c2dc8350c Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devices.corporatemanagement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md b/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md index 3bcb39027ac..ecab9f8f160 100644 --- a/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md +++ b/src/Devices.CorporateManagement/Devices.CorporateManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Devices.CorporateManagement -Module Guid: e49af5e0-9b04-442b-8ee1-6c9d57c35387 +Module Guid: e09f08f4-e33c-404c-ae1d-7f9c2dc8350c Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devices.corporatemanagement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md b/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md index 4df0fc94e79..26ac1e84b4a 100644 --- a/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md +++ b/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement -Module Guid: 87e13c02-95ae-4b6a-ae21-0f9fc6a22dc7 +Module Guid: 1bd6c138-faec-4b7f-abbe-0a4777f94ef3 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devices.serviceannouncement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md b/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md index 5bec2305f8f..9d82df8587c 100644 --- a/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md +++ b/src/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/Devices.ServiceAnnouncement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Devices.ServiceAnnouncement -Module Guid: 87e13c02-95ae-4b6a-ae21-0f9fc6a22dc7 +Module Guid: 1bd6c138-faec-4b7f-abbe-0a4777f94ef3 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.devices.serviceannouncement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md b/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md index 50d38eb2c3c..fd89c904be8 100644 --- a/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md +++ b/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Education -Module Guid: da24b587-bac6-4199-ad63-56890bb0791d +Module Guid: 0a155be4-7518-4bb4-808d-82743cb36922 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.education Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md b/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md index 94a8e1a71f1..bd311c76843 100644 --- a/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md +++ b/src/Education/Education/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Education.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Education -Module Guid: da24b587-bac6-4199-ad63-56890bb0791d +Module Guid: 0a155be4-7518-4bb4-808d-82743cb36922 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.education Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md index 938fc1b8dc9..39ff75dc332 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Files -Module Guid: 675213f1-1b7d-4db2-a1db-dda661391a3d +Module Guid: 5e670f0a-51f4-4703-ab9d-f81eec4577f8 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.files Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDrive.md index acf1377c82f..8e087a883b1 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDrive.md @@ -4670,9 +4670,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9729,9 +9729,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14012,9 +14012,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums a - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19106,9 +19106,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23358,9 +23358,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28026,9 +28026,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33120,9 +33120,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37764,9 +37764,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42081,9 +42081,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -46759,9 +46759,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveBundle.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveBundle.md index 8fe00cc82ad..0dbf8be1fbd 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveBundle.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveBundle.md @@ -5132,9 +5132,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9794,9 +9794,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14495,9 +14495,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19170,9 +19170,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24264,9 +24264,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29003,9 +29003,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33633,9 +33633,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItem.md index 3625e1f7893..9c48cb520aa 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItem.md @@ -5132,9 +5132,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9794,9 +9794,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14495,9 +14495,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19170,9 +19170,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24264,9 +24264,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29003,9 +29003,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33633,9 +33633,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 24e7cf228a7..bc73d7627f5 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4525,9 +4525,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9183,9 +9183,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemChild.md index b7c51d29d2f..8e43335266d 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveItemChild.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveListItem.md index 22de566304a..e9c3ee6e099 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveListItem.md @@ -4677,9 +4677,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9339,9 +9339,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14398,9 +14398,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19120,9 +19120,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23404,9 +23404,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28524,9 +28524,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 8046aa30d9f..f605574d899 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4510,9 +4510,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9168,9 +9168,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootChild.md index 8ad95690a01..f4d3e3d7953 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgDriveRootChild.md @@ -5132,9 +5132,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9794,9 +9794,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14495,9 +14495,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19170,9 +19170,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24264,9 +24264,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29003,9 +29003,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33633,9 +33633,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDrive.md index 9149fb13ca2..987c5ba9ab3 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDrive.md @@ -4770,9 +4770,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9829,9 +9829,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14112,9 +14112,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums a - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19206,9 +19206,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23458,9 +23458,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28152,9 +28152,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33246,9 +33246,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37890,9 +37890,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42207,9 +42207,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -46885,9 +46885,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md index 0c4c9b4af93..78fa2b90d12 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md index f6bb5a0d2ee..6bee95d4777 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 9665d261f8b..cf080f16b58 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4540,9 +4540,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9198,9 +9198,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md index 50e2cc8cb87..673f5dc48ba 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md @@ -5163,9 +5163,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9825,9 +9825,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14526,9 +14526,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19201,9 +19201,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24295,9 +24295,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29034,9 +29034,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33664,9 +33664,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md index 5016d6f6a35..143f682321d 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md @@ -4681,9 +4681,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9343,9 +9343,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14402,9 +14402,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19124,9 +19124,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23408,9 +23408,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28528,9 +28528,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 6d4261b3c4c..879a0f7d9e6 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4525,9 +4525,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9183,9 +9183,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md index 02d7b7e8288..0bc5facdd3a 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareListItem.md index 0701735f914..e5b8c4be976 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareListItem.md @@ -4677,9 +4677,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9339,9 +9339,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14398,9 +14398,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19120,9 +19120,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23404,9 +23404,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28524,9 +28524,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md index 8aba827bb2f..8032d8190fe 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md @@ -5024,9 +5024,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sharedDriveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9720,9 +9720,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13973,9 +13973,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18641,9 +18641,9 @@ ITEMS : All driveItems contained in the sharing roo - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23735,9 +23735,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28379,9 +28379,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33034,9 +33034,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37416,9 +37416,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42380,9 +42380,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDrive.md index 050c7a57a62..bae0b4a4433 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDrive.md @@ -4770,9 +4770,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9829,9 +9829,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14112,9 +14112,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums a - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19206,9 +19206,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23458,9 +23458,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28152,9 +28152,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33246,9 +33246,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37890,9 +37890,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42207,9 +42207,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -46885,9 +46885,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md index 2a4f7cbbcbc..a9a502888d5 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItem.md index 286d35b6a82..3555f6d66e4 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItem.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index c8c0a886658..145e5f41db1 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4540,9 +4540,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9198,9 +9198,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md index 987488b981c..0a5a69000bc 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md @@ -5163,9 +5163,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9825,9 +9825,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14526,9 +14526,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19201,9 +19201,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24295,9 +24295,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29034,9 +29034,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33664,9 +33664,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md index 2a397118d2c..428c74b7ddb 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md @@ -4681,9 +4681,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9343,9 +9343,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14402,9 +14402,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19124,9 +19124,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23408,9 +23408,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28528,9 +28528,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 9c31f093af0..72b80392539 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4525,9 +4525,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9183,9 +9183,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md index 928fa6111e2..1949403c5a6 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDrive.md index e21a034c248..37eb664e465 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDrive.md @@ -4796,9 +4796,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9855,9 +9855,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14138,9 +14138,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums a - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19232,9 +19232,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23484,9 +23484,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28178,9 +28178,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33272,9 +33272,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37916,9 +37916,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42233,9 +42233,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -46911,9 +46911,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItem.md index 435b53db677..56dc103352c 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItem.md @@ -5162,9 +5162,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9824,9 +9824,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14525,9 +14525,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19200,9 +19200,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24294,9 +24294,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29033,9 +29033,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33663,9 +33663,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md index 388ae13f1ee..1f6e364a346 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md @@ -4409,9 +4409,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9076,9 +9076,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13772,9 +13772,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18441,9 +18441,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 1ee8a872924..17d7bbb580f 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4558,9 +4558,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9216,9 +9216,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md index 79d1d45eba5..e93c06f57cf 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md @@ -4697,9 +4697,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9359,9 +9359,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14418,9 +14418,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19140,9 +19140,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23424,9 +23424,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28544,9 +28544,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveList.md index 4903e4ae2a5..69cb63ac705 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveList.md @@ -4714,9 +4714,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9780,9 +9780,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14804,9 +14804,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19441,9 +19441,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24127,9 +24127,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28844,9 +28844,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveListItem.md index bc7c129b763..450c1d290ac 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveListItem.md @@ -4696,9 +4696,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9358,9 +9358,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14417,9 +14417,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19139,9 +19139,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23423,9 +23423,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28543,9 +28543,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRoot.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRoot.md index 56b2d90e4db..67478d12b0b 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRoot.md @@ -5147,9 +5147,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9809,9 +9809,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14510,9 +14510,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19185,9 +19185,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24279,9 +24279,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29018,9 +29018,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33648,9 +33648,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md index 3a2d17f5158..8922f5eb114 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md @@ -4394,9 +4394,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9061,9 +9061,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13757,9 +13757,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18426,9 +18426,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 45a2d8223b2..c435e14b088 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4542,9 +4542,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9200,9 +9200,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md index 9b83404b0aa..de580c7fca4 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md @@ -4681,9 +4681,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9343,9 +9343,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14402,9 +14402,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19124,9 +19124,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23408,9 +23408,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28528,9 +28528,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDrive.md index eae6e64521d..122d05bbf54 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDrive.md @@ -4755,9 +4755,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9814,9 +9814,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14097,9 +14097,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums a - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19191,9 +19191,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23443,9 +23443,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28137,9 +28137,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33231,9 +33231,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37875,9 +37875,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42192,9 +42192,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -46870,9 +46870,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md index 5557baa7b6b..aea2f47c98c 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -5178,9 +5178,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9840,9 +9840,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14541,9 +14541,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19216,9 +19216,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24310,9 +24310,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29049,9 +29049,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33679,9 +33679,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md index b091c2d4cc2..c920df3c8d3 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md @@ -4424,9 +4424,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9091,9 +9091,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13787,9 +13787,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18456,9 +18456,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 9f0998b50d9..c271df83b13 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4573,9 +4573,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9231,9 +9231,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md index 2dffc0417be..84427cbc2af 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md @@ -4712,9 +4712,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9374,9 +9374,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14433,9 +14433,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19155,9 +19155,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23439,9 +23439,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28559,9 +28559,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md index 7823b7ab40c..b3a3249e298 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md @@ -4729,9 +4729,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9795,9 +9795,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14819,9 +14819,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19456,9 +19456,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24142,9 +24142,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28859,9 +28859,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md index 3999ce3a5a6..180c6841d92 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md @@ -4712,9 +4712,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9374,9 +9374,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14433,9 +14433,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19155,9 +19155,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23439,9 +23439,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28559,9 +28559,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index 4466ce45849..2f189fa6b6a 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -5162,9 +5162,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9824,9 +9824,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14525,9 +14525,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19200,9 +19200,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24294,9 +24294,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29033,9 +29033,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33663,9 +33663,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md index dc75db091df..6c0b64afec9 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md @@ -4409,9 +4409,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9076,9 +9076,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13772,9 +13772,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18441,9 +18441,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index b0c47b61ba8..ee03624c149 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4558,9 +4558,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9216,9 +9216,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md index 91c3c3c72ab..ee730d87aef 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md @@ -4697,9 +4697,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9359,9 +9359,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14418,9 +14418,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19140,9 +19140,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23424,9 +23424,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28544,9 +28544,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareList.md index aca7c963d0a..dfbede3afd1 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareList.md @@ -4714,9 +4714,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9780,9 +9780,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14804,9 +14804,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19441,9 +19441,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24127,9 +24127,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28844,9 +28844,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareListItem.md index bf5b4781d15..e2fd28e6a3b 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareListItem.md @@ -4737,9 +4737,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9399,9 +9399,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14458,9 +14458,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19180,9 +19180,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23464,9 +23464,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28584,9 +28584,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md index 5e73d1dbf7b..70b5b2fe60a 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md @@ -5124,9 +5124,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sharedDriveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9820,9 +9820,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14073,9 +14073,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18767,9 +18767,9 @@ ITEMS : All driveItems contained in the sharing roo - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23861,9 +23861,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28505,9 +28505,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33160,9 +33160,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37542,9 +37542,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42506,9 +42506,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDrive.md index 4969509f261..16248d76299 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDrive.md @@ -4755,9 +4755,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9814,9 +9814,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14097,9 +14097,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums a - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19191,9 +19191,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23443,9 +23443,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28137,9 +28137,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33231,9 +33231,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37875,9 +37875,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42192,9 +42192,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -46870,9 +46870,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md index 3b491cb06e3..b4f1cb6992d 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md @@ -5178,9 +5178,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9840,9 +9840,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14541,9 +14541,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19216,9 +19216,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24310,9 +24310,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29049,9 +29049,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33679,9 +33679,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md index 7e38f2a5005..cd76b0d50c5 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md @@ -4424,9 +4424,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9091,9 +9091,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13787,9 +13787,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18456,9 +18456,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 92b28052a05..cf78d12e238 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4573,9 +4573,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9231,9 +9231,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md index 3c48c5d82c4..7582a336fad 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md @@ -4712,9 +4712,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9374,9 +9374,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14433,9 +14433,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19155,9 +19155,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23439,9 +23439,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28559,9 +28559,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveList.md index bdada07084e..44b97e4a6cc 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveList.md @@ -4729,9 +4729,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9795,9 +9795,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14819,9 +14819,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19456,9 +19456,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24142,9 +24142,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28859,9 +28859,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md index 97b55230c2e..1143ea92be1 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md @@ -4712,9 +4712,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9374,9 +9374,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14433,9 +14433,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19155,9 +19155,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23439,9 +23439,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28559,9 +28559,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md index 07c38f2be30..e2eff15312f 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md @@ -5162,9 +5162,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9824,9 +9824,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14525,9 +14525,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19200,9 +19200,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for t - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24294,9 +24294,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29033,9 +29033,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33663,9 +33663,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md index 059687378fe..e9501b67cb9 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md @@ -4409,9 +4409,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9076,9 +9076,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13772,9 +13772,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18441,9 +18441,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 89b61b67dfb..ee25cecb059 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4557,9 +4557,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9215,9 +9215,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md index 854d9a22218..4b5d077ed54 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md @@ -4697,9 +4697,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9359,9 +9359,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14418,9 +14418,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19140,9 +19140,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23424,9 +23424,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28544,9 +28544,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md index ab2ff5e0726..c16d2eba907 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Files.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Files -Module Guid: 675213f1-1b7d-4db2-a1db-dda661391a3d +Module Guid: 5e670f0a-51f4-4703-ab9d-f81eec4577f8 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.files Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDrive.md index 17125d1dfcd..04a12b06ef8 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDrive.md @@ -2980,9 +2980,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5205,9 +5205,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums an - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8202,9 +8202,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10397,9 +10397,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -12988,9 +12988,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -15985,9 +15985,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18553,9 +18553,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20812,9 +20812,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23413,9 +23413,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveBundle.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveBundle.md index 0b1ecf7f069..73565646c21 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveBundle.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveBundle.md @@ -3012,9 +3012,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5636,9 +5636,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11231,9 +11231,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13893,9 +13893,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16448,9 +16448,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItem.md index 428f6eb3d10..6ebb1245460 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItem.md @@ -3012,9 +3012,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5636,9 +5636,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11231,9 +11231,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13893,9 +13893,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16448,9 +16448,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index aa2a83e7a89..a2d8174160f 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2479,9 +2479,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5060,9 +5060,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemChild.md index cffea52fdb1..10db16b157c 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveItemChild.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveListItem.md index ba2186c0c10..d83e534918d 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveListItem.md @@ -2591,9 +2591,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5555,9 +5555,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8198,9 +8198,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10421,9 +10421,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13444,9 +13444,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 82d70218758..bd242ddb632 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2464,9 +2464,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5045,9 +5045,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootChild.md index 2221cb689cd..1043dfa6177 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgDriveRootChild.md @@ -3012,9 +3012,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5636,9 +5636,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11231,9 +11231,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13893,9 +13893,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16448,9 +16448,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDrive.md index eb4beeaa167..0894d811b2e 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDrive.md @@ -3079,9 +3079,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5304,9 +5304,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums an - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8301,9 +8301,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10496,9 +10496,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13113,9 +13113,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16110,9 +16110,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18678,9 +18678,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20937,9 +20937,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23538,9 +23538,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md index 2e3e1b19b24..cd5faa44123 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveBundle.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md index f4c9e56c51b..286888fe76c 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 820228fa8e8..a5417d2fd6b 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2494,9 +2494,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5075,9 +5075,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md index 6fdcb49801d..b43c1f05df3 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemChild.md @@ -3042,9 +3042,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5666,9 +5666,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8264,9 +8264,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11261,9 +11261,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13923,9 +13923,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16478,9 +16478,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md index cfeb62216a9..21ed55b3630 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveListItem.md @@ -2595,9 +2595,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5559,9 +5559,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8202,9 +8202,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10425,9 +10425,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13448,9 +13448,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 393909c89cf..16387dab4bc 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2479,9 +2479,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5060,9 +5060,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md index 3adde115809..240a4e14ccc 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootChild.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareListItem.md index ced8a296ba2..cc26096a4df 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareListItem.md @@ -2591,9 +2591,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5555,9 +5555,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8198,9 +8198,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10421,9 +10421,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13444,9 +13444,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md index bd939923e5d..ff147c26886 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md @@ -2958,9 +2958,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sharedDriveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5577,9 +5577,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7773,9 +7773,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10364,9 +10364,9 @@ ITEMS : All driveItems contained in the sharing root - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13361,9 +13361,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -15929,9 +15929,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18508,9 +18508,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20830,9 +20830,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23768,9 +23768,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDrive.md index 4a4b2ea0bb7..d8b4f243e35 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDrive.md @@ -3079,9 +3079,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5304,9 +5304,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums an - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8301,9 +8301,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10496,9 +10496,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13113,9 +13113,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16110,9 +16110,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18678,9 +18678,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20937,9 +20937,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23538,9 +23538,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md index 1e2ef3721a6..123a18e21ce 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveBundle.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItem.md index 32b22a34da8..a2ec1f880f2 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItem.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 20d0539dd25..f9fb4c2cedb 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2494,9 +2494,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5075,9 +5075,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md index 46f78fa2268..467472243b0 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveItemChild.md @@ -3042,9 +3042,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5666,9 +5666,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8264,9 +8264,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11261,9 +11261,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13923,9 +13923,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16478,9 +16478,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md index 62c86c8810f..5a3518bb187 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveListItem.md @@ -2595,9 +2595,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5559,9 +5559,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8202,9 +8202,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10425,9 +10425,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13448,9 +13448,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 4c99c9c8f34..7adb77ae68c 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2479,9 +2479,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5060,9 +5060,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md index e159125a4d7..a5872e6862a 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/New-MgUserDriveRootChild.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDrive.md index 76b8323ec83..0d9eabafde6 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDrive.md @@ -3105,9 +3105,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5330,9 +5330,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums an - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8327,9 +8327,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10522,9 +10522,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13139,9 +13139,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16136,9 +16136,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18704,9 +18704,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20963,9 +20963,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23564,9 +23564,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItem.md index 0c947490579..d75c0123452 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItem.md @@ -3042,9 +3042,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5666,9 +5666,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8264,9 +8264,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11261,9 +11261,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13923,9 +13923,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16478,9 +16478,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md index f96eb9cd8dc..4928d13b0e9 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalytic.md @@ -2363,9 +2363,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4953,9 +4953,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7572,9 +7572,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10164,9 +10164,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index ef8ba2c0a35..c1c7dc8bc71 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2512,9 +2512,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5093,9 +5093,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md index ed4788020d9..5f6f4064b97 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveItemListItem.md @@ -2612,9 +2612,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5576,9 +5576,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8219,9 +8219,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10442,9 +10442,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13465,9 +13465,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveList.md index 1d5e0e08298..b8ee0872678 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveList.md @@ -3029,9 +3029,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5975,9 +5975,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8537,9 +8537,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11147,9 +11147,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13785,9 +13785,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveListItem.md index d8642ff9566..fdad5b1bf00 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveListItem.md @@ -2612,9 +2612,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5576,9 +5576,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8219,9 +8219,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10442,9 +10442,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13465,9 +13465,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRoot.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRoot.md index 13d28d2dac3..8a9437f9ab7 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRoot.md @@ -3027,9 +3027,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5651,9 +5651,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11246,9 +11246,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13908,9 +13908,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16463,9 +16463,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md index b8aa148695e..39f1249e0af 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalytic.md @@ -2348,9 +2348,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4938,9 +4938,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7557,9 +7557,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10149,9 +10149,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 0507cf9a7b1..b1b0a002623 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2496,9 +2496,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5077,9 +5077,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md index b516c181979..42e656778a9 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgDriveRootListItem.md @@ -2597,9 +2597,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5561,9 +5561,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8204,9 +8204,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10427,9 +10427,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13450,9 +13450,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDrive.md index 0048dec6a9a..dc6da91e7cf 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDrive.md @@ -3064,9 +3064,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5289,9 +5289,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums an - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8286,9 +8286,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10481,9 +10481,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13098,9 +13098,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16095,9 +16095,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18663,9 +18663,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20922,9 +20922,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23523,9 +23523,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md index f2acd4965b2..99061262dcb 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -3057,9 +3057,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5681,9 +5681,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8279,9 +8279,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11276,9 +11276,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13938,9 +13938,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16493,9 +16493,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md index 998dcdcb9a8..afa6e30a299 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalytic.md @@ -2378,9 +2378,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4968,9 +4968,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7587,9 +7587,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10179,9 +10179,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 58b752d013b..e1b670bfe85 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2527,9 +2527,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5108,9 +5108,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md index 78db607b4b7..b56afd72a21 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveItemListItem.md @@ -2627,9 +2627,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5591,9 +5591,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10457,9 +10457,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13480,9 +13480,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md index 75796dad6ed..a4d16868df0 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveList.md @@ -3044,9 +3044,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5990,9 +5990,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8552,9 +8552,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11162,9 +11162,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13800,9 +13800,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md index e103bc355bb..f4bdef44f86 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveListItem.md @@ -2627,9 +2627,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5591,9 +5591,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10457,9 +10457,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13480,9 +13480,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index 511b5bc1efc..18fd2246909 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -3042,9 +3042,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5666,9 +5666,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8264,9 +8264,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11261,9 +11261,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13923,9 +13923,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16478,9 +16478,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md index 3a583427ce2..9f291e2da41 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalytic.md @@ -2363,9 +2363,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4953,9 +4953,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7572,9 +7572,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10164,9 +10164,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 528094f041a..dd325f519f4 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2512,9 +2512,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5093,9 +5093,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md index 58672999668..0169fcf287d 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupDriveRootListItem.md @@ -2612,9 +2612,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5576,9 +5576,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8219,9 +8219,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10442,9 +10442,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13465,9 +13465,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareList.md index bfe673561ce..ac2b8e7b4c6 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareList.md @@ -3029,9 +3029,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5975,9 +5975,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8537,9 +8537,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11147,9 +11147,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13785,9 +13785,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareListItem.md index 3b2afbeb17b..142352f3146 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareListItem.md @@ -2652,9 +2652,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5616,9 +5616,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8259,9 +8259,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10482,9 +10482,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13505,9 +13505,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md index 2a0b6b0614d..cb70d5d0854 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgShareSharedDriveItemSharedDriveItem.md @@ -3058,9 +3058,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sharedDriveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5677,9 +5677,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7873,9 +7873,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10490,9 +10490,9 @@ ITEMS : All driveItems contained in the sharing root - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13487,9 +13487,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16055,9 +16055,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18634,9 +18634,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20956,9 +20956,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23894,9 +23894,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDrive.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDrive.md index aa1adfa3d17..252a6c0bb02 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDrive.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDrive.md @@ -3064,9 +3064,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5289,9 +5289,9 @@ BUNDLES : Collection of [bundles][bundle] (albums an - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8286,9 +8286,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10481,9 +10481,9 @@ FOLLOWING : The list of items the user is following. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13098,9 +13098,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the drive. Read-only. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16095,9 +16095,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18663,9 +18663,9 @@ LIST : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -20922,9 +20922,9 @@ ROOT : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23523,9 +23523,9 @@ SPECIAL : Collection of common folders available in - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md index 4885501ac88..4efba9656f3 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItem.md @@ -3057,9 +3057,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5681,9 +5681,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8279,9 +8279,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11276,9 +11276,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13938,9 +13938,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16493,9 +16493,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md index 6b79fe6eb06..a3807a5679c 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalytic.md @@ -2378,9 +2378,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4968,9 +4968,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7587,9 +7587,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10179,9 +10179,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 1c5a294a40c..4ab9e96c9ed 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2527,9 +2527,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5108,9 +5108,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md index bd27847b0f5..e0eca7af620 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveItemListItem.md @@ -2627,9 +2627,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5591,9 +5591,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10457,9 +10457,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13480,9 +13480,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveList.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveList.md index dfa2ae3c776..88fd06b3685 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveList.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveList.md @@ -3044,9 +3044,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5990,9 +5990,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8552,9 +8552,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11162,9 +11162,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13800,9 +13800,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md index d65785f984c..26533550b38 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveListItem.md @@ -2627,9 +2627,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5591,9 +5591,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10457,9 +10457,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13480,9 +13480,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md index c2af1b04cd9..f847383a01a 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRoot.md @@ -3042,9 +3042,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5666,9 +5666,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8264,9 +8264,9 @@ CHILDREN : Collection containing Item objects for th - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11261,9 +11261,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13923,9 +13923,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16478,9 +16478,9 @@ LISTITEM : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md index 436ce18242d..78d19ef7cba 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalytic.md @@ -2363,9 +2363,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4953,9 +4953,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7572,9 +7572,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10164,9 +10164,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 53fa4185903..ac3e5ff596e 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2511,9 +2511,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5092,9 +5092,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md index 3bbb7dfb8b0..dcab30cd677 100644 --- a/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md +++ b/src/Files/Files/docs/v1.0/Update-MgUserDriveRootListItem.md @@ -2612,9 +2612,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5576,9 +5576,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8219,9 +8219,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10442,9 +10442,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13465,9 +13465,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md index bfb09e6f10a..bdb4608b14b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md index 7dd3b02cf9b..1a47098f444 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md @@ -242,6 +242,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md index 3b67ed94d4c..1d42b19864d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSite.md index 31804cde908..7da89608174 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSite.md @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Invoke action add ### AddExpanded (Default) ``` -Add-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] +Add-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Add-MgGroupSite -InputObject ### AddViaIdentityExpanded ``` Add-MgGroupSite -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] - [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] + [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` ## DESCRIPTION @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Accept wildcard characters: False To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for VALUE properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] Parameter Sets: AddExpanded, AddViaIdentityExpanded Aliases: @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable ## OUTPUTS -### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1 ## NOTES @@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the BODYPARAMETER : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[Value ]`: + - `[Value ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -1041,7 +1041,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -1113,7 +1113,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -1150,7 +1150,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -2234,7 +2234,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -2754,7 +2754,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -2768,7 +2768,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -4838,7 +4838,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -4865,6 +4865,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} @@ -4897,7 +4898,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart -VALUE : . +VALUE : . - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -5760,7 +5761,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -5832,7 +5833,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -5869,7 +5870,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -6953,7 +6954,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -7473,7 +7474,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -7487,7 +7488,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -9557,7 +9558,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md index 0870e3feea7..6cf23a764e3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md index 85a92fc1767..ca9167c371a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md @@ -242,6 +242,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md index bffec442313..65a402a73df 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md @@ -242,6 +242,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md index 79d4678ee90..bcdd7970f52 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md @@ -257,6 +257,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md index 409ca003225..8ba19369cd3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -197,6 +197,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md index f75fe5966e6..e0f6036d3c5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md @@ -130,6 +130,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md index 2bf422836c9..6e80ff619e0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md index fdbed2d861b..40c7a0a8386 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md @@ -197,6 +197,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md index c17a1d2cfb3..fc870538b90 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md @@ -252,6 +252,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md index b5b5838b301..ba7426a998b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md @@ -212,6 +212,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSignature.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSignature.md index 45513b6a63d..87d5c8ef58a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSignature.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Confirm-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSignature.md @@ -246,6 +246,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md index ccc1ed8881e..f2027f39266 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -262,6 +262,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md index 94a874cdb36..3042217d702 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md @@ -300,6 +300,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index 130605f773b..562c3219c39 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -246,6 +246,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md index f6f0bf16d6d..6e58fc6322b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md index e15cd441b5b..7ada010b7ce 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md @@ -279,6 +279,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md index 6f5031f96d9..bbf75cade67 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md @@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md index db683174162..f7d0fd5abd6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md @@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md index 3b7a6325cb1..4d7b8d4f8db 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md @@ -299,6 +299,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md index 70279d725ac..1c734637b05 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md @@ -315,6 +315,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroup.md index 1fc456dc6ce..8bf8d6a7a9d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroup.md @@ -394,6 +394,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md index 759345b29a6..0f87d466e70 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md @@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md index f3591c93580..e743e441632 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md @@ -285,6 +285,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversation.md index f9abaa204c3..1c073afd861 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversation.md @@ -283,6 +283,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md index 0a27323e6b7..84a36d1612d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -288,6 +288,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md index 4e5e65d559a..9ee1420f3c7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md @@ -311,6 +311,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md index 44232c51a3c..641decc4444 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -322,6 +322,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 2c5ae7ca74d..14eab0a6e0e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -313,6 +313,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 101e7653584..dbbf39eb3ec 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -322,6 +322,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index e412acaa7fd..057b64d620d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -313,6 +313,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md index f831005d69c..4dcdfe051ae 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md @@ -305,6 +305,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 0bc916d22aa..f805f1dc765 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -324,6 +324,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 9aaa19e1aae..9d45a0b1ea8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -325,6 +325,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md index ff9558cc7a1..4a37d56ca28 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md @@ -305,6 +305,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 2c7961f3ca0..d4916856041 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -324,6 +324,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 78271fca126..02a25db9324 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -325,6 +325,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md index 1828db0c3d1..9129aa4d4ad 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md @@ -134,6 +134,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md index 0570f130471..8d947e0cbfd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -283,6 +283,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md index b4389a4f73c..cd07ad03b1e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md @@ -310,6 +310,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md index e2318d40d6a..26296060125 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -283,6 +283,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md index d88593fd714..1e11c578ca1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md index e828a56fb77..3147ccb130a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -283,6 +283,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemDelta.md index 024e17c29ff..216b78b5d92 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemDelta.md @@ -297,6 +297,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md index 6a748ac87a5..49bda5b1c70 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md @@ -267,6 +267,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md index 071c80f6328..3df48c50eb1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md index cbe9c292bb4..57293c1deee 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -267,6 +267,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEndpoint.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEndpoint.md index 14f089106aa..ad24ef144a6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEndpoint.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEndpoint.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md index 61d672e6485..4cb0c58d561 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md @@ -252,6 +252,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupExtension.md index b9d4f36c507..c30765ccfb7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -279,6 +279,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md index 796c9281ea8..f6fdfd2a867 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -276,6 +276,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md index b02fedaaeea..2214a123087 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md index 9f5fefc047d..ba13ebccf79 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md index b74db28faf2..9f3aa6c07f4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md index b8c80495808..90cf9c41dc6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md index 79801c63ab5..a1afd76917c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md index c53d88318ce..1c053b8dae5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md index 33581e3a608..28111e5eb21 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md @@ -228,6 +228,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md index 41c641e5ba6..b43991e7932 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md @@ -212,6 +212,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md index 7f5b4460182..85195cf5eca 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md @@ -306,6 +306,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md index b127548e3b9..4205dc2255e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md index b0a04c5e0b3..0c16c2c50a0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md index e887677284e..6dfea60c7b3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md @@ -291,6 +291,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md index 8070d9be543..05a3ac83304 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md index 9de049791e8..04f231eab1e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md index e1cb0508d4a..d2e134b4ba7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md index 50b38287b4b..72b87b31600 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md index 33a471bf44f..a8179f16680 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md index ebe08924f0b..a1e8f2d7d07 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md index 2769ae4eca3..51c7178a4e0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md @@ -213,6 +213,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md index 3884bbb711e..e7d0d9101a3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md @@ -190,6 +190,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md index 11f676081f3..95ed0a489b7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md index 78686d545b1..8742c933b3c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md index 6000d1cf63c..092e0c328f8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md index 8dd4561408e..8b8600b8371 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md index c359c87fadb..f0b5abe4dca 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md index 214c868008b..a72213ed569 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index 793dd49ac9c..39eb02ae1d4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -284,6 +284,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md index 10a829617e1..87835f54a79 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md @@ -213,6 +213,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md index a41bef11939..b9d7fe26a78 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md @@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md index 55424ea617c..d5ca5149d4d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md @@ -243,6 +243,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md index 93ae174654e..0c3321623e1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantUserOwnedObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantUserOwnedObject.md index 70e4d5119e0..f8a879cf3e3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantUserOwnedObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantUserOwnedObject.md @@ -213,6 +213,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md index c79343babb5..45a4b833ef3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md index 2bd63ea5a93..1471f77ae2d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md @@ -154,6 +154,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketDelta.md index 5a2aff3dd37..7ce10fc63f7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketDelta.md @@ -268,6 +268,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketTaskDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketTaskDelta.md index d0ef1f2355d..cdb81c2256c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketTaskDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanBucketTaskDelta.md @@ -283,6 +283,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanDelta.md index 1e2638b95eb..a6a15b0e9a1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanDelta.md @@ -252,6 +252,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanTaskDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanTaskDelta.md index 78de1a4c07a..69c1e75ed31 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanTaskDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupPlannerPlanTaskDelta.md @@ -268,6 +268,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSetting.md index 1fd0d41c1fd..aced649db0d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -275,6 +275,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md index 5030b2f9a2a..7481c678971 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md @@ -267,6 +267,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md index 2e05c25249a..49cda045d88 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md index 848fbbd0ece..767bce6328e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable ## OUTPUTS -### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1 ## NOTES @@ -128,6 +128,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md index 400556e73ee..1e661d83651 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteDelta.md index b7835a05218..8b572789096 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteDelta.md @@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable ## OUTPUTS -### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1 ## NOTES @@ -252,6 +252,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md index 84ab6c8da57..f7e4f751629 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md index 735a569d0f1..c7aece46023 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -298,6 +298,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemDelta.md index 85001cdc957..ea4cf7a02ae 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemDelta.md @@ -310,6 +310,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutHorizontalSectionColumnWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutHorizontalSectionColumnWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md index 785184527a2..88aa3d8e28b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutHorizontalSectionColumnWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutHorizontalSectionColumnWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutVerticalSectionWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutVerticalSectionWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md index ae385eaa454..345e21687e2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutVerticalSectionWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageCanvaLayoutVerticalSectionWebpartPositionOfWebPart.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartByPosition.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartByPosition.md index d3c6d8dc8e9..32d0b211262 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartByPosition.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartByPosition.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartPositionOfWebPart.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartPositionOfWebPart.md index 1f38ea20106..d7ea3990421 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartPositionOfWebPart.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupSitePageWebPartPositionOfWebPart.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThread.md index 127ea2576d2..2098b45b902 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThread.md @@ -269,6 +269,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md index b44cd78aeb2..5e2cf3749c8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md index f7e50e51ea1..e1d9e5bd025 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -303,6 +303,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index ec05dcfb746..1c7a0ebf07f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -305,6 +305,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 76c29573797..51dbc690bb0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -305,6 +305,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 284f39dbd06..59343d84bed 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md index 8600c3b405e..dd29a8a500c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md @@ -288,6 +288,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 75a82364942..4e6183cc87f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 59dd2b109a4..71413193996 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md index a4bb842b05e..13949304bed 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md @@ -288,6 +288,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 54bcc04b5c2..7e377cd9752 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 98b3d7228fd..8fb726a7d86 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md index b77064d7bef..9a553953c88 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md @@ -300,6 +300,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md index 6f27b30bf68..1efb4fbdd53 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md index b97c1c83ac9..0330f899d94 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md index d08493c4fa4..47b8a1727ee 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md index fe0749c5764..8ed6d957a90 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md index b09a7a55e52..be04c291497 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md index 8eb35c5ff6f..5f524d09426 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md index f703b372748..27e93b318ff 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md @@ -300,6 +300,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md index c610532abb7..ba3ed62edd9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md index 4a5f3538e34..dbbd0a40883 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md index 9aaedc6972c..3e8a5716469 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md index bc638bf95be..f464ae5c009 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md @@ -273,6 +273,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md index 30156dd2a0f..848c92b863a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md @@ -273,6 +273,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md index dca556e8213..786e4d74c12 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md index 7c46e7146d5..99e420f0505 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md index 0ed74b1f75f..94c0c000aeb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md index 7c6e16b93ed..f559f01760b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionDecrypt.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionDecrypt.md index 7517ae9c486..43749c53eef 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionDecrypt.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionDecrypt.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionEncrypt.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionEncrypt.md index 6566f14b754..7f5fd5dc4db 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionEncrypt.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgBufferGroupSiteInformationProtectionEncrypt.md @@ -230,6 +230,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md index d90dcae1df0..a3ff279157c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md @@ -190,6 +190,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md index 0b7b65c74b7..69cb267e13d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md @@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md index ea3fbbb67dc..5eddd335c3a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -258,6 +258,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md index 02624cae072..827f35bd50a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md @@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md index 7f3fbc4907c..e4dcfaf23f7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -172,6 +172,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md index 93d70e208c1..8d62e2e7ad8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md index 311bc773585..31285e4bd09 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md index 7c483008641..af33e6ff7a1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md @@ -173,6 +173,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md index cbd567ad626..19d8688f6c1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md @@ -173,6 +173,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md index 4a834875b7b..4a26001c887 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md @@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md index bdfd9670013..d7b167d17ff 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md @@ -146,6 +146,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabel.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabel.md index c734e44f441..3ddaf030511 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabel.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgExtractGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabel.md @@ -231,6 +231,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md index 95dba6156a0..a44be86b1a4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md @@ -160,6 +160,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md index 4fee9811431..94290060f1b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -144,6 +144,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md index 58494233b4a..fd8526f57ab 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md index 09fbdd3d8f3..effa3d96c34 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md index cdaddb2d0e5..e95d489e752 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md index 310ea4ab31f..43bbe2688c9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md @@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md index 4609337c1d6..1d206627150 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md @@ -285,6 +285,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md index cbd0ec8c480..dfdd3bdb600 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -288,6 +288,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md index e89899d3bd9..75a36e26130 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md index e5bc58ec0e6..6fac8274319 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md index f854484dfab..bb89163eb9f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md @@ -347,6 +347,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md index c1a760bb341..dfe1faf0691 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -332,6 +332,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md index fe7c2ba2a4b..a1f382b94e3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md @@ -292,6 +292,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md index 615070a14d9..f4bf9f8f965 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md index ca5bc862976..4c5af679d10 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md @@ -113,6 +113,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md index 82bedf3ff19..40df9d9b002 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md index d311b337342..0708d4884ad 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md index 8311d128965..5f15ad8e128 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md index 923b84be6fd..b274ce54f5c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md index def483150fc..1c28e856f1f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md index 591a4778d75..0eb067d1775 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md index f15245885b8..41bab6271fb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md @@ -381,6 +381,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md index ac5dcba62b7..810b82f15d1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md @@ -373,6 +373,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md index 427c5536d60..cf258c77e62 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -374,6 +374,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md index f66e0d4e1cd..c6c51a8d53e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md @@ -372,6 +372,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md index 6dda8df531b..544e25a7f88 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md @@ -384,6 +384,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md index f9e456850f7..ec5e3049bd4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -357,6 +357,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRetryGroupServiceProvisioning.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRetryGroupServiceProvisioning.md index 09c1bd18b02..877b854df5d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRetryGroupServiceProvisioning.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgRetryGroupServiceProvisioning.md @@ -145,6 +145,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSignGroupSiteInformationProtectionDigest.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSignGroupSiteInformationProtectionDigest.md index 5ae3ecafccf..592612db6d1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSignGroupSiteInformationProtectionDigest.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSignGroupSiteInformationProtectionDigest.md @@ -212,6 +212,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md index f8f14918ce5..efb051d82c6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md @@ -251,6 +251,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md index 929cb1470bb..ff679dfe411 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md @@ -250,6 +250,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md index d7a3a74e36c..e458ebef42d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md @@ -154,6 +154,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md index da1036bbaac..86afec35251 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md index d2d5d48c59e..5d44974aa97 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md index 1927aed4912..ca939ac8fe5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md index f941d7922c0..f53d8954300 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md index 61311e1b4b8..7d15c8b2bf3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md @@ -275,6 +275,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md index 16fda2cea22..0bfd9db1ad5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups -Module Guid: bf3e11c5-8c23-46e8-8457-123390348afd +Module Guid: a3d5ccf9-d04d-4bb6-ab9c-8aa63e968018 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroup.md index dfc7a86b9c9..1d348e0bb30 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroup.md @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ New-MgGroup [-AcceptedSenders ] [-AccessType < [-RejectedSenders ] [-RenewedDateTime ] [-ResourceBehaviorOptions ] [-ResourceProvisioningOptions ] [-SecurityEnabled] [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-ServiceProvisioningErrors ] - [-Settings ] [-Sites ] + [-Settings ] [-Sites ] [-Team ] [-Theme ] [-Threads ] [-TransitiveMemberOf ] [-TransitiveMembers ] [-UnseenConversationsCount ] @@ -1356,7 +1356,7 @@ Access the default site with /sites/root. To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for SITES properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded1 Aliases: @@ -2546,7 +2546,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -2618,7 +2618,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -2655,7 +2655,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -2875,7 +2875,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -3987,7 +3987,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -4080,7 +4080,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -6267,7 +6267,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -7541,7 +7541,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -7613,7 +7613,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -7650,7 +7650,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -7870,7 +7870,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -8982,7 +8982,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -9343,7 +9343,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -9357,7 +9357,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -12208,7 +12208,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -12280,7 +12280,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -12317,7 +12317,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -12537,7 +12537,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -13649,7 +13649,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -14010,7 +14010,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -14024,7 +14024,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -16518,7 +16518,7 @@ SETTINGS : Settings that can govern this grou - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. -SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. +SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -17381,7 +17381,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -17453,7 +17453,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -17490,7 +17490,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -18574,7 +18574,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -19094,7 +19094,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -19108,7 +19108,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -21178,7 +21178,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -22060,7 +22060,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -22132,7 +22132,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -22169,7 +22169,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -22794,7 +22794,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -23113,7 +23113,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -23474,7 +23474,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -25602,7 +25602,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md index 89ee239a9a3..4aaa610ff59 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversation.md index 46f97c707ad..0f4017d8181 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversation.md @@ -429,6 +429,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md index 28e273e28ee..d70f5f37970 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -447,6 +447,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md index b1de51c2569..358070fda18 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -337,6 +337,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md index 75af689dd88..bb5e0fa8bfd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 3b956480321..faafdb38b84 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 108b5de0ff7..2cb6ea9dae0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -337,6 +337,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md index 66b2e19ea7b..9e359b6192b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 1df4869afe6..54fd0894389 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md index 6c0e167dff9..38a437348f2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md @@ -396,6 +396,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index ee7e611d7d9..301180d7c3e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 79047cbc3ab..0e67e77bda8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md index b429cb861d3..2076bb93ecd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md @@ -395,6 +395,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 7e0d889631a..cfc8dcc1b15 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index b7e0d5f200d..d6432646cfe 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md index c62c5e8dec8..87d739ca5cb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md @@ -347,6 +347,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemListItemLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemListItemLink.md index 2102dce8bfd..d03d2eaa910 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemListItemLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemListItemLink.md @@ -331,6 +331,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md index 71bdd0ca573..0ea368a9ad4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md @@ -238,6 +238,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItemLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItemLink.md index b054d73fb96..1535bcf0995 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItemLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveListItemLink.md @@ -331,6 +331,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md index f3b87e3c213..958e00a1cd1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md @@ -332,6 +332,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootListItemLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootListItemLink.md index c5c60ed83db..2a2ba319010 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootListItemLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootListItemLink.md @@ -316,6 +316,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md index 114cc24ad1b..3d8e18ea017 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupEndpoint.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupEndpoint.md index 3511f1cca95..474cbef56f8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupEndpoint.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupEndpoint.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupExtension.md index 4c04b94cbf0..3e84f113564 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -190,6 +190,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMember.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMember.md index 252df3f12c9..0e9600a21ec 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMember.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMember.md @@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md index 2553e926ea2..e9910e5dc2c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwner.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwner.md index 0606c6d33d6..0e078c4f9f6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwner.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwner.md @@ -180,6 +180,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md index 57c99820026..13aae3859ac 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index fe4727c8e2a..38fcf013c95 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -302,6 +302,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md index 8c00713773b..d788891ae42 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSetting.md index 2a1055bcb70..139ae08920a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -269,6 +269,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItemLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItemLink.md index 2ce0ca39ba9..2579014c7b7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItemLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItemLink.md @@ -346,6 +346,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThread.md index ab7048a250e..a73ce4501fc 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThread.md @@ -440,6 +440,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md index dcdceb5eae0..e25c654273e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md index 0dd2ce86ef9..2b345d102bb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -246,6 +246,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index f644d842ef2..c022d68b00c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index f0bdb4bc52c..b936c3fbee4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md index 8cd7ee30edf..fc71ae74222 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -247,6 +247,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 77d2829b8a4..2d0f1667ac8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md index f31bcbab3d4..135cc641f8a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md @@ -379,6 +379,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index fd9290eb227..cf8a21762bd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 6724d6699f6..b65c1e5717b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md index c433c747619..6b7bacea2a1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md @@ -379,6 +379,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 8f4b246a003..685f066666e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index d36b8720a1e..4c321d080ea 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md index e9c3f09fae7..dbde1361b55 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md index 6ebbb368b6f..cadc83426fd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md index 8c70088a458..c56766aac0d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSitePage.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSitePage.md index e0d4152b431..2bbf662af83 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSitePage.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Publish-MgGroupSitePage.md @@ -175,6 +175,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroup.md index b39317e8dd0..12408cb4657 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroup.md @@ -175,6 +175,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md index 903b7304641..781a1dd68c9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md index b07394962ca..ecc854c18f8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md @@ -194,6 +194,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md index d7dca42490b..992c9abc642 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md index ce2d25773f3..4da429c33d3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 0b70f7fa9d2..0869848cfc7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 74e81ddbb93..17d6bfdca32 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 8c232a8a425..2f20a63e706 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md index f537b14f3ab..245f711d134 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMention.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index f27ad604c38..887dafcf575 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 1b1b3ff66fb..967f6cc2909 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -223,6 +223,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md index 53b4375eda1..708e4a40cc3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMention.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index cf8961458e4..8f1bfb2c977 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index b8ab4fec473..d26799586cd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -223,6 +223,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupEndpoint.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupEndpoint.md index dae63900953..9e6d52a6660 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupEndpoint.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupEndpoint.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md index 6cb92a34065..85d26e8bcd3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md index 1dc1365910b..67a0ad5634a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md index fdae30e6b54..09d6e0132e6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -197,6 +197,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md index 1a95573c370..6acacc66896 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -170,6 +170,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md index d17808dc9f8..b955186664e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md @@ -200,6 +200,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md index 0bff6f94d3b..65af8bb219f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md @@ -200,6 +200,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index 34266642bd0..ed775f9e60e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md index 09ab2d5629a..badb6736e09 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md @@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md index 38d7d945558..2ba2dd09617 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md index 972cc458135..95a7274bc8b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSite.md index be52a3d262c..d7ee357f635 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupSite.md @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Invoke action remove ### RemoveExpanded (Default) ``` -Remove-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] +Remove-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Remove-MgGroupSite -InputObject ### RemoveViaIdentityExpanded ``` Remove-MgGroupSite -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] - [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] + [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` ## DESCRIPTION @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Accept wildcard characters: False To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for VALUE properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] Parameter Sets: RemoveExpanded, RemoveViaIdentityExpanded Aliases: @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable ## OUTPUTS -### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1 ## NOTES @@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the BODYPARAMETER : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[Value ]`: + - `[Value ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -1041,7 +1041,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -1113,7 +1113,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -1150,7 +1150,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -2234,7 +2234,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -2754,7 +2754,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -2768,7 +2768,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -4838,7 +4838,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -4865,6 +4865,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} @@ -4897,7 +4898,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart -VALUE : . +VALUE : . - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -5760,7 +5761,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -5832,7 +5833,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -5869,7 +5870,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -6953,7 +6954,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -7473,7 +7474,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -7487,7 +7488,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -9557,7 +9558,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThread.md index 82918c0fa43..fb67c070d45 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThread.md @@ -194,6 +194,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md index f375339517b..0bc0f278236 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index 0a7435af202..12b5df81734 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index ce52df4e637..5dffd6da4dd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 0d5a431b016..5d8db52a180 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md index 7b2ac585db8..87a6b3111e5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMention.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index d38d5c2217f..338327d46fd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 86e09cbfb5c..e71241bf2a3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md index 0c07d7d96b0..8175c913835 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMention.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index b0be97a8b92..7986bf0f69b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 8ffd91697f7..7e2335594c4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md index 22ab2337eb2..776bc56fe19 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md index 066e0484cd0..f07ba60f278 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -262,6 +262,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index 8aad543d66f..c47940bc8b9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md index cb7142a6e63..703bfdce2d5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md index af6dca9e69c..98f70f13715 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index 381c59ddc7e..3d1af322d33 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md index 5228dc59072..bc837aaba14 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index 014d47d7e01..7b7f4729db2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -246,6 +246,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index 46b7162fd4c..3cdf4b36e0f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md index 6d73f461c31..8be06aa534f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md index 0474bcbcb7d..f8d85e669e0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index 4251d830873..de27db7dfba 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md index aecc25a31b6..e253a68dbd6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveItemPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveItemPermissionGrant.md index 2fe789da718..eb14dc42d50 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveItemPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveItemPermissionGrant.md @@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveRootPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveRootPermissionGrant.md index 1da372c2392..f8258842e14 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveRootPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupDriveRootPermissionGrant.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupSitePermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupSitePermissionGrant.md index 50779883c5d..79669126cc9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupSitePermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Revoke-MgGroupSitePermissionGrant.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDrive.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDrive.md index b2a86c5d71e..1f100e54993 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDrive.md @@ -236,6 +236,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md index 7cfaf19fa83..bfa531bf7c2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -251,6 +251,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index ab0065d796f..4d059f5da54 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -236,6 +236,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md index 516987c6dec..db13677031c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveItemSensitivityLabel.md @@ -276,6 +276,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md index c17cf3b9e2f..51e0914c5cb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupDriveRootSensitivityLabel.md @@ -261,6 +261,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupLicense.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupLicense.md index caeab145bca..6aba9ad1d06 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupLicense.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupLicense.md @@ -267,6 +267,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md index f0a013a68f7..ef9a9e8689d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md index a91b3a8027e..272cc78a000 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md index d34712b713f..2efa71aa607 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md index 3605d12dd3f..1cbf053e8e8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md index de1d756d8ce..faef6c049b4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md @@ -129,6 +129,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md index 382e3091a49..8c941f8420e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md @@ -243,6 +243,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDynamicMembership.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDynamicMembership.md index 365681420e4..d793ee28c86 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDynamicMembership.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupDynamicMembership.md @@ -209,6 +209,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md index 9dfe03c31dc..8d4c0415cf3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md @@ -262,6 +262,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupProperty.md index 5e1c5458ab9..a1fc148a56d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupProperty.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md index 63d4c81d497..6f9fae514a8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md @@ -129,6 +129,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionDataLossPreventionPolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionDataLossPreventionPolicy.md index 518c64fb46b..47731f7ccfa 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionDataLossPreventionPolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionDataLossPreventionPolicy.md @@ -278,6 +278,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelApplication.md index b285c6ec9b9..5c612910ade 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelApplication.md @@ -256,6 +256,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelClassificationResult.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelClassificationResult.md index f9562ad82ad..73c05656bc4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelClassificationResult.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelClassificationResult.md @@ -256,6 +256,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelRemoval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelRemoval.md index ca25cad0804..97ec8381c55 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelRemoval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionPolicyLabelRemoval.md @@ -256,6 +256,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabel.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabel.md index 68ef329a03c..91605514cb9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabel.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabel.md @@ -256,6 +256,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabelSublabel.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabelSublabel.md index ed6ae990be8..d42ec21c1f8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabelSublabel.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteInformationProtectionSensitivityLabelSublabel.md @@ -272,6 +272,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md index 4cfe9787e59..fcfc01a8f92 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md @@ -144,6 +144,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md index cc8a973c802..4bf0be05680 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md index c170ee8ed07..f0b25641eda 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md index 9a008f4a213..a0d810dec35 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroup.md index 9a58871aab8..c6feb677433 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroup.md @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Update-MgGroup -GroupId [-AcceptedSenders ] [-RenewedDateTime ] [-ResourceBehaviorOptions ] [-ResourceProvisioningOptions ] [-SecurityEnabled] [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-ServiceProvisioningErrors ] - [-Settings ] [-Sites ] + [-Settings ] [-Sites ] [-Team ] [-Theme ] [-Threads ] [-TransitiveMemberOf ] [-TransitiveMembers ] [-UnseenConversationsCount ] @@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ Update-MgGroup -InputObject [-AcceptedSenders ] [-RenewedDateTime ] [-ResourceBehaviorOptions ] [-ResourceProvisioningOptions ] [-SecurityEnabled] [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-ServiceProvisioningErrors ] - [-Settings ] [-Sites ] + [-Settings ] [-Sites ] [-Team ] [-Theme ] [-Threads ] [-TransitiveMemberOf ] [-TransitiveMembers ] [-UnseenConversationsCount ] @@ -1445,7 +1445,7 @@ Access the default site with /sites/root. To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for SITES properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded Aliases: @@ -2637,7 +2637,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -2709,7 +2709,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -2746,7 +2746,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -2966,7 +2966,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -4078,7 +4078,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -4171,7 +4171,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -6358,7 +6358,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -7632,7 +7632,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -7704,7 +7704,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -7741,7 +7741,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -7961,7 +7961,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -9073,7 +9073,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -9434,7 +9434,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -9448,7 +9448,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -12299,7 +12299,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -12371,7 +12371,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -12408,7 +12408,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -12628,7 +12628,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -13740,7 +13740,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -14101,7 +14101,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -14115,7 +14115,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -16301,6 +16301,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} @@ -16659,7 +16660,7 @@ SETTINGS : Settings that can govern this grou - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. -SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. +SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -17522,7 +17523,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -17594,7 +17595,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -17631,7 +17632,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -18715,7 +18716,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -19235,7 +19236,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -19249,7 +19250,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. @@ -21319,7 +21320,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acces - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -22201,7 +22202,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -22273,7 +22274,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -22310,7 +22311,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[ResourceAppId ]`: ID of the Azure AD app that is hosting the resource. Read-only. - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -22935,7 +22936,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -23254,7 +23255,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -23615,7 +23616,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced directorySettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -25743,7 +25744,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[ModerationSettings ]`: channelModerationSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AllowNewMessageFromBots ]`: Indicates whether bots are allowed to post messages. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md index 132979ee9a8..02fcd7d2b1d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -457,6 +457,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md index fff46ec1a0c..8eed7459ce2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md @@ -659,6 +659,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 6506d7af9b4..e7d5ffde374 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -268,6 +268,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index f9b9358a88f..eefd069e36a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -268,6 +268,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 0f2116e9eb8..4cc1d4afdbf 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -293,6 +293,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index ae8a7af4089..fc5f7887373 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 3bac222c937..8be92bf35f9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -293,6 +293,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 9b04c9831eb..ef2f625d9f9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupEndpoint.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupEndpoint.md index e2605b01128..a0690a3d0a0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupEndpoint.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupEndpoint.md @@ -327,6 +327,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupExtension.md index 7f4bdf6d9c3..b8f45729eb1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md index 10a822b3b15..2d9cf7cdcc9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -278,6 +278,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md index edf762d4acb..b365868ed60 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md @@ -240,6 +240,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index cddc8b7b161..fc44bb02a76 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -335,6 +335,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md index b61d4c9adc8..a49b5eb21e6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSetting.md index a553c4745c1..65166f14e99 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -281,6 +281,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThread.md index a106c5ee378..b938287a99a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThread.md @@ -458,6 +458,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPost.md index 66d81f54ecd..86f0ad6d2fd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPost.md @@ -644,6 +644,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index fdc4955a059..e04e2f8d2c9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -273,6 +273,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 62e058dde21..c9f31fbd3fd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 6843135600b..0514d11ab1c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 1e0c1853205..61a0b6ad59e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 00e2c53ac95..dfd2ba7c71c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index efb81ee2606..9640f4c555b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md index 9bf2c0c16df..da920017c52 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopy.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md index 6411f454285..9dbc5072be3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md @@ -242,6 +242,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md index d614ee1470c..3e41b27a9dd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupFavorite.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSite.md index ebc7544a364..5c06b363bec 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSite.md @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Invoke action add ### AddExpanded1 (Default) ``` -Add-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] +Add-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Add-MgGroupSite -InputObject ### AddViaIdentityExpanded1 ``` Add-MgGroupSite -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] - [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] + [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` ## DESCRIPTION @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Accept wildcard characters: False To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for VALUE properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] Parameter Sets: AddExpanded1, AddViaIdentityExpanded1 Aliases: @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable ## OUTPUTS -### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1 +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite ## NOTES @@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the BODYPARAMETER : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[Value ]`: + - `[Value ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -568,7 +568,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -635,7 +635,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -651,7 +651,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -1545,7 +1545,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Returned by default. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -1627,7 +1627,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -1958,7 +1958,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -2760,7 +2760,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -2788,6 +2788,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} @@ -2820,7 +2821,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart -VALUE : . +VALUE : . - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -3210,7 +3211,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -3277,7 +3278,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -3293,7 +3294,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -4187,7 +4188,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Returned by default. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -4269,7 +4270,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -4600,7 +4601,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -5402,7 +5403,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md index 7df718688b4..fd5210b6cf0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopy.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md index 210553f5358..4846f6f1281 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md @@ -242,6 +242,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md index dfc44d75778..401c3af40e2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopy.md @@ -242,6 +242,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md index 1f455ff988f..ff3064546ca 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCopyFromContentTypeHub.md @@ -257,6 +257,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md index b5ca44af01f..3efd0f9ee02 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Add-MgGroupToLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -197,6 +197,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md index b2cfc1fcb28..43a528af331 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupGrantedPermissionForApp.md @@ -130,6 +130,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md index 4b445e1ff4b..61ffce6feb1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberGroup.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md index d444aee6c47..f0391dec322 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupMemberObject.md @@ -197,6 +197,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md index d30963ed5ef..c9561ca6679 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md @@ -252,6 +252,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md index c6f76bf7109..f2599e1dde5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md @@ -212,6 +212,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..1d1de0b2061 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/confirm-mggroupsettingtemplatemembergroup +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action checkMemberGroups + +## SYNTAX + +### CheckExpanded (Default) +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -GroupSettingTemplateId [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-GroupIds ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Check +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -GroupSettingTemplateId + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### CheckViaIdentity +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -InputObject + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### CheckViaIdentityExpanded +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-GroupIds ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action checkMemberGroups + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: CheckExpanded, CheckViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths15V2Yw0GroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphCheckmembergroupsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema +Parameter Sets: Check, CheckViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -GroupIds +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: CheckExpanded, CheckViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Check, CheckExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: CheckViaIdentity, CheckViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths15V2Yw0GroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphCheckmembergroupsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.String + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : . + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[GroupIds ]`: + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..2ad9ae42a6e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/confirm-mggroupsettingtemplatememberobject +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action checkMemberObjects + +## SYNTAX + +### CheckExpanded (Default) +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -GroupSettingTemplateId + [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Ids ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Check +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -GroupSettingTemplateId + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### CheckViaIdentity +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -InputObject + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### CheckViaIdentityExpanded +``` +Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-Ids ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action checkMemberObjects + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: CheckExpanded, CheckViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPathsLn8219GroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphCheckmemberobjectsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema +Parameter Sets: Check, CheckViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Check, CheckExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Ids +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: CheckExpanded, CheckViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: CheckViaIdentity, CheckViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPathsLn8219GroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphCheckmemberobjectsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.String + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : . + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[Ids ]`: + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md index 096909482ba..b34fc5fb1ff 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -262,6 +262,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md index bddf3745e80..7708a4f7514 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md @@ -300,6 +300,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index 851240c42bd..601ce579832 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -246,6 +246,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md index 85317582c54..4a8bdf516b3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteNotebook.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md index b3ac1f3c8a7..06ed4029627 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenotePageToSection.md @@ -279,6 +279,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md index 71b78f86017..77ee997c730 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToNotebook.md @@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md index 917bcb492bf..657eb17fe55 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupOnenoteSectionToSectionGroup.md @@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md index e140f79bdf0..161176fb263 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md @@ -299,6 +299,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md index 94ce76d58e2..c2023bc7bc7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Copy-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeToDefaultContentLocation.md @@ -315,6 +315,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroup.md index c9cc20d5133..e2e3371e854 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroup.md @@ -392,6 +392,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md index 87e655bafde..bfd79cf486f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarEventDelta.md @@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md index cb5b2df79f4..bc12cd2966d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md @@ -285,6 +285,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversation.md index f3b0ae28f5c..f1f55c1a5bb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversation.md @@ -283,6 +283,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md index 6424970b23a..5a04adcb70a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -288,6 +288,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md index b0745c563a9..87f2874614e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPost.md @@ -311,6 +311,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md index 796659548fa..badc2ce830f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -320,6 +320,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 6f0aeaa3873..afea0f7f1b1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -313,6 +313,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index b9aa46441a5..77efaa36b3b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -320,6 +320,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 47cbe3f9a9c..f4eca930a34 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -313,6 +313,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 96f9ce872b2..33f4c7a4719 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -324,6 +324,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index ccfbcbbe008..a4e58aefc66 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -325,6 +325,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 19d4c856436..77d78fbc8c9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -324,6 +324,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 9060f49e393..f1de60e7715 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -325,6 +325,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md index 69636cd386d..56043e1ba6d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupCreatedOnBehalfOf.md @@ -134,6 +134,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md index da4796ce4ec..c53cd067069 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -297,6 +297,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md index 93dd2d0b556..fd57ef5c6e6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemDelta.md @@ -310,6 +310,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md index ec515f09dfe..a585eb04fce 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveItemListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -297,6 +297,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md index 7df8726670e..6e4f589aae6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md index 08d6c2ef299..10d51bdefda 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -297,6 +297,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md index cf9b4b71f23..66ff10e8c2f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootActivityByInterval.md @@ -281,6 +281,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md index 20420111e6d..b69c905dfb9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootDelta.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md index c8f672c4722..0b04945583f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupDriveRootListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -281,6 +281,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md index f1053673225..1e854e3d7cf 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupEventDelta.md @@ -252,6 +252,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupExtension.md index abe3c4025e5..2683cd3435e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -279,6 +279,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md index 1f60375b788..bb83c87fab2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -276,6 +276,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md index 797c75b9f45..2b996124116 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsApplication.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md index 514aef9e0f7..d2bd4f2d98d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md index 04d5586115f..c802ff65044 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md index cf05cfa7560..ac7fdd4cb1c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsOrgContact.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md index 57315d65e64..ec10f39d823 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md index c08e7d8521c..7fb202dd5f5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md index 98d3b8a822f..215a17fe59f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberGroup.md @@ -228,6 +228,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md index f2c9c746617..fd7b98aeb8a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberObject.md @@ -212,6 +212,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md index dbcdaec8340..03bf1aab007 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOf.md @@ -306,6 +306,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md index 39a4563e5ef..eef2922a567 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md index 416e3891fdd..a330b6df6ba 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberOfAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md index 2147fb855a4..a03c355f0a8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseError.md @@ -291,6 +291,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md index cb9f97562bb..c23a3746826 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsApplication.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md index dc25436c065..88288fa9e54 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md index 6003cf2329e..077b8352525 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md index 671c5c35ff1..57f6e3e7518 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsOrgContact.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md index 86ee44df630..a91d815fe35 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md index 8bb344637e2..1ec2d485821 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupMemberWithLicenseErrorAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md index afcc18dae14..028b8a3f29f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteNotebookFromWebUrl.md @@ -213,6 +213,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md index b617a9e0202..2d0e42fa90a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOnenoteRecentNotebook.md @@ -190,6 +190,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md index da5e496292a..b839a576c32 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsApplication.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md index 572c5f6aee2..f7444bd075f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md index a6e8bf0c881..db00b1f5dc6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md index a8c0bdb461a..2a5f20ddf2a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsOrgContact.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md index ade2d96e930..89d5a722f89 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md index 59c2a21502a..87034977db1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupOwnerAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index c50a90a761b..649c7a4d8ec 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -284,6 +284,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantAvailableExtensionProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantAvailableExtensionProperty.md index d30862d89c3..f335a37e4b0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantAvailableExtensionProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantAvailableExtensionProperty.md @@ -197,6 +197,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md index c3f37cde9ea..264bad9afa0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantById.md @@ -213,6 +213,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md index b8f19d91643..e12a36cf0e2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantDelta.md @@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md index fb6cafeaa05..cd47cbb9cbe 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberGroup.md @@ -243,6 +243,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md index b1a7e1eefa8..2a17a66cfd8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md index c78878b8756..1b681297197 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhoto.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md index ad8b959df67..98a09627cf1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupPhotoContent.md @@ -154,6 +154,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSetting.md index 637dbeb8c34..ca5ad336195 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..0f5c8695e85 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty.md @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/get-mggroupsettingtemplateavailableextensionproperty +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action getAvailableExtensionProperties + +## SYNTAX + +### GetExpanded (Default) +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-IsSyncedFromOnPremises] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Get +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action getAvailableExtensionProperties + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths4WzkziGroupsettingtemplatesMicrosoftGraphGetavailableextensionpropertiesPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema +Parameter Sets: Get +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -IsSyncedFromOnPremises +. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths4WzkziGroupsettingtemplatesMicrosoftGraphGetavailableextensionpropertiesPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema + +## OUTPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphExtensionProperty + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : . + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[IsSyncedFromOnPremises ]`: + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..150b68cea9a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById.md @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/get-mggroupsettingtemplatebyid +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action getByIds + +## SYNTAX + +### GetExpanded (Default) +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Ids ] [-Types ] + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Get +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action getByIds + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPathsRyc91VGroupsettingtemplatesMicrosoftGraphGetbyidsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema +Parameter Sets: Get +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Ids +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Types +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPathsRyc91VGroupsettingtemplatesMicrosoftGraphGetbyidsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema + +## OUTPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphDirectoryObject + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : . + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[Ids ]`: + - `[Types ]`: + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..e0158d958b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta.md @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/get-mggroupsettingtemplatedelta +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke function delta + +## SYNTAX + +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta [-Filter ] [-Property ] [-Search ] [-Skip ] + [-Sort ] [-Top ] [-All] [-CountVariable ] [-PageSize ] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke function delta + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -All +List all pages. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -CountVariable +Specifies a count of the total number of items in a collection. +By default, this variable will be set in the global scope. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: CV + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Filter +Filter items by property values + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -PageSize +Sets the page size of results. + +```yaml +Type: System.Int32 +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Property +Select properties to be returned + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: Select + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Search +Search items by search phrases + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Skip +Skip the first n items + +```yaml +Type: System.Int32 +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Sort +Order items by property values + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: OrderBy + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Top +Show only the first n items + +```yaml +Type: System.Int32 +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: Limit + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +## OUTPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphDirectoryObject + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..f6b13f4857a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,297 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/get-mggroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplate +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate + +## SYNOPSIS +A group setting template represents a template of settings from which settings may be created within a tenant. +This operation allows retrieval of the properties of the groupSettingTemplate object, including the available settings and their defaults. + +## SYNTAX + +### List (Default) +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate [-ExpandProperty ] + [-Filter ] [-Property ] [-Search ] [-Skip ] [-Sort ] + [-Top ] [-All] [-CountVariable ] [-PageSize ] [] +``` + +### Get +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -GroupSettingTemplateId + [-ExpandProperty ] [-Property ] [] +``` + +### GetViaIdentity +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -InputObject + [-ExpandProperty ] [-Property ] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +A group setting template represents a template of settings from which settings may be created within a tenant. +This operation allows retrieval of the properties of the groupSettingTemplate object, including the available settings and their defaults. + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -All +List all pages. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -CountVariable +Specifies a count of the total number of items in a collection. +By default, this variable will be set in the global scope. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: CV + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -ExpandProperty +Expand related entities + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: Expand + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Filter +Filter items by property values + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Get +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: GetViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -PageSize +Sets the page size of results. + +```yaml +Type: System.Int32 +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Property +Select properties to be returned + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: Select + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Search +Search items by search phrases + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Skip +Skip the first n items + +```yaml +Type: System.Int32 +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Sort +Order items by property values + +```yaml +Type: System.String[] +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: OrderBy + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Top +Show only the first n items + +```yaml +Type: System.Int32 +Parameter Sets: List +Aliases: Limit + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +## OUTPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphGroupSettingTemplate + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..0252da6b1a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/get-mggroupsettingtemplatemembergroup +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action getMemberGroups + +## SYNTAX + +### GetExpanded (Default) +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -GroupSettingTemplateId [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-SecurityEnabledOnly] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Get +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -GroupSettingTemplateId + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### GetViaIdentity +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -InputObject + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### GetViaIdentityExpanded +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-SecurityEnabledOnly] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action getMemberGroups + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded, GetViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths5WxavkGroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphGetmembergroupsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema +Parameter Sets: Get, GetViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Get, GetExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: GetViaIdentity, GetViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -SecurityEnabledOnly +. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded, GetViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths5WxavkGroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphGetmembergroupsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.String + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : . + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[SecurityEnabledOnly ]`: + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..19d098be63c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/get-mggroupsettingtemplatememberobject +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action getMemberObjects + +## SYNTAX + +### GetExpanded (Default) +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -GroupSettingTemplateId [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-SecurityEnabledOnly] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Get +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -GroupSettingTemplateId + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### GetViaIdentity +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -InputObject + -BodyParameter + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### GetViaIdentityExpanded +``` +Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-SecurityEnabledOnly] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action getMemberObjects + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded, GetViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths1Bhzr9UGroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphGetmemberobjectsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema +Parameter Sets: Get, GetViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Get, GetExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: GetViaIdentity, GetViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -SecurityEnabledOnly +. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: GetExpanded, GetViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths1Bhzr9UGroupsettingtemplatesGroupsettingtemplateIdMicrosoftGraphGetmemberobjectsPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.String + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : . + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[SecurityEnabledOnly ]`: + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md index 661f50dfc9c..abf80832a89 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md @@ -281,6 +281,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md index c4aaf031d42..57137b78bfd 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteApplicableContentTypeForList.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md index c30ef5c2fcf..028765eace1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteByPath.md @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable ## OUTPUTS -### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1 +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite ## NOTES @@ -128,6 +128,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md index 0d7949a40e0..1f1fd70271e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md index 61931daa54c..549a02660cf 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeCompatibleHubContentType.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md index 7814852815c..05e1ae87fe2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSiteListItemActivityByInterval.md @@ -312,6 +312,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThread.md index 6233f5c6d2d..2b6d22deb04 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThread.md @@ -269,6 +269,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md index 3041eb30208..898dd8dc604 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPost.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md index 8c2b33d29b3..5f27c9c435a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -301,6 +301,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index f3f793e3972..8b550c743fb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -305,6 +305,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index a46740a2562..dee4dd0c3de 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -303,6 +303,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index ee235f4dbb0..1e8e8d57bc8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 7178356c819..289d47909b6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 2145cd49d44..65f173abbc6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 03a7dec7e4d..667e79290c6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 93495380cf8..ab6bf08187d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md index 2bcb3ce179c..3d972e9f01f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMember.md @@ -300,6 +300,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md index 4ae38692c3b..01b40b0ce56 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsApplication.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md index a5a4cfd802f..1494a16df8d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsDevice.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md index b729df1fb92..ad27d2fd9ab 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md index a20bfdb27b8..01c07db53d8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsOrgContact.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md index 57eb9abf3fa..a03a8566dde 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsServicePrincipal.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md index ed5eed5fc5f..bf0b86803e4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberAsUser.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md index aedeaa569cc..0871ad49a1b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOf.md @@ -300,6 +300,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md index a6ce7cf4019..fc505183f81 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsAdministrativeUnit.md @@ -290,6 +290,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md index b58af8243db..6d9dc904880 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Get-MgGroupTransitiveMemberOfAsGroup.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md index da2655276e0..0239f965b41 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md @@ -289,6 +289,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md index d33f0425b4c..5f8dcacf0ac 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md @@ -273,6 +273,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md index 98499bc1242..abfb7b48e86 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Grant-MgGroupSitePermission.md @@ -273,6 +273,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md index 313c8938597..f26d31e1e61 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md index cc09e94465e..c6a6809d425 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupCalendarEventTentatively.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md index 83022be812e..86ec05bd598 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEvent.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md index 656fba95662..43427a6bdb6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgAcceptGroupEventTentatively.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md index a5c92c57f9f..57537bc1992 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCalendarGroupCalendar.md @@ -190,6 +190,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md index 70e4e79416e..daa33161f8a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveItem.md @@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md index d69a2775fa0..a38c31d97cc 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckinGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -258,6 +258,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md index 35a552d990e..c10a02a1cf6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveItem.md @@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md index e93a8a982de..9e4e0cde767 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgCheckoutGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -172,6 +172,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md index 4e2bc704cd5..839f2838224 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md index c94772acf05..dc51c98eab1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDeclineGroupEvent.md @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md index 35999944d73..69a3e392d6b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupCalendarEventReminder.md @@ -173,6 +173,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md index 00240ff421c..d96a41095d9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgDismissGroupEventReminder.md @@ -173,6 +173,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md index 6ea1348455d..cd21b638346 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveItem.md @@ -160,6 +160,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md index 2d096b05e00..aef2ca017a8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgFollowGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -144,6 +144,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md index ccb1c8790d9..13c75367fb6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md index 1aef8839603..54d7c2f6edb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPost.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md index d81032f6c3d..1c999cb3c21 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md index cfc49d403be..749e5ef6fcb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md @@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md index 46f3b346925..8a3950b1cc4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPost.md @@ -285,6 +285,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md index 362efdef766..e8448c58b57 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgForwardGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -288,6 +288,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md index e69d817c829..6f5f9e1a501 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroup.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md index a806b0a480d..40df71bdaf6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgGraphGroupDrive.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md index f7dd1226781..52d89dc83c9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveItem.md @@ -347,6 +347,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md index e52b48a6d07..444241d7f93 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgInviteGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -332,6 +332,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md index 2a77a000ce3..e3e120930e4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveItem.md @@ -244,6 +244,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md index eb2a606a6fe..a69d3642e2f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -228,6 +228,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md index c83aba0d072..873cfeb1fd9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgPreviewGroupOnenotePage.md @@ -113,6 +113,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md index c817b2f5064..142a609ab1b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveItemSubscription.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md index 038c891db4b..db20f4058a8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveListSubscription.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md index 25d6f677d3a..34f7a2a23ea 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupDriveRootSubscription.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md index 25ef6e8368c..14d8ef393a8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReauthorizeGroupSiteListSubscription.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md index 5676e0362c9..5eb0fc9b473 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRecentGroupDrive.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md index 435490bd6f8..c71ddd9a489 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgRenewGroup.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md index 33a5cef0eb2..598a2f11fcf 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThread.md @@ -370,6 +370,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md index f24c6c65833..f3434a7af70 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPost.md @@ -362,6 +362,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md index 66d37e0fd4f..b5619f0f2bc 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -363,6 +363,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md index 3e6df5ca8f6..4295f3cd626 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThread.md @@ -361,6 +361,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md index fba8b0c1fd1..5a673f2f4ab 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPost.md @@ -343,6 +343,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md index dae086abe58..051f13aceac 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgReplyGroupThreadPostInReplyTo.md @@ -346,6 +346,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md index 4604636a07f..570aaecd90f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupCalendarEventReminder.md @@ -251,6 +251,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md index 4e2b82f21e2..89f99dca410 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSnoozeGroupEventReminder.md @@ -250,6 +250,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md index f156a45f4e1..298ba70ee1a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgSubscribeGroupByMail.md @@ -154,6 +154,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md index 3a48c400ca9..65991511075 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveItem.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md index d4b1da03ed1..70fd9f122a3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Invoke-MgUnfollowGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md index 8784b69976f..71b80033420 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupDriveListContentTypeWithHubSite.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md index 7c86046e13f..6901120cf85 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteContentTypeWithHubSite.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md index 99ffc69ba4c..b1de07e54ce 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Join-MgGroupSiteListContentTypeWithHubSite.md @@ -275,6 +275,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md index 65c553d492f..698086ffb02 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Groups.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups -Module Guid: bf3e11c5-8c23-46e8-8457-123390348afd +Module Guid: a3d5ccf9-d04d-4bb6-ab9c-8aa63e968018 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US @@ -53,6 +53,12 @@ Invoke action checkMemberGroups ### [Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject](Confirm-MgGroupPermissionGrantMemberObject.md) Invoke action checkMemberObjects +### [Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup](Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md) +Invoke action checkMemberGroups + +### [Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject](Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md) +Invoke action checkMemberObjects + ### [Copy-MgGroupDriveItem](Copy-MgGroupDriveItem.md) Invoke action copy @@ -357,6 +363,25 @@ Nullable Settings that can govern this group's behavior, like whether members can invite guest users to the group. Nullable. +### [Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty](Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty.md) +Invoke action getAvailableExtensionProperties + +### [Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById](Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById.md) +Invoke action getByIds + +### [Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta](Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta.md) +Invoke function delta + +### [Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate](Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md) +A group setting template represents a template of settings from which settings may be created within a tenant. +This operation allows retrieval of the properties of the groupSettingTemplate object, including the available settings and their defaults. + +### [Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup](Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md) +Invoke action getMemberGroups + +### [Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject](Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md) +Invoke action getMemberObjects + ### [Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval](Get-MgGroupSiteActivityByInterval.md) Invoke function getActivitiesByInterval @@ -693,6 +718,9 @@ Create new navigation property ref to rejectedSenders for groups ### [New-MgGroupSetting](New-MgGroupSetting.md) Create new navigation property to settings for groups +### [New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate](New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md) +Add new entity to groupSettingTemplates + ### [New-MgGroupThread](New-MgGroupThread.md) Create new navigation property to threads for groups @@ -805,6 +833,9 @@ Delete ref of navigation property rejectedSenders for groups ### [Remove-MgGroupSetting](Remove-MgGroupSetting.md) Delete navigation property settings for groups +### [Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate](Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md) +Delete entity from groupSettingTemplates + ### [Remove-MgGroupSite](Remove-MgGroupSite.md) Invoke action remove @@ -868,6 +899,9 @@ Invoke action restoreVersion ### [Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion](Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md) Invoke action restoreVersion +### [Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate](Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate.md) +Invoke action restore + ### [Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion](Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md) Invoke action restore @@ -910,6 +944,9 @@ Invoke action validateProperties ### [Test-MgGroupProperty](Test-MgGroupProperty.md) Invoke action validateProperties +### [Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty](Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty.md) +Invoke action validateProperties + ### [Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished](Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md) Invoke function isPublished @@ -967,6 +1004,9 @@ Update the navigation property photo in groups ### [Update-MgGroupSetting](Update-MgGroupSetting.md) Update the navigation property settings in groups +### [Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate](Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md) +Update entity in groupSettingTemplates + ### [Update-MgGroupThread](Update-MgGroupThread.md) Update the navigation property threads in groups diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroup.md index e7f2821b470..e7b4d6717d1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroup.md @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ New-MgGroup [-AcceptedSenders ] [-AdditionalPr [-Photos ] [-Planner ] [-PreferredDataLocation ] [-PreferredLanguage ] [-ProxyAddresses ] [-RejectedSenders ] [-RenewedDateTime ] [-SecurityEnabled] - [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-Settings ] [-Sites ] + [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-Settings ] [-Sites ] [-Team ] [-Theme ] [-Threads ] [-TransitiveMemberOf ] [-TransitiveMembers ] [-UnseenCount ] [-Visibility ] @@ -1162,7 +1162,7 @@ Access the default site with /sites/root. To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for SITES properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded Aliases: @@ -1818,7 +1818,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -1885,7 +1885,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -1901,7 +1901,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -2005,7 +2005,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -2896,7 +2896,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -2986,7 +2986,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -3955,7 +3955,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -4727,7 +4727,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -4794,7 +4794,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -4810,7 +4810,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -4914,7 +4914,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -5805,7 +5805,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -5895,7 +5895,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -6137,7 +6137,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -7318,7 +7318,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -7385,7 +7385,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -7401,7 +7401,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -7505,7 +7505,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -8396,7 +8396,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -8486,7 +8486,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -8728,7 +8728,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -9948,7 +9948,7 @@ SETTINGS : Settings that can govern this group's - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. -SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. +SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -10338,7 +10338,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -10405,7 +10405,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -10421,7 +10421,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -11315,7 +11315,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Returned by default. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -11397,7 +11397,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -11728,7 +11728,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -12530,7 +12530,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -12940,7 +12940,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -13007,7 +13007,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -13023,7 +13023,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -13483,7 +13483,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -13652,7 +13652,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -14812,7 +14812,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -14954,7 +14954,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md index 8cedb23a02e..3e9d57500e8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversation.md index 847bcf4ca1f..e1c423480b3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversation.md @@ -381,6 +381,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md index 01afed02740..ec41c3021d2 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -435,6 +435,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md index be3c1d32e3c..f1a68158390 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -337,6 +337,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md index a18cf8cf26d..52d67b9dc3d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 1a0c3e47864..a538d63a2c6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 2705051d7e6..8c20bf0195a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -337,6 +337,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md index 82a50f07172..d6d8e78606b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 5aee946d61c..4269b405250 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 88392a4700f..8fd7c7f32af 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 02d31ef22e6..740d903c668 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index d71a2197c5b..7c24c885535 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index febd6e79abb..6555e6b9bd9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -260,6 +260,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md index 8aa3cd5c7b1..684cb420a63 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemLink.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md index dbc9268d7f1..fefb03fb822 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveItemUploadSession.md @@ -238,6 +238,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md index 65fcc89f005..d35575df993 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootLink.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md index d12712f779a..2a6bf85f1ab 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupDriveRootUploadSession.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupExtension.md index 5902e91df50..7d940ada1ad 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -190,6 +190,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMember.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMember.md index fbe8b3b02ed..c5f4e21e820 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMember.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMember.md @@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md index 2d2938f0fe2..80f0a3275f4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupMemberByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwner.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwner.md index 149a3d7db5f..d67d36567da 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwner.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwner.md @@ -180,6 +180,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md index ad3600ff04e..cbac6935750 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index c44a1fd0bf0..01258a4d4c3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -302,6 +302,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md index c51423505e3..b37198fa9fb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSetting.md index e49ff897456..99367ef2050 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -261,6 +261,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..cd7cc86f848 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,215 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/new-mggroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplate +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate + +## SYNOPSIS +Add new entity to groupSettingTemplates + +## SYNTAX + +### CreateExpanded (Default) +``` +New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-DeletedDateTime ] [-Description ] [-DisplayName ] [-Id ] + [-Values ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Create +``` +New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate + -BodyParameter [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Add new entity to groupSettingTemplates + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +groupSettingTemplate +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphGroupSettingTemplate +Parameter Sets: Create +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -DeletedDateTime +Date and time when this object was deleted. +Always null when the object hasn't been deleted. + +```yaml +Type: System.DateTime +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Description +Description of the template. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -DisplayName +Display name of the template. +The template named Group.Unified can be used to configure tenant-wide Microsoft 365 group settings, while the template named Group.Unified.Guest can be used to configure group-specific settings. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Id +The unique idenfier for an entity. +Read-only. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Values +Collection of settingTemplateValues that list the set of available settings, defaults and types that make up this template. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for VALUES properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSettingTemplateValue[] +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphGroupSettingTemplate + +## OUTPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphGroupSettingTemplate + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : groupSettingTemplate + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[DeletedDateTime ]`: Date and time when this object was deleted. Always null when the object hasn't been deleted. + - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. + - `[Description ]`: Description of the template. + - `[DisplayName ]`: Display name of the template. The template named Group.Unified can be used to configure tenant-wide Microsoft 365 group settings, while the template named Group.Unified.Guest can be used to configure group-specific settings. + - `[Values ]`: Collection of settingTemplateValues that list the set of available settings, defaults and types that make up this template. + - `[DefaultValue ]`: Default value for the setting. + - `[Description ]`: Description of the setting. + - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting. + - `[Type ]`: Type of the setting. + +VALUES : Collection of settingTemplateValues that list the set of available settings, defaults and types that make up this template. + - `[DefaultValue ]`: Default value for the setting. + - `[Description ]`: Description of the setting. + - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting. + - `[Type ]`: Type of the setting. + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThread.md index dbdb73ca219..68b91c76f0b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThread.md @@ -428,6 +428,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md index 3fedba41ef8..b0570ed5de3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md index b00ec13dc42..e07c5037cee 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -246,6 +246,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index e4229240252..ac6566c7951 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 288b10761e8..b68709f638a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -309,6 +309,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md index 95053f408fb..8a9c23594c8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachmentUploadSession.md @@ -247,6 +247,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 80117399682..0a8ba830095 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 053403152f8..164df8909d4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 9712afa9f4c..d8e3eddb500 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index c05cd17a443..2aa25e9c98a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 7d9b2c19a20..e99af0660b0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md index 95c499d4122..3823229d4d7 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md index 906a43cb0f8..09773d72c09 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md index d1a1a21085c..c3003e9e998 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Publish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroup.md index 2ab6e651437..fbbe02f66fb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroup.md @@ -175,6 +175,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md index 5d164d60a3a..84e01ef6b82 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupAcceptedSenderByRef.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md index c0b5e910464..03c64db2683 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversation.md @@ -194,6 +194,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md index addbf5c8c34..a59da4ce25d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md index 54178741094..5ceab0d54f4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 9854a9852c0..efc706935eb 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 9f5bd25a1ba..6ea1e60c88a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 847baf10367..730e698aa13 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index bedc168d142..93c36cea640 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 2bbc8a7740b..0bba0ce502f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -223,6 +223,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 1c1f8707b4a..d5f005537f3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 200739959a4..925391d454f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -223,6 +223,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md index 77bdee64673..e55a27550af 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md index 03b2ec13769..d974c2e065a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFavorite.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md index 40fca5a845d..7b2d44b2677 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupFromLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -197,6 +197,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md index 4c19ac5290e..cd60c72bfe1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -170,6 +170,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md index 27a88374b75..fdc466f7da9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupMemberByRef.md @@ -200,6 +200,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md index c6a2c055635..01e861f9ce3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupOwnerByRef.md @@ -200,6 +200,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index 63dcaed1f11..8321ac8c6cf 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md index b6c4854b4a7..4f34f20363c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupPhoto.md @@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md index 2de2be5f524..556fa84891f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupRejectedSenderByRef.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md index a6f191c7d0c..234d2786c5f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -188,6 +188,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..d34d69e7c82 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,198 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/remove-mggroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplate +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate + +## SYNOPSIS +Delete entity from groupSettingTemplates + +## SYNTAX + +### Delete (Default) +``` +Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -GroupSettingTemplateId + [-IfMatch ] [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### DeleteViaIdentity +``` +Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -InputObject + [-IfMatch ] [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Delete entity from groupSettingTemplates + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Delete +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -IfMatch +ETag + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: DeleteViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -PassThru +Returns true when the command succeeds + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.Boolean + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSite.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSite.md index 9ad64bb1d19..e130c456884 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSite.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSite.md @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Invoke action remove ### RemoveExpanded1 (Default) ``` -Remove-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] +Remove-MgGroupSite -GroupId [-AdditionalProperties ] [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Remove-MgGroupSite -InputObject ### RemoveViaIdentityExpanded1 ``` Remove-MgGroupSite -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] - [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] + [-Value ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] ``` ## DESCRIPTION @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Accept wildcard characters: False To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for VALUE properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] Parameter Sets: RemoveExpanded1, RemoveViaIdentityExpanded1 Aliases: @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable ## OUTPUTS -### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1 +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite ## NOTES @@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the BODYPARAMETER : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[Value ]`: + - `[Value ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -568,7 +568,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -635,7 +635,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -651,7 +651,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -1545,7 +1545,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Returned by default. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -1627,7 +1627,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -1958,7 +1958,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -2760,7 +2760,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -2788,6 +2788,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} @@ -2820,7 +2821,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart -VALUE : . +VALUE : . - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -3210,7 +3211,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -3277,7 +3278,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -3293,7 +3294,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -4187,7 +4188,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Returned by default. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -4269,7 +4270,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -4600,7 +4601,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -5402,7 +5403,7 @@ VALUE : . - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThread.md index 75b020039f4..a3829f45c1d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThread.md @@ -194,6 +194,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md index b97d917cbb3..a52114ee15c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostAttachment.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index 7b1e4e309d8..5c9e898108a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md index 0040f861344..5bb9a9d9ba5 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToAttachment.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index c408595e00b..f582959c4ad 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 92c3f4ee03a..106b1901d1b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index dba5546a8da..cbaa3150f1d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 7034977dccc..a5ee0614241 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 01757841f45..f05edb74989 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md index 5702155c0fc..9b8bc24c2bc 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Reset-MgGroupUnseenCount.md @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md index 88f2139ef25..98864446419 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -262,6 +262,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index d46de9c2bbb..fb5d575b19a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md index 997d238c7cc..45e46d94899 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemListItemVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md index ea18cf989fe..f2174f9e640 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveItemVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index 4e952ef0761..bbbb89855df 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md index 7dc841f1ed3..bed76480e81 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveListItemVersion.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index 95d78c169d2..1fbc12f688f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -246,6 +246,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index 57be803126b..a466325365f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md index c5c5b437cd8..a333146e867 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootListItemVersion.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md index 62c15a1cab2..20be1b34ab3 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupDriveRootVersion.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..152e4696638 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/restore-mggroupsettingtemplate +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action restore + +## SYNTAX + +### Restore (Default) +``` +Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate -GroupSettingTemplateId [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### RestoreViaIdentity +``` +Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate -InputObject [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action restore + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Restore +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: RestoreViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +## OUTPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphDirectoryObject + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md index 2bb31080d50..e3abe87185b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemDocumentSetVersion.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md index e7f7be1e2bb..dd37fe7b5d4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSiteListItemVersion.md @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDrive.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDrive.md index fd6f8ca2596..88f088c482e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDrive.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDrive.md @@ -236,6 +236,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md index b876ffd3eaa..d71249501c6 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveItem.md @@ -251,6 +251,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md index 425a18fd5f0..88495e0b699 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Search-MgGroupDriveRoot.md @@ -236,6 +236,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupLicense.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupLicense.md index a829c744a91..0fcf4bef05c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupLicense.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupLicense.md @@ -267,6 +267,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md index 2239e9785ba..fb09abec225 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Set-MgGroupPhotoContent.md @@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md index c0a9ea36457..d10b999cee0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupCalendarEvent.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md index 9c8e0d9ba0e..9b15fa28e8b 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md @@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md index 39ca4439de9..694d9ce8f9e 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveItemPermission.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md index 07c15bcb63f..ad4aca38c64 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveListContentTypePublished.md @@ -129,6 +129,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md index b9c528a1f2c..f82cf5a5447 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupDriveRootPermission.md @@ -243,6 +243,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md index 7153899ffaf..ed6898a6279 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupPermissionGrantProperty.md @@ -262,6 +262,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupProperty.md index d4eeaabb23c..183f8543163 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupProperty.md @@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..399cc49154c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty.md @@ -0,0 +1,201 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/test-mggroupsettingtemplateproperty +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty + +## SYNOPSIS +Invoke action validateProperties + +## SYNTAX + +### ValidateExpanded (Default) +``` +Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty [-AdditionalProperties ] [-DisplayName ] + [-EntityType ] [-MailNickname ] [-OnBehalfOfUserId ] [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] + [] +``` + +### Validate +``` +Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty + -BodyParameter + [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Invoke action validateProperties + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: ValidateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths1Wf2XtvGroupsettingtemplatesMicrosoftGraphValidatepropertiesPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema +Parameter Sets: Validate +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -DisplayName +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: ValidateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -EntityType +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: ValidateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -MailNickname +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: ValidateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -OnBehalfOfUserId +. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: ValidateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -PassThru +Returns true when the command succeeds + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IPaths1Wf2XtvGroupsettingtemplatesMicrosoftGraphValidatepropertiesPostRequestbodyContentApplicationJsonSchema + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.Boolean + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : . + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[DisplayName ]`: + - `[EntityType ]`: + - `[MailNickname ]`: + - `[OnBehalfOfUserId ]`: + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md index 461d0bf1cc2..59a90f1fcf4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteContentTypePublished.md @@ -129,6 +129,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md index 8f028638013..9317d1db2c0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSiteListContentTypePublished.md @@ -144,6 +144,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md index fdad301542d..5cc519f1872 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupDriveListContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md index 43c7e5f7d67..379a831b2e1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteContentType.md @@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md index 0a6cd7d114b..60bc94c1b55 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Unpublish-MgGroupSiteListContentType.md @@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroup.md index e07d215f1de..af74c60d1d8 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroup.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroup.md @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Update-MgGroup -GroupId [-AcceptedSenders ] [-Planner ] [-PreferredDataLocation ] [-PreferredLanguage ] [-ProxyAddresses ] [-RejectedSenders ] [-RenewedDateTime ] [-SecurityEnabled] - [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-Settings ] [-Sites ] + [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-Settings ] [-Sites ] [-Team ] [-Theme ] [-Threads ] [-TransitiveMemberOf ] [-TransitiveMembers ] [-UnseenCount ] [-Visibility ] @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ Update-MgGroup -InputObject [-AcceptedSenders ] [-Planner ] [-PreferredDataLocation ] [-PreferredLanguage ] [-ProxyAddresses ] [-RejectedSenders ] [-RenewedDateTime ] [-SecurityEnabled] - [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-Settings ] [-Sites ] + [-SecurityIdentifier ] [-Settings ] [-Sites ] [-Team ] [-Theme ] [-Threads ] [-TransitiveMemberOf ] [-TransitiveMembers ] [-UnseenCount ] [-Visibility ] @@ -1246,7 +1246,7 @@ Access the default site with /sites/root. To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for SITES properties and create a hash table. ```yaml -Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite1[] +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSite[] Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded1, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded1 Aliases: @@ -1904,7 +1904,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -1971,7 +1971,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -1987,7 +1987,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -2091,7 +2091,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -2982,7 +2982,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -3072,7 +3072,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -4041,7 +4041,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : group - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -4813,7 +4813,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -4880,7 +4880,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -4896,7 +4896,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -5000,7 +5000,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -5891,7 +5891,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -5981,7 +5981,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -6223,7 +6223,7 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -7404,7 +7404,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -7471,7 +7471,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -7487,7 +7487,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -7591,7 +7591,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -8482,7 +8482,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -8572,7 +8572,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -8814,7 +8814,7 @@ DRIVES : The group's drives. Read-only. - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -9788,6 +9788,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} @@ -10084,7 +10085,7 @@ SETTINGS : Settings that can govern this group's - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. -SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. +SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity @@ -10474,7 +10475,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -10541,7 +10542,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -10557,7 +10558,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -11451,7 +11452,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[GivenName ]`: The given name (first name) of the user. Maximum length is 64 characters. Returned by default. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - `[HireDate ]`: The hire date of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Returned only on $select. Note: This property is specific to SharePoint Online. We recommend using the native employeeHireDate property to set and update hire date values using Microsoft Graph APIs. - `[Identities ]`: Represents the identities that can be used to sign in to this user account. An identity can be provided by Microsoft (also known as a local account), by organizations, or by social identity providers such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, and tied to a user account. May contain multiple items with the same signInType value. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq) including on null values, only where the signInType is not userPrincipalName. @@ -11533,7 +11534,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -11864,7 +11865,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. @@ -12666,7 +12667,7 @@ SITES : The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Acce - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -13076,7 +13077,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the user. - `[Roles ]`: The roles for that user. This property only contains additional qualifiers when relevant - for example, if the member has owner privileges, the roles property contains owner as one of the values. Similarly, if the member is a guest, the roles property contains guest as one of the values. A basic member should not have any values specified in the roles property. - `[VisibleHistoryStartDateTime ]`: The timestamp denoting how far back a conversation's history is shared with the conversation member. This property is settable only for members of a chat. - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Attachments ]`: References to attached objects like files, tabs, meetings etc. - `[Content ]`: The content of the attachment. If the attachment is a rich card, set the property to the rich card object. This property and contentUrl are mutually exclusive. @@ -13143,7 +13144,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[UserAction ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationUserActionTypes - `[VerdictDetails ]`: chatMessagePolicyViolationVerdictDetailsTypes - `[Reactions ]`: Reactions for this chat message (for example, Like). - - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. + - `[Replies ]`: Replies for a specified message. Supports $expand for channel messages. - `[ReplyToId ]`: Read-only. ID of the parent chat message or root chat message of the thread. (Only applies to chat messages in channels, not chats.) - `[Subject ]`: The subject of the chat message, in plaintext. - `[Summary ]`: Summary text of the chat message that could be used for push notifications and summary views or fall back views. Only applies to channel chat messages, not chat messages in a chat. @@ -13159,7 +13160,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[UserIdentityType ]`: - `[PinnedMessages ]`: A collection of all the pinned messages in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - - `[Message ]`: chatMessage + - `[Message ]`: chatMessage - `[Tabs ]`: A collection of all the tabs in the chat. Nullable. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[Configuration ]`: teamsTabConfiguration @@ -13619,7 +13620,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[ExternalUserState ]`: For an external user invited to the tenant using the invitation API, this property represents the invited user's invitation status. For invited users, the state can be PendingAcceptance or Accepted, or null for all other users. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[ExternalUserStateChangeDateTime ]`: Shows the timestamp for the latest change to the externalUserState property. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , in). - `[FaxNumber ]`: The fax number of the user. Returned only on $select. Supports $filter (eq, ne, not , ge, le, in, startsWith, and eq on null values). - - `[FollowedSites ]`: + - `[FollowedSites ]`: - `[CreatedBy ]`: identitySet - `[CreatedByUser ]`: user - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Date and time of item creation. Read-only. @@ -13788,7 +13789,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[DataLocationCode ]`: The geographic region code for where this site collection resides. Read-only. - `[Hostname ]`: The hostname for the site collection. Read-only. - `[Root ]`: root - - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. + - `[Sites ]`: The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[TermStore ]`: store - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. @@ -14948,7 +14949,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[IsFavoriteByDefault ]`: Indicates whether the channel should automatically be marked 'favorite' for all members of the team. Can only be set programmatically with Create team. Default: false. - `[Members ]`: A collection of membership records associated with the channel. - `[MembershipType ]`: channelMembershipType - - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. + - `[Messages ]`: A collection of all the messages in the channel. A navigation property. Nullable. - `[SharedWithTeams ]`: A collection of teams with which a channel is shared. - `[DisplayName ]`: The name of the team. - `[Team ]`: team @@ -15090,7 +15091,7 @@ TEAM : team - `[Values ]`: Collection of name-value pairs corresponding to the name and defaultValue properties in the referenced groupSettingTemplates object. - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting (as defined by the groupSettingTemplate). - `[Value ]`: Value of the setting. - - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. + - `[Sites ]`: The list of SharePoint sites in this group. Access the default site with /sites/root. - `[Team ]`: team - `[Theme ]`: Specifies a Microsoft 365 group's color theme. Possible values are Teal, Purple, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange or Red. Returned by default. - `[Threads ]`: The group's conversation threads. Nullable. diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md index c689160ffc6..6c5aec8cc70 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThread.md @@ -445,6 +445,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md index 927fbaa60c3..51a43c46f40 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostExtension.md @@ -268,6 +268,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 82eac140a69..a493794e9e9 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -268,6 +268,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 7dfadcd9350..9c1adea3a9f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -293,6 +293,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index c2f52569d46..9a4b3d90e1d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index cb4a5509f0e..d848a45a6e0 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -293,6 +293,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 333675e14e3..9c2ce3fe6b4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupConversationThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -294,6 +294,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupExtension.md index a2c6954a544..c9e5dc1d53c 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupExtension.md @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md index 895a7d09f94..d5b47b33557 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupLifecyclePolicy.md @@ -278,6 +278,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md index de76e18d6cd..735888a8a42 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupOnenotePageContent.md @@ -240,6 +240,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md index de13d95c2fb..6ea2fb1e19d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPermissionGrant.md @@ -335,6 +335,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md index 469e5400f54..04c710b9320 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupPhoto.md @@ -245,6 +245,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSetting.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSetting.md index 46c1b62bdae..c3a9e78f9cc 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSetting.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSetting.md @@ -306,6 +306,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..a288d3ce454 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,329 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Groups +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.groups/update-mggroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplategroupsettingtemplate +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate + +## SYNOPSIS +Update entity in groupSettingTemplates + +## SYNTAX + +### UpdateExpanded (Default) +``` +Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -GroupSettingTemplateId + [-AdditionalProperties ] [-DeletedDateTime ] [-Description ] + [-DisplayName ] [-Id ] [-Values ] [-PassThru] + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Update +``` +Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -GroupSettingTemplateId + -BodyParameter [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### UpdateViaIdentity +``` +Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -InputObject + -BodyParameter [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +``` +Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate -InputObject + [-AdditionalProperties ] [-DeletedDateTime ] [-Description ] + [-DisplayName ] [-Id ] [-Values ] [-PassThru] + [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Update entity in groupSettingTemplates + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +groupSettingTemplate +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphGroupSettingTemplate +Parameter Sets: Update, UpdateViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -DeletedDateTime +Date and time when this object was deleted. +Always null when the object hasn't been deleted. + +```yaml +Type: System.DateTime +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Description +Description of the template. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -DisplayName +Display name of the template. +The template named Group.Unified can be used to configure tenant-wide Microsoft 365 group settings, while the template named Group.Unified.Guest can be used to configure group-specific settings. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -GroupSettingTemplateId +The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Update, UpdateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Id +The unique idenfier for an entity. +Read-only. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity +Parameter Sets: UpdateViaIdentity, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -PassThru +Returns true when the command succeeds + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Values +Collection of settingTemplateValues that list the set of available settings, defaults and types that make up this template. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for VALUES properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphSettingTemplateValue[] +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IGroupsIdentity + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphGroupSettingTemplate + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.Boolean + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : groupSettingTemplate + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[DeletedDateTime ]`: Date and time when this object was deleted. Always null when the object hasn't been deleted. + - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. + - `[Description ]`: Description of the template. + - `[DisplayName ]`: Display name of the template. The template named Group.Unified can be used to configure tenant-wide Microsoft 365 group settings, while the template named Group.Unified.Guest can be used to configure group-specific settings. + - `[Values ]`: Collection of settingTemplateValues that list the set of available settings, defaults and types that make up this template. + - `[DefaultValue ]`: Default value for the setting. + - `[Description ]`: Description of the setting. + - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting. + - `[Type ]`: Type of the setting. + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[AttachmentId ]`: The unique identifier of attachment + - `[ContentTypeId ]`: The unique identifier of contentType + - `[ConversationId ]`: The unique identifier of conversation + - `[ConversationThreadId ]`: The unique identifier of conversationThread + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[DirectorySettingId ]`: The unique identifier of directorySetting + - `[DocumentSetVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of documentSetVersion + - `[DriveId ]`: The unique identifier of drive + - `[DriveItemId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItem + - `[DriveItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of driveItemVersion + - `[EndDateTime ]`: Usage: endDateTime='{endDateTime}' + - `[EndpointId ]`: The unique identifier of endpoint + - `[EventId ]`: The unique identifier of event + - `[ExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of extension + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy + - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate + - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn + - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection + - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} + - `[Interval ]`: Usage: interval='{interval}' + - `[ListId ]`: The unique identifier of list + - `[ListId1 ]`: Usage: listId='{listId}' + - `[ListItemId ]`: The unique identifier of listItem + - `[ListItemVersionId ]`: The unique identifier of listItemVersion + - `[MentionId ]`: The unique identifier of mention + - `[MultiValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of multiValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[NotebookId ]`: The unique identifier of notebook + - `[OnenotePageId ]`: The unique identifier of onenotePage + - `[OnenoteSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of onenoteSection + - `[Path ]`: Usage: path='{path}' + - `[PermissionId ]`: The unique identifier of permission + - `[PlannerBucketId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerBucket + - `[PlannerPlanId ]`: The unique identifier of plannerPlan + - `[PostId ]`: The unique identifier of post + - `[ProfilePhotoId ]`: The unique identifier of profilePhoto + - `[Q ]`: Usage: q='{q}' + - `[ResourceSpecificPermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of resourceSpecificPermissionGrant + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SingleValueLegacyExtendedPropertyId ]`: The unique identifier of singleValueLegacyExtendedProperty + - `[SiteId ]`: The unique identifier of site + - `[SitePageId ]`: The unique identifier of sitePage + - `[StartDateTime ]`: Usage: startDateTime='{startDateTime}' + - `[SubscriptionId ]`: The unique identifier of subscription + - `[Token ]`: Usage: token='{token}' + - `[User ]`: Usage: User='{User}' + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WebPartId ]`: The unique identifier of webPart + +VALUES : Collection of settingTemplateValues that list the set of available settings, defaults and types that make up this template. + - `[DefaultValue ]`: Default value for the setting. + - `[Description ]`: Description of the setting. + - `[Name ]`: Name of the setting. + - `[Type ]`: Type of the setting. + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThread.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThread.md index 03b5adf0008..fabee40412a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThread.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThread.md @@ -446,6 +446,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md index e81584beb5c..bf1c2db7c87 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostExtension.md @@ -273,6 +273,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md index 639885a93b1..5d5b0a3a1a4 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToExtension.md @@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 8da41e1c3f2..fa3402be90d 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index 42baceda660..55fad2aea0f 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostInReplyToSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md index 2787b29e8fb..4b7c088af7a 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostMultiValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md index ba30665415d..e2a24bc2ce1 100644 --- a/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupThreadPostSingleValueExtendedProperty.md @@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group - `[GroupLifecyclePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of groupLifecyclePolicy - `[GroupSettingId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSetting + - `[GroupSettingTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of groupSettingTemplate - `[HorizontalSectionColumnId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSectionColumn - `[HorizontalSectionId ]`: The unique identifier of horizontalSection - `[IncludePersonalNotebooks ]`: Usage: includePersonalNotebooks={includePersonalNotebooks} diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Confirm-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateAvailableExtensionProperty.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateById.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateDelta.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberGroup.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Get-MgGroupSettingTemplateMemberObject.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/New-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Remove-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Restore-MgGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Test-MgGroupSettingTemplateProperty.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Groups/Groups/examples/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplateGroupSettingTemplate.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md b/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md index 9bb40cadd74..b6eebf697cd 100644 --- a/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md +++ b/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement -Module Guid: 0c60a61d-230a-4202-9c6a-d26d0704c712 +Module Guid: 35e7ea80-358e-4618-a591-7c67a6a30be1 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.directorymanagement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md b/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md index eb2f82fe5d9..a5514963d3d 100644 --- a/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md +++ b/src/Identity.DirectoryManagement/Identity.DirectoryManagement/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.DirectoryManagement -Module Guid: 0c60a61d-230a-4202-9c6a-d26d0704c712 +Module Guid: 35e7ea80-358e-4618-a591-7c67a6a30be1 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.directorymanagement Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md index d502f137528..d4041f786d0 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md @@ -4792,9 +4792,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9549,9 +9549,9 @@ SUBJECTS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflow.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflow.md index 95d154a9a75..099b4b42067 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflow.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Initialize-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflow.md @@ -4774,9 +4774,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9531,9 +9531,9 @@ SUBJECTS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md index 9cca2bb399e..f45c9e848e9 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance -Module Guid: 13fd1a51-e81c-454c-a598-364d24c3ca5f +Module Guid: fea5a5fe-62f3-4221-a662-cacc38bf1bb8 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.governance Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md index 4206213ed83..42409eb030c 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md @@ -4978,9 +4978,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGEASSIGNMENTPOLICIES ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9879,9 +9879,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGECATALOG : accessPackageCatalo - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14797,9 +14797,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGESINCOMPATIBLEWITH : The access pack - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19643,9 +19643,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24488,9 +24488,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29159,9 +29159,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEGROUPS : The groups whose members are inelig - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md index 5b68d283841..a6577e41e7f 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md @@ -281,13 +281,13 @@ EXISTINGASSIGNMENT : - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2720,9 +2720,9 @@ EXISTINGASSIGNMENT : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md index ff245453f02..c3bb3c6c96b 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md @@ -5127,9 +5127,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9963,9 +9963,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGECATALOG : accessPackageCatalo - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14768,9 +14768,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssi - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md index 676f77d9b7f..27a9661cfcd 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md @@ -5165,9 +5165,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10014,9 +10014,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGEASSIGNMENT : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14964,9 +14964,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAss - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md index 178cdfa273a..8aa614522be 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md @@ -5206,9 +5206,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages in this cat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10042,9 +10042,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md index 97884affbc2..2ed20d945f1 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md @@ -5064,9 +5064,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : workflow - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9833,9 +9833,9 @@ CREATEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14501,9 +14501,9 @@ EXECUTIONSCOPE : The unique identifier of the Azure AD i - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19170,9 +19170,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23856,9 +23856,9 @@ RUNS : Workflow runs. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28581,9 +28581,9 @@ TASKREPORTS : Represents the aggr - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33283,9 +33283,9 @@ TASKS : The tasks in the workflow. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -37960,9 +37960,9 @@ USERPROCESSINGRESULTS : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42655,9 +42655,9 @@ VERSIONS : The workflow vers - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md index 44b0698d423..c8e0725c4dd 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md @@ -4917,9 +4917,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : customTask - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9597,9 +9597,9 @@ CREATEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14266,9 +14266,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflowNewVersion.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflowNewVersion.md index 5b26aadd40e..94bc8cc755a 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflowNewVersion.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowDeletedItemWorkflowNewVersion.md @@ -4764,9 +4764,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9625,9 +9625,9 @@ WORKFLOW : workflow - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowNewVersion.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowNewVersion.md index 5506642d616..cf2736b4651 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowNewVersion.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowNewVersion.md @@ -4811,9 +4811,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9672,9 +9672,9 @@ WORKFLOW : workflow - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md index 457108b74e3..6b0f9c7d76e 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md @@ -4815,9 +4815,9 @@ ACTIVATEDUSING : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9513,9 +9513,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : privileg - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14191,9 +14191,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md index ef0c000bdfa..b590aa1aebe 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md @@ -4773,9 +4773,9 @@ ACTIVATEDUSING - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9458,9 +9458,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14137,9 +14137,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md index d2bf170c00e..bccf88064e8 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md @@ -4914,9 +4914,9 @@ ACTIVATEDUSING : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9621,9 +9621,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14308,9 +14308,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19025,9 +19025,9 @@ TARGETSCHEDULE : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md index 15193d00df8..9fd4a096eee 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md @@ -4782,9 +4782,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : privile - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9454,9 +9454,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md index 76b9979ddb9..eec03731718 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md @@ -4741,9 +4741,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9413,9 +9413,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md index f7db83a258d..24dc9b79456 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md @@ -4906,9 +4906,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9601,9 +9601,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14318,9 +14318,9 @@ TARGETSCHEDULE : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md index 2cd4b76f637..f7d624057cf 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md @@ -4663,9 +4663,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md index 58dba77bf52..38d5f11bfb4 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Select-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md @@ -147,13 +147,13 @@ POLICY : - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2586,9 +2586,9 @@ POLICY : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md index ec6ccc58e0c..8bbe3e8a0a7 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md @@ -5259,9 +5259,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10095,9 +10095,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGECATALOG : accessPackageCatalo - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14900,9 +14900,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssi - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md index 9d823b28031..81987405df7 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md @@ -5030,9 +5030,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGEASSIGNMENTPOLICIES ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9931,9 +9931,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGECATALOG : accessPackageCatalo - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14849,9 +14849,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGESINCOMPATIBLEWITH : The access pack - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19695,9 +19695,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24540,9 +24540,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29211,9 +29211,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEGROUPS : The groups whose members are inelig - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md index 0abbc1861f5..e7faa8c92bf 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignment.md @@ -5104,9 +5104,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9886,9 +9886,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGEASSIGNMENTPOLICY : a - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14799,9 +14799,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGEASSIGNMENTREQUESTS ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19736,9 +19736,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGEASSIGNMENTRESOURCEROLES ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24669,9 +24669,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssignment - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md index 38a1c99542b..ebbb5d04d3f 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageAssignmentRequest.md @@ -5118,9 +5118,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9967,9 +9967,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGEASSIGNMENT : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14917,9 +14917,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAss - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md index ff3cc6182d8..2c94aaf624e 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackageCatalog.md @@ -5272,9 +5272,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages in this cat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10108,9 +10108,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md index cec52212716..ec7f018f6f0 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflow.md @@ -5103,9 +5103,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : workflow - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9872,9 +9872,9 @@ CREATEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14540,9 +14540,9 @@ EXECUTIONSCOPE : The unique identifier of the Azure AD i - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19298,9 +19298,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23984,9 +23984,9 @@ RUNS : Workflow runs. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28709,9 +28709,9 @@ TASKREPORTS : Represents the aggr - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33411,9 +33411,9 @@ TASKS : The tasks in the workflow. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -38088,9 +38088,9 @@ USERPROCESSINGRESULTS : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -42783,9 +42783,9 @@ VERSIONS : The workflow vers - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md index b6dc328c0fc..76d62ac2115 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernanceLifecycleWorkflowCustomTaskExtension.md @@ -4984,9 +4984,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : customTask - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9664,9 +9664,9 @@ CREATEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14422,9 +14422,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccess.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccess.md index 1995296cae4..fa61c26aefc 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccess.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccess.md @@ -4643,9 +4643,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : privilegedAccessRoot - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9419,9 +9419,9 @@ GROUP : privilegedAccessGroup - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroup.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroup.md index e6ba0ad444a..36fecc60561 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroup.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroup.md @@ -4754,9 +4754,9 @@ ASSIGNMENTSCHEDULEINSTANCES ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9467,9 +9467,9 @@ ASSIGNMENTSCHEDULEREQUESTS ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14170,9 +14170,9 @@ ASSIGNMENTSCHEDULES : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18863,9 +18863,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : privilegedAccessGroup - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23630,9 +23630,9 @@ ELIGIBILITYSCHEDULEINSTANCES ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28327,9 +28327,9 @@ ELIGIBILITYSCHEDULEREQUESTS ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33029,9 +33029,9 @@ ELIGIBILITYSCHEDULES - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md index 00188f03ad9..79f812d23de 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentSchedule.md @@ -4883,9 +4883,9 @@ ACTIVATEDUSING : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9581,9 +9581,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : privileg - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14259,9 +14259,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md index 86989923e41..998464b1466 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance.md @@ -4842,9 +4842,9 @@ ACTIVATEDUSING - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9527,9 +9527,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14206,9 +14206,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md index 1c83664acaa..5c80e09f950 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleRequest.md @@ -4986,9 +4986,9 @@ ACTIVATEDUSING : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9693,9 +9693,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14380,9 +14380,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19186,9 +19186,9 @@ TARGETSCHEDULE : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md index a878564f078..3e6745a465c 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilitySchedule.md @@ -4850,9 +4850,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : privile - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9522,9 +9522,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md index cc4db7fffee..68dd29cf44e 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleInstance.md @@ -4808,9 +4808,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9480,9 +9480,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md index dd637bf541e..d7c51b8ae37 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupEligibilityScheduleRequest.md @@ -4977,9 +4977,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9672,9 +9672,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14478,9 +14478,9 @@ TARGETSCHEDULE : privil - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md index 11d4c18196e..82e84f488eb 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance -Module Guid: 13fd1a51-e81c-454c-a598-364d24c3ca5f +Module Guid: fea5a5fe-62f3-4221-a662-cacc38bf1bb8 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.governance Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md index f2f3995c8b0..9b092a0756b 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md @@ -367,13 +367,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGESINCOMPATIBLEWITH : The access pac - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2806,9 +2806,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGESINCOMPATIBLEWITH : The access pac - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5421,9 +5421,9 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICIES : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5642,13 +5642,13 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICIES : . - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5723,13 +5723,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8162,9 +8162,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8393,13 +8393,13 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -10832,9 +10832,9 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11077,13 +11077,13 @@ INCOMPATIBLEACCESSPACKAGES : The access package - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -13516,9 +13516,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEACCESSPACKAGES : The access package - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16109,9 +16109,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEGROUPS : The groups whose members are ineli - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md index abd7589561d..570a3c0fad2 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md @@ -313,13 +313,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2752,9 +2752,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5368,9 +5368,9 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICY : accessPackageAs - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5589,13 +5589,13 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICY : accessPackageAs - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5673,13 +5673,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssignment - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8112,9 +8112,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssignment - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md index 6dabd6f0f9f..774d7717789 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md @@ -577,13 +577,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -3016,9 +3016,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5638,9 +5638,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5859,13 +5859,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5932,13 +5932,13 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8371,9 +8371,9 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8592,13 +8592,13 @@ REQUESTAPPROVALSETTINGS REQUESTORSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. REVIEWSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md index 3d9c1bcb2fc..e0a9b50dedc 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md @@ -431,13 +431,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2870,9 +2870,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -3125,13 +3125,13 @@ ASSIGNMENT : accessPackageAssignment - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5564,9 +5564,9 @@ ASSIGNMENT : accessPackageAssignment - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5831,13 +5831,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssi - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8270,9 +8270,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssi - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md index 2c1ce03c616..a65df9812f0 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md @@ -329,13 +329,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages in this ca - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2768,9 +2768,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages in this ca - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -2999,13 +2999,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5438,9 +5438,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md index 32e8004ef62..d505c4cbc61 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/New-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md @@ -485,13 +485,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2924,9 +2924,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5546,9 +5546,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5767,13 +5767,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5840,13 +5840,13 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8279,9 +8279,9 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8589,13 +8589,13 @@ REQUESTAPPROVALSETTINGS REQUESTORSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. REVIEWSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md index 6608deb5826..d69f0d133e2 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Set-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentPolicy.md @@ -550,13 +550,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2989,9 +2989,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5611,9 +5611,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5832,13 +5832,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5905,13 +5905,13 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8344,9 +8344,9 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8654,13 +8654,13 @@ REQUESTAPPROVALSETTINGS REQUESTORSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. REVIEWSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md index 2929f4047ec..04663f9524d 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAccessPackage.md @@ -428,13 +428,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGESINCOMPATIBLEWITH : The access pac - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2867,9 +2867,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGESINCOMPATIBLEWITH : The access pac - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5482,9 +5482,9 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICIES : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5703,13 +5703,13 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICIES : . - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5784,13 +5784,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8223,9 +8223,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8454,13 +8454,13 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -10893,9 +10893,9 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11138,13 +11138,13 @@ INCOMPATIBLEACCESSPACKAGES : The access package - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -13577,9 +13577,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEACCESSPACKAGES : The access package - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16170,9 +16170,9 @@ INCOMPATIBLEGROUPS : The groups whose members are ineli - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md index a678713050f..eaa694cc2a1 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignment.md @@ -379,13 +379,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2818,9 +2818,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5434,9 +5434,9 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICY : accessPackageAs - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5655,13 +5655,13 @@ ASSIGNMENTPOLICY : accessPackageAs - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5739,13 +5739,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssignment - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8178,9 +8178,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssignment - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md index 8f685c9b09d..449fb059331 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementAssignmentRequest.md @@ -432,13 +432,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2871,9 +2871,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -3126,13 +3126,13 @@ ASSIGNMENT : accessPackageAssignment - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5565,9 +5565,9 @@ ASSIGNMENT : accessPackageAssignment - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5832,13 +5832,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssi - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8271,9 +8271,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssi - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md index 5bc5ebde1bf..f94314cd130 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalog.md @@ -390,13 +390,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages in this ca - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2829,9 +2829,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGES : The access packages in this ca - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -3060,13 +3060,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5499,9 +5499,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md index f052dd664fb..29975cc06e6 100644 --- a/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/docs/v1.0/Update-MgEntitlementManagementCatalogAccessPackageAssignmentPolicy.md @@ -517,13 +517,13 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -2956,9 +2956,9 @@ ACCESSPACKAGE : accessPackage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5578,9 +5578,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5799,13 +5799,13 @@ BODYPARAMETER : accessPackageAssig - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -5872,13 +5872,13 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[PrimaryApprovers ]`: The subjects, typically users, who will be asked to approve requests. A collection of singleUser, groupMembers, requestorManager, internalSponsors or externalSponsors. - `[RequestorSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. - `[ReviewSettings ]`: accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -8311,9 +8311,9 @@ CATALOG : accessPackageCatalog - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8621,13 +8621,13 @@ REQUESTAPPROVALSETTINGS REQUESTORSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentRequestorSettings - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: If false, the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. - - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. - - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: If true, allows requestors to create a request to update their access. + - `[AllowCustomAssignmentSchedule ]`: False indicates that the requestor is not permitted to include a schedule in their request. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToAddAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to add access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToRemoveAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to remove access for another principal. + - `[EnableOnBehalfRequestorsToUpdateAccess ]`: True allows on-behalf-of requestors to create a request to update access for another principal. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfAddAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to add access for themselves. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfRemoveAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to remove their access. + - `[EnableTargetsToSelfUpdateAccess ]`: True allows requestors to create a request to update their access. - `[OnBehalfRequestors ]`: The principals who can request on-behalf-of others. REVIEWSETTINGS : accessPackageAssignmentReviewSettings diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md index d0f9ca9fe1c..0be49815a55 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns -Module Guid: d7cae808-f975-49fa-a433-3aabe8b9a652 +Module Guid: 4c88e257-a61b-4f4b-8fd3-ec595eb7a8c1 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.signins Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgInvitation.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgInvitation.md index 73a516a58bc..97c9b8059f5 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgInvitation.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgInvitation.md @@ -4899,9 +4899,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : invitation - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9579,9 +9579,9 @@ INVITEDUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md index 743dec496d7..2d54da50883 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md @@ -318,8 +318,8 @@ To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS : inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND : crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -365,8 +365,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cro - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md index 9fd0a7845de..6603b66bd1e 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md @@ -4724,9 +4724,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : mobilityManagementPolic - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9393,9 +9393,9 @@ INCLUDEDGROUPS : Azure AD groups under the scope of the - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md index 5230b7be051..991547f268e 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md @@ -4724,9 +4724,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : mobilityManagementPolic - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9393,9 +9393,9 @@ INCLUDEDGROUPS : Azure AD groups under the scope of the - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md index 1bbb068af66..f3ec1305636 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md @@ -287,8 +287,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : crossTenantAccessPolicy - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration @@ -338,8 +338,8 @@ DEFAULT : crossTena - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration @@ -370,8 +370,8 @@ DEFAULT : crossTena PARTNERS : Defines partner-specific configurations for external Azure Active Directory organizations. - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md index 909e780ff38..bb592bf8fc4 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md @@ -313,8 +313,8 @@ To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS : inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND : crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -361,8 +361,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cro - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md index 9dfd52cac59..e34e8ffc73d 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md @@ -371,8 +371,8 @@ To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS : inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND : crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. @@ -418,8 +418,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : cro - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[InboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether external users coming inbound are allowed. - - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: Defines whether internal users are allowed to go outbound. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md index 4b0166010b3..906d2c65070 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileAppManagementPolicy.md @@ -4818,9 +4818,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : mobilityManagementPolic - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9487,9 +9487,9 @@ INCLUDEDGROUPS : Azure AD groups under the scope of the - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md index 47ea8a7c71a..5b8d307c044 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgPolicyMobileDeviceManagementPolicy.md @@ -4803,9 +4803,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : mobilityManagementPolic - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9472,9 +9472,9 @@ INCLUDEDGROUPS : Azure AD groups under the scope of the - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md index c5fbfe00f8e..ccfbe4fff4f 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns -Module Guid: d7cae808-f975-49fa-a433-3aabe8b9a652 +Module Guid: 4c88e257-a61b-4f4b-8fd3-ec595eb7a8c1 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.signins Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US @@ -355,6 +355,9 @@ When creating a new invitation you have several options available: Create a delegated permission grant represented by an oAuth2PermissionGrant object. A delegated permission grant authorizes a client service principal (representing a client application) to access a resource service principal (representing an API), on behalf of a signed-in user, for the level of access limited by the delegated permissions which were granted. +### [New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration](New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md) +Create new navigation property to certificateBasedAuthConfiguration for organization + ### [New-MgPolicyActivityBasedTimeoutPolicy](New-MgPolicyActivityBasedTimeoutPolicy.md) Create new navigation property to activityBasedTimeoutPolicies for policies @@ -495,6 +498,9 @@ Delete a delegated permission grant, represented by an oAuth2PermissionGrant obj When a delegated permission grant is deleted, the access it granted is revoked. Existing access tokens will continue to be valid for their lifetime, but new access tokens will not be granted for the delegated permissions identified in the deleted **oAuth2PermissionGrant**. +### [Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration](Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md) +Delete navigation property certificateBasedAuthConfiguration for organization + ### [Remove-MgPolicyActivityBasedTimeoutPolicy](Remove-MgPolicyActivityBasedTimeoutPolicy.md) Delete navigation property activityBasedTimeoutPolicies for policies diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgInvitation.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgInvitation.md index 93a6d9ef764..266a302f78c 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgInvitation.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgInvitation.md @@ -2849,9 +2849,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : invitation - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5452,9 +5452,9 @@ INVITEDUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..d69a1e43ddd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md @@ -0,0 +1,290 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.signins/new-mgorganizationcertificatebasedauthconfiguration +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration + +## SYNOPSIS +Create new navigation property to certificateBasedAuthConfiguration for organization + +## SYNTAX + +### CreateExpanded (Default) +``` +New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration -OrganizationId + [-AdditionalProperties ] [-CertificateAuthorities ] + [-Id ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### Create +``` +New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration -OrganizationId + -BodyParameter [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### CreateViaIdentity +``` +New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration -InputObject + -BodyParameter [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### CreateViaIdentityExpanded +``` +New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration -InputObject + [-AdditionalProperties ] [-CertificateAuthorities ] + [-Id ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Create new navigation property to certificateBasedAuthConfiguration for organization + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -AdditionalProperties +Additional Parameters + +```yaml +Type: System.Collections.Hashtable +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded, CreateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -BodyParameter +certificateBasedAuthConfiguration +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for BODYPARAMETER properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration +Parameter Sets: Create, CreateViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -CertificateAuthorities +Collection of certificate authorities which creates a trusted certificate chain. +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for CERTIFICATEAUTHORITIES properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphCertificateAuthority[] +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded, CreateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Id +The unique idenfier for an entity. +Read-only. + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded, CreateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IIdentitySignInsIdentity +Parameter Sets: CreateViaIdentity, CreateViaIdentityExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -OrganizationId +The unique identifier of organization + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Create, CreateExpanded +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IIdentitySignInsIdentity + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration + +## OUTPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +BODYPARAMETER : certificateBasedAuthConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. + - `[CertificateAuthorities ]`: Collection of certificate authorities which creates a trusted certificate chain. + - `[Certificate ]`: Required. The base64 encoded string representing the public certificate. + - `[CertificateRevocationListUrl ]`: The URL of the certificate revocation list. + - `[DeltaCertificateRevocationListUrl ]`: The URL contains the list of all revoked certificates since the last time a full certificate revocaton list was created. + - `[IsRootAuthority ]`: Required. true if the trusted certificate is a root authority, false if the trusted certificate is an intermediate authority. + - `[Issuer ]`: The issuer of the certificate, calculated from the certificate value. Read-only. + - `[IssuerSki ]`: The subject key identifier of the certificate, calculated from the certificate value. Read-only. + +CERTIFICATEAUTHORITIES : Collection of certificate authorities which creates a trusted certificate chain. + - `[Certificate ]`: Required. The base64 encoded string representing the public certificate. + - `[CertificateRevocationListUrl ]`: The URL of the certificate revocation list. + - `[DeltaCertificateRevocationListUrl ]`: The URL contains the list of all revoked certificates since the last time a full certificate revocaton list was created. + - `[IsRootAuthority ]`: Required. true if the trusted certificate is a root authority, false if the trusted certificate is an intermediate authority. + - `[Issuer ]`: The issuer of the certificate, calculated from the certificate value. Read-only. + - `[IssuerSki ]`: The subject key identifier of the certificate, calculated from the certificate value. Read-only. + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[ActivityBasedTimeoutPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of activityBasedTimeoutPolicy + - `[AppManagementPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of appManagementPolicy + - `[AuthenticationCombinationConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationCombinationConfiguration + - `[AuthenticationContextClassReferenceId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationContextClassReference + - `[AuthenticationEventListenerId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationEventListener + - `[AuthenticationMethodConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationMethodConfiguration + - `[AuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationMethod + - `[AuthenticationMethodModeDetailId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationMethodModeDetail + - `[AuthenticationMethodModes ]`: Usage: authenticationMethodModes={authenticationMethodModes} + - `[AuthenticationStrengthPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationStrengthPolicy + - `[AuthorizationPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of authorizationPolicy + - `[B2CIdentityUserFlowId ]`: The unique identifier of b2cIdentityUserFlow + - `[B2XIdentityUserFlowId ]`: The unique identifier of b2xIdentityUserFlow + - `[BitlockerRecoveryKeyId ]`: The unique identifier of bitlockerRecoveryKey + - `[CertificateBasedAuthConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of certificateBasedAuthConfiguration + - `[ClaimsMappingPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of claimsMappingPolicy + - `[ConditionalAccessPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of conditionalAccessPolicy + - `[ConditionalAccessTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of conditionalAccessTemplate + - `[CrossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationPartnerTenantId ]`: The unique identifier of crossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationPartner + - `[CustomAuthenticationExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of customAuthenticationExtension + - `[DataLossPreventionPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of dataLossPreventionPolicy + - `[DataPolicyOperationId ]`: The unique identifier of dataPolicyOperation + - `[DefaultUserRoleOverrideId ]`: The unique identifier of defaultUserRoleOverride + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[EmailAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of emailAuthenticationMethod + - `[FeatureRolloutPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of featureRolloutPolicy + - `[Fido2AuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of fido2AuthenticationMethod + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[HomeRealmDiscoveryPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of homeRealmDiscoveryPolicy + - `[IdentityApiConnectorId ]`: The unique identifier of identityApiConnector + - `[IdentityProviderBaseId ]`: The unique identifier of identityProviderBase + - `[IdentityProviderId ]`: The unique identifier of identityProvider + - `[IdentityUserFlowAttributeAssignmentId ]`: The unique identifier of identityUserFlowAttributeAssignment + - `[IdentityUserFlowAttributeId ]`: The unique identifier of identityUserFlowAttribute + - `[IdentityUserFlowId ]`: The unique identifier of identityUserFlow + - `[InformationProtectionLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of informationProtectionLabel + - `[InvitationId ]`: The unique identifier of invitation + - `[LongRunningOperationId ]`: The unique identifier of longRunningOperation + - `[MicrosoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of microsoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethod + - `[MobilityManagementPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of mobilityManagementPolicy + - `[NamedLocationId ]`: The unique identifier of namedLocation + - `[OAuth2PermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of oAuth2PermissionGrant + - `[OrganizationId ]`: The unique identifier of organization + - `[PasswordAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of passwordAuthenticationMethod + - `[PasswordlessMicrosoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of passwordlessMicrosoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethod + - `[PermissionGrantConditionSetId ]`: The unique identifier of permissionGrantConditionSet + - `[PermissionGrantPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of permissionGrantPolicy + - `[PhoneAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of phoneAuthenticationMethod + - `[RiskDetectionId ]`: The unique identifier of riskDetection + - `[RiskyServicePrincipalHistoryItemId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyServicePrincipalHistoryItem + - `[RiskyServicePrincipalId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyServicePrincipal + - `[RiskyUserHistoryItemId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyUserHistoryItem + - `[RiskyUserId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyUser + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SensitivityLabelId1 ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[ServicePrincipalCreationConditionSetId ]`: The unique identifier of servicePrincipalCreationConditionSet + - `[ServicePrincipalCreationPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of servicePrincipalCreationPolicy + - `[ServicePrincipalRiskDetectionId ]`: The unique identifier of servicePrincipalRiskDetection + - `[SoftwareOathAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of softwareOathAuthenticationMethod + - `[TemporaryAccessPassAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of temporaryAccessPassAuthenticationMethod + - `[ThreatAssessmentRequestId ]`: The unique identifier of threatAssessmentRequest + - `[ThreatAssessmentResultId ]`: The unique identifier of threatAssessmentResult + - `[TokenIssuancePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of tokenIssuancePolicy + - `[TokenLifetimePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of tokenLifetimePolicy + - `[TrustFrameworkKeySetId ]`: The unique identifier of trustFrameworkKeySet + - `[TrustFrameworkPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of trustFrameworkPolicy + - `[UnifiedRoleManagementPolicyAssignmentId ]`: The unique identifier of unifiedRoleManagementPolicyAssignment + - `[UnifiedRoleManagementPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of unifiedRoleManagementPolicy + - `[UnifiedRoleManagementPolicyRuleId ]`: The unique identifier of unifiedRoleManagementPolicyRule + - `[UserFlowLanguageConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of userFlowLanguageConfiguration + - `[UserFlowLanguagePageId ]`: The unique identifier of userFlowLanguagePage + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WindowsHelloForBusinessAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of windowsHelloForBusinessAuthenticationMethod + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md index fb682a56dcd..066b7361475 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ Create new navigation property to partners for policies ### CreateExpanded1 (Default) ``` New-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-AutomaticUserConsentSettings ] [-B2BCollaborationInbound ] [-B2BCollaborationOutbound ] [-B2BDirectConnectInbound ] @@ -86,6 +87,22 @@ Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False ``` +### -AutomaticUserConsentSettings +inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphInboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration +Parameter Sets: CreateExpanded1 +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + ### -B2BCollaborationInbound crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND properties and create a hash table. @@ -265,6 +282,11 @@ COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. +AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS : inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: + B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND : crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration @@ -307,6 +329,10 @@ B2BDIRECTCONNECTOUTBOUND : cro BODYPARAMETER : crossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationPartner - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..9e4f3dd478a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md @@ -0,0 +1,237 @@ +--- +external help file: +Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Identity.SignIns +online version: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.identity.signins/remove-mgorganizationcertificatebasedauthconfiguration +schema: 2.0.0 +--- + +# Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration + +## SYNOPSIS +Delete navigation property certificateBasedAuthConfiguration for organization + +## SYNTAX + +### Delete (Default) +``` +Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration -CertificateBasedAuthConfigurationId + -OrganizationId [-IfMatch ] [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +### DeleteViaIdentity +``` +Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration -InputObject + [-IfMatch ] [-PassThru] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [] +``` + +## DESCRIPTION +Delete navigation property certificateBasedAuthConfiguration for organization + +## EXAMPLES + +## PARAMETERS + +### -CertificateBasedAuthConfigurationId +The unique identifier of certificateBasedAuthConfiguration + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Delete +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -IfMatch +ETag + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -InputObject +Identity Parameter +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for INPUTOBJECT properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IIdentitySignInsIdentity +Parameter Sets: DeleteViaIdentity +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: True (ByValue) +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -OrganizationId +The unique identifier of organization + +```yaml +Type: System.String +Parameter Sets: Delete +Aliases: + +Required: True +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -PassThru +Returns true when the command succeeds + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -Confirm +Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: cf + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### -WhatIf +Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. +The cmdlet is not run. + +```yaml +Type: System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter +Parameter Sets: (All) +Aliases: wi + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + +### CommonParameters +This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see [about_CommonParameters](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216). + +## INPUTS + +### Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IIdentitySignInsIdentity + +## OUTPUTS + +### System.Boolean + +## NOTES + +ALIASES + +COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES + +To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. + + +INPUTOBJECT : Identity Parameter + - `[ActivityBasedTimeoutPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of activityBasedTimeoutPolicy + - `[AppManagementPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of appManagementPolicy + - `[AuthenticationCombinationConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationCombinationConfiguration + - `[AuthenticationContextClassReferenceId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationContextClassReference + - `[AuthenticationEventListenerId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationEventListener + - `[AuthenticationMethodConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationMethodConfiguration + - `[AuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationMethod + - `[AuthenticationMethodModeDetailId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationMethodModeDetail + - `[AuthenticationMethodModes ]`: Usage: authenticationMethodModes={authenticationMethodModes} + - `[AuthenticationStrengthPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of authenticationStrengthPolicy + - `[AuthorizationPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of authorizationPolicy + - `[B2CIdentityUserFlowId ]`: The unique identifier of b2cIdentityUserFlow + - `[B2XIdentityUserFlowId ]`: The unique identifier of b2xIdentityUserFlow + - `[BitlockerRecoveryKeyId ]`: The unique identifier of bitlockerRecoveryKey + - `[CertificateBasedAuthConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of certificateBasedAuthConfiguration + - `[ClaimsMappingPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of claimsMappingPolicy + - `[ConditionalAccessPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of conditionalAccessPolicy + - `[ConditionalAccessTemplateId ]`: The unique identifier of conditionalAccessTemplate + - `[CrossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationPartnerTenantId ]`: The unique identifier of crossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationPartner + - `[CustomAuthenticationExtensionId ]`: The unique identifier of customAuthenticationExtension + - `[DataLossPreventionPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of dataLossPreventionPolicy + - `[DataPolicyOperationId ]`: The unique identifier of dataPolicyOperation + - `[DefaultUserRoleOverrideId ]`: The unique identifier of defaultUserRoleOverride + - `[DirectoryObjectId ]`: The unique identifier of directoryObject + - `[EmailAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of emailAuthenticationMethod + - `[FeatureRolloutPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of featureRolloutPolicy + - `[Fido2AuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of fido2AuthenticationMethod + - `[GroupId ]`: The unique identifier of group + - `[HomeRealmDiscoveryPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of homeRealmDiscoveryPolicy + - `[IdentityApiConnectorId ]`: The unique identifier of identityApiConnector + - `[IdentityProviderBaseId ]`: The unique identifier of identityProviderBase + - `[IdentityProviderId ]`: The unique identifier of identityProvider + - `[IdentityUserFlowAttributeAssignmentId ]`: The unique identifier of identityUserFlowAttributeAssignment + - `[IdentityUserFlowAttributeId ]`: The unique identifier of identityUserFlowAttribute + - `[IdentityUserFlowId ]`: The unique identifier of identityUserFlow + - `[InformationProtectionLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of informationProtectionLabel + - `[InvitationId ]`: The unique identifier of invitation + - `[LongRunningOperationId ]`: The unique identifier of longRunningOperation + - `[MicrosoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of microsoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethod + - `[MobilityManagementPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of mobilityManagementPolicy + - `[NamedLocationId ]`: The unique identifier of namedLocation + - `[OAuth2PermissionGrantId ]`: The unique identifier of oAuth2PermissionGrant + - `[OrganizationId ]`: The unique identifier of organization + - `[PasswordAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of passwordAuthenticationMethod + - `[PasswordlessMicrosoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of passwordlessMicrosoftAuthenticatorAuthenticationMethod + - `[PermissionGrantConditionSetId ]`: The unique identifier of permissionGrantConditionSet + - `[PermissionGrantPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of permissionGrantPolicy + - `[PhoneAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of phoneAuthenticationMethod + - `[RiskDetectionId ]`: The unique identifier of riskDetection + - `[RiskyServicePrincipalHistoryItemId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyServicePrincipalHistoryItem + - `[RiskyServicePrincipalId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyServicePrincipal + - `[RiskyUserHistoryItemId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyUserHistoryItem + - `[RiskyUserId ]`: The unique identifier of riskyUser + - `[SensitivityLabelId ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[SensitivityLabelId1 ]`: The unique identifier of sensitivityLabel + - `[ServicePrincipalCreationConditionSetId ]`: The unique identifier of servicePrincipalCreationConditionSet + - `[ServicePrincipalCreationPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of servicePrincipalCreationPolicy + - `[ServicePrincipalRiskDetectionId ]`: The unique identifier of servicePrincipalRiskDetection + - `[SoftwareOathAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of softwareOathAuthenticationMethod + - `[TemporaryAccessPassAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of temporaryAccessPassAuthenticationMethod + - `[ThreatAssessmentRequestId ]`: The unique identifier of threatAssessmentRequest + - `[ThreatAssessmentResultId ]`: The unique identifier of threatAssessmentResult + - `[TokenIssuancePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of tokenIssuancePolicy + - `[TokenLifetimePolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of tokenLifetimePolicy + - `[TrustFrameworkKeySetId ]`: The unique identifier of trustFrameworkKeySet + - `[TrustFrameworkPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of trustFrameworkPolicy + - `[UnifiedRoleManagementPolicyAssignmentId ]`: The unique identifier of unifiedRoleManagementPolicyAssignment + - `[UnifiedRoleManagementPolicyId ]`: The unique identifier of unifiedRoleManagementPolicy + - `[UnifiedRoleManagementPolicyRuleId ]`: The unique identifier of unifiedRoleManagementPolicyRule + - `[UserFlowLanguageConfigurationId ]`: The unique identifier of userFlowLanguageConfiguration + - `[UserFlowLanguagePageId ]`: The unique identifier of userFlowLanguagePage + - `[UserId ]`: The unique identifier of user + - `[WindowsHelloForBusinessAuthenticationMethodId ]`: The unique identifier of windowsHelloForBusinessAuthenticationMethod + +## RELATED LINKS + diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md index b8ab7819701..076925bf99c 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicy.md @@ -266,6 +266,10 @@ BODYPARAMETER : crossTenantAccessPolicy - `[Default ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationDefault - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. + - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration @@ -285,6 +289,7 @@ BODYPARAMETER : crossTenantAccessPolicy - `[IsMfaAccepted ]`: Specifies whether MFA from external Azure AD organizations is trusted. - `[IsServiceDefault ]`: If true, the default configuration is set to the system default configuration. If false, the default settings have been customized. - `[Partners ]`: Defines partner-specific configurations for external Azure Active Directory organizations. + - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[B2BCollaborationOutbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[B2BDirectConnectInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting @@ -296,6 +301,10 @@ BODYPARAMETER : crossTenantAccessPolicy DEFAULT : crossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationDefault - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. + - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration @@ -316,6 +325,10 @@ DEFAULT : crossTenan - `[IsServiceDefault ]`: If true, the default configuration is set to the system default configuration. If false, the default settings have been customized. PARTNERS : Defines partner-specific configurations for external Azure Active Directory organizations. + - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md index bb39da0f356..1dcde9d856a 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault.md @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ Update the navigation property default in policies ### UpdateExpanded1 (Default) ``` Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyDefault [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-AutomaticUserConsentSettings ] [-B2BCollaborationInbound ] [-B2BCollaborationOutbound ] [-B2BDirectConnectInbound ] @@ -83,6 +84,22 @@ Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False ``` +### -AutomaticUserConsentSettings +inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphInboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded1 +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + ### -B2BCollaborationInbound crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND properties and create a hash table. @@ -277,6 +294,11 @@ COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. +AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS : inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: + B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND : crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration @@ -320,6 +342,10 @@ B2BDIRECTCONNECTOUTBOUND : cro BODYPARAMETER : crossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationDefault - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Id ]`: The unique idenfier for an entity. Read-only. + - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md index 600c136e1b2..e2c67b0fa61 100644 --- a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/docs/v1.0/Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner.md @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ Update the navigation property partners in policies ``` Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner -CrossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationPartnerTenantId [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-AutomaticUserConsentSettings ] [-B2BCollaborationInbound ] [-B2BCollaborationOutbound ] [-B2BDirectConnectInbound ] @@ -42,6 +43,7 @@ Update-MgPolicyCrossTenantAccessPolicyPartner -InputObject [-AdditionalProperties ] + [-AutomaticUserConsentSettings ] [-B2BCollaborationInbound ] [-B2BCollaborationOutbound ] [-B2BDirectConnectInbound ] @@ -88,6 +90,22 @@ Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False ``` +### -AutomaticUserConsentSettings +inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration +To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS properties and create a hash table. + +```yaml +Type: Microsoft.Graph.PowerShell.Models.IMicrosoftGraphInboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration +Parameter Sets: UpdateExpanded1, UpdateViaIdentityExpanded1 +Aliases: + +Required: False +Position: Named +Default value: None +Accept pipeline input: False +Accept wildcard characters: False +``` + ### -B2BCollaborationInbound crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting To construct, please use Get-Help -Online and see NOTES section for B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND properties and create a hash table. @@ -315,6 +333,11 @@ COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. +AUTOMATICUSERCONSENTSETTINGS : inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: + B2BCOLLABORATIONINBOUND : crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration @@ -357,6 +380,10 @@ B2BDIRECTCONNECTOUTBOUND : cro BODYPARAMETER : crossTenantAccessPolicyConfigurationPartner - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[AutomaticUserConsentSettings ]`: inboundOutboundPolicyConfiguration + - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. + - `[InboundAllowed ]`: + - `[OutboundAllowed ]`: - `[B2BCollaborationInbound ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyB2BSetting - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Applications ]`: crossTenantAccessPolicyTargetConfiguration diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/examples/v1.0/New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/examples/v1.0/New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/examples/v1.0/New-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/examples/v1.0/Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/examples/v1.0/Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..093355d11d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Identity.SignIns/Identity.SignIns/examples/v1.0/Remove-MgOrganizationCertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +### Example 1: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + +### Example 2: {{ Add title here }} +```powershell +PS C:\> {{ Add code here }} + +{{ Add output here }} +``` + +{{ Add description here }} + diff --git a/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md b/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md index 7101ef59b8a..217059bc2b1 100644 --- a/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md +++ b/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Notes -Module Guid: 7bf575ea-392b-4c6a-bdd2-22133342983f +Module Guid: dacde6a3-3c41-4da1-b26d-40f3dc00c76b Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.notes Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md b/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md index 3717133f109..fa4858327d2 100644 --- a/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md +++ b/src/Notes/Notes/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Notes.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Notes -Module Guid: 7bf575ea-392b-4c6a-bdd2-22133342983f +Module Guid: dacde6a3-3c41-4da1-b26d-40f3dc00c76b Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.notes Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.People.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.People.md index 084befcb881..aef878cc846 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.People.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.People.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.People -Module Guid: 53ae365b-f76e-4408-819b-dfcfb8e772c3 +Module Guid: b2564123-c4d8-4614-b66f-ba2e37f0f52a Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.people Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAccount.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAccount.md index 4be41d48afd..982641981e3 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAccount.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAccount.md @@ -390,8 +390,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : userAccountInformation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -418,8 +418,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -459,8 +459,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAddress.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAddress.md index 205b1eea394..ba7c8ab92a0 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAddress.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAddress.md @@ -382,8 +382,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAddress - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -418,8 +418,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -475,8 +475,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md index d9cee6258b4..62df726fbe4 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md @@ -370,8 +370,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personAnnualEvent - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -394,8 +394,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -435,8 +435,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAward.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAward.md index b937d01384f..df611b2bc5a 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAward.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileAward.md @@ -422,8 +422,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personAward - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -449,8 +449,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -490,8 +490,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileCertification.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileCertification.md index 10090527d27..16df0ce94ec 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileCertification.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileCertification.md @@ -482,8 +482,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personCertification - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -513,8 +513,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -554,8 +554,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md index 717f7f20821..d4c5bf1e4fc 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md @@ -432,8 +432,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : educationalActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -481,8 +481,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -537,8 +537,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEmail.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEmail.md index 881519dc290..b051807b7e0 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEmail.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileEmail.md @@ -369,8 +369,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemEmail - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -393,8 +393,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -434,8 +434,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileInterest.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileInterest.md index 6d0e5d83acb..2c7ed34bf6c 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileInterest.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileInterest.md @@ -423,8 +423,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personInterest - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -450,8 +450,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -491,8 +491,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileLanguage.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileLanguage.md index 8cfdc8064eb..7f06c2c4366 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileLanguage.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileLanguage.md @@ -435,8 +435,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : languageProficiency - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -463,8 +463,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -504,8 +504,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileName.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileName.md index f74a8fca530..0df269d0ae3 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileName.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileName.md @@ -500,8 +500,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personName - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -538,8 +538,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -579,8 +579,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileNote.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileNote.md index b163723be58..73d29d78d7d 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileNote.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileNote.md @@ -376,8 +376,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personAnnotation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -403,8 +403,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -449,8 +449,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePatent.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePatent.md index 8bc98a7e42b..dd058ba8f27 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePatent.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePatent.md @@ -435,8 +435,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemPatent - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -463,8 +463,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -504,8 +504,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePhone.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePhone.md index 998f3182bd9..41e82155326 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePhone.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePhone.md @@ -370,8 +370,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemPhone - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -394,8 +394,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -435,8 +435,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePosition.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePosition.md index 2c9958faa6d..c77cabc62f3 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePosition.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePosition.md @@ -423,8 +423,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : workPosition - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -480,8 +480,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -546,8 +546,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileProject.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileProject.md index 915c172be40..fec6256d9c8 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileProject.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileProject.md @@ -475,8 +475,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : projectParticipation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -552,8 +552,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -618,8 +618,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePublication.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePublication.md index e1268429a96..166e891f999 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePublication.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfilePublication.md @@ -421,8 +421,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemPublication - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -448,8 +448,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -489,8 +489,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileSkill.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileSkill.md index 8898c594b0c..1394f3a5c65 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileSkill.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileSkill.md @@ -426,8 +426,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : skillProficiency - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -453,8 +453,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -494,8 +494,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md index f190f4d271c..f5ea36d5d7b 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md @@ -424,8 +424,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : webAccount - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -454,8 +454,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -495,8 +495,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebsite.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebsite.md index 3d5489d8e50..08c1b72f6b2 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebsite.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgUserProfileWebsite.md @@ -405,8 +405,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personWebsite - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -431,8 +431,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -472,8 +472,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfile.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfile.md index 29abf52e58b..65f5cda683b 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfile.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfile.md @@ -519,8 +519,8 @@ ACCOUNT : . - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -549,8 +549,8 @@ ADDRESSES : Represents details of addresses associ - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -587,8 +587,8 @@ ANNIVERSARIES : Represents the details of me - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -613,8 +613,8 @@ AWARDS : Represents the details of awards or honor - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -645,8 +645,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : profile - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1015,8 +1015,8 @@ CERTIFICATIONS : Represents the details of - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1048,8 +1048,8 @@ EDUCATIONALACTIVITIES : Represents data th - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1099,8 +1099,8 @@ EMAILS : Represents detailed information about email - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1152,8 +1152,8 @@ INTERESTS : Provides detailed information about - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1181,8 +1181,8 @@ LANGUAGES : Represents detailed informatio - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1211,8 +1211,8 @@ NAMES : Represents the names a user has added to th - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1251,8 +1251,8 @@ NOTES : Represents notes that a user has adde - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1280,8 +1280,8 @@ PATENTS : Represents patents that a user has added - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1310,8 +1310,8 @@ PHONES : Represents detailed information about phone - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1336,8 +1336,8 @@ POSITIONS : Represents detailed information about - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1390,8 +1390,8 @@ PROJECTS : Represents detailed informatio - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1447,8 +1447,8 @@ PUBLICATIONS : Represents details of any publi - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1476,8 +1476,8 @@ SKILLS : Represents detailed information abou - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1505,8 +1505,8 @@ WEBACCOUNTS : Represents web accounts the user has - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -1537,8 +1537,8 @@ WEBSITES : Represents detailed information about - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAccount.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAccount.md index af6c3b10625..669748ffae0 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAccount.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAccount.md @@ -420,8 +420,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : userAccountInformation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -448,8 +448,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -489,8 +489,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAddress.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAddress.md index 049086a170d..8baa74fcb9a 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAddress.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAddress.md @@ -403,8 +403,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAddress - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -439,8 +439,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -496,8 +496,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md index 7c1c968d9a6..68f1127d30b 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAnniversary.md @@ -401,8 +401,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personAnnualEvent - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -425,8 +425,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -466,8 +466,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAward.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAward.md index fc965cd503a..899ccf108c9 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAward.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileAward.md @@ -448,8 +448,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personAward - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -475,8 +475,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -516,8 +516,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileCertification.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileCertification.md index 9c9f14be640..c597b8296c7 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileCertification.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileCertification.md @@ -509,8 +509,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personCertification - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -540,8 +540,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -581,8 +581,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md index 5fd906a44c8..22039df3282 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEducationalActivity.md @@ -445,8 +445,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : educationalActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -494,8 +494,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -550,8 +550,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEmail.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEmail.md index 2bc70da20c5..50bdc3b8614 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEmail.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileEmail.md @@ -401,8 +401,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemEmail - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -425,8 +425,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -466,8 +466,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileInterest.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileInterest.md index 8f1507bb2d5..592ea87a647 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileInterest.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileInterest.md @@ -451,8 +451,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personInterest - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -478,8 +478,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -519,8 +519,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileLanguage.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileLanguage.md index b908ac5e7fa..bb60fe3ffb8 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileLanguage.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileLanguage.md @@ -462,8 +462,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : languageProficiency - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -490,8 +490,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -531,8 +531,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileName.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileName.md index 48f1c469201..d64cb1bb38c 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileName.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileName.md @@ -526,8 +526,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personName - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -564,8 +564,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -605,8 +605,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileNote.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileNote.md index a5083a151a5..149be0e4ba8 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileNote.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileNote.md @@ -401,8 +401,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personAnnotation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -428,8 +428,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -474,8 +474,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePatent.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePatent.md index eaca7a87439..970f2b2e263 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePatent.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePatent.md @@ -463,8 +463,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemPatent - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -491,8 +491,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -532,8 +532,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePhone.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePhone.md index 46949ea16e9..140066cf433 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePhone.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePhone.md @@ -400,8 +400,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemPhone - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -424,8 +424,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -465,8 +465,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePosition.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePosition.md index b79d8766a5a..9610629336f 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePosition.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePosition.md @@ -436,8 +436,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : workPosition - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -493,8 +493,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -559,8 +559,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileProject.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileProject.md index fbea9c912a1..8fe4f147cdf 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileProject.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileProject.md @@ -491,8 +491,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : projectParticipation - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -568,8 +568,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -634,8 +634,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePublication.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePublication.md index 6400cc1bc91..25e08d48070 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePublication.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfilePublication.md @@ -447,8 +447,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemPublication - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -474,8 +474,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -515,8 +515,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileSkill.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileSkill.md index 42e70dcfb2b..d9cf851bd26 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileSkill.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileSkill.md @@ -452,8 +452,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : skillProficiency - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -479,8 +479,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -520,8 +520,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md index ad7e5d02e23..17e46c28c99 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebAccount.md @@ -449,8 +449,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : webAccount - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -479,8 +479,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -520,8 +520,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebsite.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebsite.md index 6f7aff19cfa..fb853b93294 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebsite.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgUserProfileWebsite.md @@ -431,8 +431,8 @@ BODYPARAMETER : personWebsite - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity - `[CreatedDateTime ]`: Provides the dateTimeOffset for when the entity was created. @@ -457,8 +457,8 @@ CREATEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity @@ -498,8 +498,8 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBY : identitySet - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - `[Application ]`: identity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. This property is read-only. - - `[Id ]`: The identifier of the identity. This property is read-only. + - `[DisplayName ]`: The display name of the identity. Note that this might not always be available or up to date. For example, if a user changes their display name, the API might show the new value in a future response, but the items associated with the user won't show up as having changed when using delta. + - `[Id ]`: Unique identifier for the identity. - `[Device ]`: identity - `[User ]`: identity diff --git a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.People.md b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.People.md index 6322bf1af81..b40966fa31d 100644 --- a/src/People/People/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.People.md +++ b/src/People/People/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.People.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.People -Module Guid: 53ae365b-f76e-4408-819b-dfcfb8e772c3 +Module Guid: b2564123-c4d8-4614-b66f-ba2e37f0f52a Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.people Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md b/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md index e471e40c3eb..6852827c43d 100644 --- a/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md +++ b/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Planner -Module Guid: c6a4aef1-e61e-41e9-9892-28901a618d7f +Module Guid: 81bbae73-06f8-44b9-b788-f2ccf7bea471 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.planner Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md b/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md index 906fa629c4e..dc474d8e06f 100644 --- a/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md +++ b/src/Planner/Planner/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Planner.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Planner -Module Guid: c6a4aef1-e61e-41e9-9892-28901a618d7f +Module Guid: 81bbae73-06f8-44b9-b788-f2ccf7bea471 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.planner Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md b/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md index 60582d95dbb..95b029fef30 100644 --- a/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md +++ b/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Reports -Module Guid: 4aa57f25-242e-4755-9fd3-e6e82c420113 +Module Guid: ccabf99f-bf08-4459-9d46-ec1d9b8e0029 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.reports Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md b/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md index 6c84b83f37f..36c2fb4e31e 100644 --- a/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md +++ b/src/Reports/Reports/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Reports.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Reports -Module Guid: 4aa57f25-242e-4755-9fd3-e6e82c420113 +Module Guid: ccabf99f-bf08-4459-9d46-ec1d9b8e0029 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.reports Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md index cd9c4ea9534..5cd5f91b7e6 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Add-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetToReviewSet.md @@ -4773,9 +4773,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9644,9 +9644,9 @@ SEARCH : ediscoverySearch - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md index 583ef3b8254..f1f785547e5 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Security -Module Guid: a07b2393-a9b3-4931-ac77-a1bc423871cf +Module Guid: 52246b40-6488-4482-b2cb-121753fddd41 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.security Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md index c3383066fdc..bd1369f3550 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md @@ -4919,9 +4919,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCase - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9787,9 +9787,9 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of ca - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14501,9 +14501,9 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of ca - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19289,9 +19289,9 @@ REVIEWSETS : Returns a list of eD - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24065,9 +24065,9 @@ SEARCHES : Returns a list of eDiscov - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md index d1fba06456e..2df42175c78 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md @@ -4868,9 +4868,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCustodian - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9619,9 +9619,9 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Share - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14300,9 +14300,9 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md index 75885cad994..e0e6277db16 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md @@ -4751,9 +4751,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9488,9 +9488,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md index faa6c6a591e..e2acba9c438 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -4799,9 +4799,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9477,9 +9477,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md index b57cfe44c7e..56cba388987 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md @@ -4871,9 +4871,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryHoldPolic - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9632,9 +9632,9 @@ SITESOURCES : Data sources that represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md index 39b8b5540c9..511d2943cc0 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md @@ -4766,9 +4766,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9503,9 +9503,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md index edda16089b1..514a1ec655c 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md @@ -4779,9 +4779,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryReviewSet - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9539,9 +9539,9 @@ FILES : Represents files within the rev - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md index bdceb5f5905..5585b1f19a1 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md @@ -4917,9 +4917,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryFile - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9644,9 +9644,9 @@ CUSTODIAN : ediscoveryCustodian - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md index f07636324bf..9081fbbc55b 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md @@ -4949,9 +4949,9 @@ ADDTOREVIEWSETOPERATION ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9772,9 +9772,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoverySearch - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14679,9 +14679,9 @@ LASTESTIMATESTATISTICSOPERATION ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md index 23cdebd9047..a9dc81f5f23 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md @@ -5166,9 +5166,9 @@ APPROVERS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9842,9 +9842,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : subjectRightsRequest - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14564,9 +14564,9 @@ COLLABORATORS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18643,9 +18643,9 @@ TEAM : team - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCase.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCase.md index 0b61320ddff..a33e386fc30 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCase.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCase.md @@ -4663,9 +4663,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : casesRoot - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9532,9 +9532,9 @@ EDISCOVERYCASES : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md index 67687346203..442a82a163e 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md @@ -4987,9 +4987,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCase - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9855,9 +9855,9 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of ca - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14627,9 +14627,9 @@ LEGALHOLDS : Returns a list of ca - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19415,9 +19415,9 @@ REVIEWSETS : Returns a list of eD - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24191,9 +24191,9 @@ SEARCHES : Returns a list of eDiscov - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md index 98c41876824..8f9741e5157 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md @@ -4890,9 +4890,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCustodian - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9641,9 +9641,9 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for Share - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14322,9 +14322,9 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md index d38e193a790..4490ecf098a 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md @@ -4769,9 +4769,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9506,9 +9506,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md index c33ee202156..9d414c23e36 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -4791,9 +4791,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9469,9 +9469,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md index 39d432fd0a3..cf49d10bfb4 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHold.md @@ -4878,9 +4878,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryHoldPolic - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9639,9 +9639,9 @@ SITESOURCES : Data sources that represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md index abbea29b075..fe72046b27a 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseLegalHoldSiteSource.md @@ -4769,9 +4769,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9506,9 +9506,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md index 360c33a96d4..2805cc586ee 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSet.md @@ -4801,9 +4801,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryReviewSet - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9561,9 +9561,9 @@ FILES : Represents files within the rev - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md index 9355a0745fe..a9e416401bd 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseReviewSetFile.md @@ -4948,9 +4948,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryFile - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9675,9 +9675,9 @@ CUSTODIAN : ediscoveryCustodian - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md index 316475a86e7..923f9ca2f44 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseSearch.md @@ -4971,9 +4971,9 @@ ADDTOREVIEWSETOPERATION ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9794,9 +9794,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoverySearch - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14701,9 +14701,9 @@ LASTESTIMATESTATISTICSOPERATION ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md index 1308ff166aa..c5f774270f3 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSecuritySubjectRightsRequest.md @@ -5236,9 +5236,9 @@ APPROVERS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9912,9 +9912,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : subjectRightsRequest - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14634,9 +14634,9 @@ COLLABORATORS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18771,9 +18771,9 @@ TEAM : team - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md index c76706447d6..3efb2d39cc4 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Security.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Security -Module Guid: a07b2393-a9b3-4931-ac77-a1bc423871cf +Module Guid: 52246b40-6488-4482-b2cb-121753fddd41 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.security Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md index a6a6b8457d2..2911b6e0819 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md @@ -2908,9 +2908,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCase - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5668,9 +5668,9 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of cas - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md index c28ff68a7ea..b0ace418cba 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md @@ -2873,9 +2873,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCustodian - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5547,9 +5547,9 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for ShareP - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8094,9 +8094,9 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source e - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md index 1fbdb03661d..809cfa7401d 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md @@ -2756,9 +2756,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5416,9 +5416,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md index 6cbe789190f..adfb130c9ec 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/New-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -2747,9 +2747,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5349,9 +5349,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCase.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCase.md index e0a3804afe2..44982c4399f 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCase.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCase.md @@ -2668,9 +2668,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : casesRoot - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5429,9 +5429,9 @@ EDISCOVERYCASES : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md index 44481558d0d..7cb0409fdc6 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCase.md @@ -2976,9 +2976,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCase - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5736,9 +5736,9 @@ CUSTODIANS : Returns a list of cas - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md index 7abffe64527..bbe67fa680f 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodian.md @@ -2895,9 +2895,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : ediscoveryCustodian - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5569,9 +5569,9 @@ SITESOURCES : Data source entity for ShareP - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8116,9 +8116,9 @@ UNIFIEDGROUPSOURCES : Data source e - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md index 1437a90d449..f92fed346b0 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianSiteSource.md @@ -2774,9 +2774,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : siteSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5434,9 +5434,9 @@ SITE : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md index 9be902e48af..0e718a574f4 100644 --- a/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md +++ b/src/Security/Security/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSecurityCaseEdiscoveryCaseCustodianUnifiedGroupSource.md @@ -2739,9 +2739,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : unifiedGroupSource - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5341,9 +5341,9 @@ GROUP : group - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md index 9e5793e63a4..8af5d0dbfc4 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Sites -Module Guid: 32b612a3-e399-45fc-af65-cdc500c35f54 +Module Guid: 83c30692-cd96-4247-9961-dff53466f95d Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.sites Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 4bf68d983b6..1ba0c99617e 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4525,9 +4525,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9183,9 +9183,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteList.md index 1351435dc40..c771e17f5a4 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteList.md @@ -4714,9 +4714,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9780,9 +9780,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14804,9 +14804,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19441,9 +19441,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24149,9 +24149,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28866,9 +28866,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md index 62e087aa5aa..a85b74d3637 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md @@ -4696,9 +4696,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9358,9 +9358,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14417,9 +14417,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19139,9 +19139,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23423,9 +23423,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28565,9 +28565,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSitePage.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSitePage.md index 91c5c09b863..d4a0ac4ef6c 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSitePage.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgGroupSitePage.md @@ -5086,9 +5086,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sitePage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9851,9 +9851,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14577,9 +14577,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 2ca5b594341..0cadc29ca79 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4510,9 +4510,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9168,9 +9168,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteList.md index bcf6465382d..f579bed7550 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteList.md @@ -4725,9 +4725,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9791,9 +9791,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14815,9 +14815,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19452,9 +19452,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24160,9 +24160,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28877,9 +28877,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteListItem.md index b95ff380b9c..9ffe0a95a7f 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSiteListItem.md @@ -4697,9 +4697,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9359,9 +9359,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14418,9 +14418,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19140,9 +19140,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23424,9 +23424,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28566,9 +28566,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSitePage.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSitePage.md index abf54737332..3c59c1aee90 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSitePage.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/New-MgSitePage.md @@ -5104,9 +5104,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sitePage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9869,9 +9869,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14595,9 +14595,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSite.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSite.md index d9d94692cd9..3ea8d8ba366 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSite.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSite.md @@ -4896,9 +4896,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9873,9 +9873,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14994,9 +14994,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19635,9 +19635,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24302,9 +24302,9 @@ DRIVES : The collection of drives (document libraries) - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29261,9 +29261,9 @@ ITEMS : Used to address any item contained in this s - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33948,9 +33948,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -38591,9 +38591,9 @@ LISTS : The collection of lists under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -43345,9 +43345,9 @@ PAGES : The collection of pages in the SitePages list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -48058,9 +48058,9 @@ SITES : The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md index 5473adbfc1e..82d76f32043 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md @@ -4409,9 +4409,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9076,9 +9076,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13794,9 +13794,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18463,9 +18463,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 3331d68fd30..958e1ee4b1e 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4557,9 +4557,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9215,9 +9215,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md index fc9f173c87b..5ce12e1e3af 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md @@ -4744,9 +4744,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9810,9 +9810,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14834,9 +14834,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19471,9 +19471,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24179,9 +24179,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28896,9 +28896,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md index 274eddde8ad..705c8d03cb9 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md @@ -4727,9 +4727,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9389,9 +9389,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14448,9 +14448,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19170,9 +19170,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23454,9 +23454,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28596,9 +28596,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSitePage.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSitePage.md index 53659d1e2b3..429219e4cf6 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSitePage.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgGroupSitePage.md @@ -5116,9 +5116,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sitePage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9881,9 +9881,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14607,9 +14607,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSite.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSite.md index 33e27a7e9ff..3eb711f613d 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSite.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSite.md @@ -4891,9 +4891,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9868,9 +9868,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14989,9 +14989,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19630,9 +19630,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24297,9 +24297,9 @@ DRIVES : The collection of drives (document libraries) - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -29256,9 +29256,9 @@ ITEMS : Used to address any item contained in this s - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -33943,9 +33943,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -38586,9 +38586,9 @@ LISTS : The collection of lists under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -43340,9 +43340,9 @@ PAGES : The collection of pages in the SitePages list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -48053,9 +48053,9 @@ SITES : The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md index 207d0c07354..9400413437a 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md @@ -4394,9 +4394,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9061,9 +9061,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13779,9 +13779,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -18448,9 +18448,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 18332eed730..bab774ed74e 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -4541,9 +4541,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represent - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9199,9 +9199,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteList.md index 8218b66a163..31761a706be 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteList.md @@ -4729,9 +4729,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The recent activities that took p - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9795,9 +9795,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14819,9 +14819,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19456,9 +19456,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24164,9 +24164,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28881,9 +28881,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteListItem.md index b411582db0a..e2b9b933e11 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSiteListItem.md @@ -4712,9 +4712,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : The list of recent activities tha - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9374,9 +9374,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14433,9 +14433,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19155,9 +19155,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -23439,9 +23439,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -28581,9 +28581,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSitePage.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSitePage.md index df60fc59961..5cbfc11c4ba 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSitePage.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0-beta/Update-MgSitePage.md @@ -5101,9 +5101,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : sitePage - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -9866,9 +9866,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -14592,9 +14592,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md index 076b2183ed2..e0b82e2b36b 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Sites.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Sites -Module Guid: 32b612a3-e399-45fc-af65-cdc500c35f54 +Module Guid: 83c30692-cd96-4247-9961-dff53466f95d Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.sites Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 8137801ec09..f51a89237e2 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2479,9 +2479,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5060,9 +5060,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteList.md index fea4e13466b..fd1e6748ab7 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteList.md @@ -3029,9 +3029,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5975,9 +5975,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8537,9 +8537,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11169,9 +11169,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13807,9 +13807,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md index 86b5019ad84..a94941ad6a8 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgGroupSiteListItem.md @@ -2610,9 +2610,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5574,9 +5574,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8217,9 +8217,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10440,9 +10440,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13485,9 +13485,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index bda1150e24f..b914cb1bc75 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2464,9 +2464,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5045,9 +5045,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteList.md index 12d5db871e2..d5fa1ecb747 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteList.md @@ -3041,9 +3041,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5987,9 +5987,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8549,9 +8549,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11181,9 +11181,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13819,9 +13819,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteListItem.md index 5f9f726a881..6ea63cfbdf7 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/New-MgSiteListItem.md @@ -2611,9 +2611,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5575,9 +5575,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8218,9 +8218,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10441,9 +10441,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13486,9 +13486,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSite.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSite.md index de6554a5109..33c3aabdf21 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSite.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSite.md @@ -2816,9 +2816,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5767,9 +5767,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8740,9 +8740,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11302,9 +11302,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13893,9 +13893,9 @@ DRIVES : The collection of drives (document libraries) u - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16704,9 +16704,9 @@ ITEMS : Used to address any item contained in this si - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19314,9 +19314,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -21881,9 +21881,9 @@ LISTS : The collection of lists under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24666,9 +24666,9 @@ SITES : The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md index 1e246567375..cc4c05b37a6 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalytic.md @@ -2363,9 +2363,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4953,9 +4953,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7594,9 +7594,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10186,9 +10186,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index a3a55cb4a81..8c876e275b1 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2511,9 +2511,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5092,9 +5092,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md index eb68c9f1aee..aa2eccf415a 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteList.md @@ -3059,9 +3059,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -6005,9 +6005,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8567,9 +8567,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11199,9 +11199,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13837,9 +13837,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md index ca3dc291e53..1f7ed3c8cd4 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgGroupSiteListItem.md @@ -2642,9 +2642,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5606,9 +5606,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8249,9 +8249,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10472,9 +10472,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13517,9 +13517,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSite.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSite.md index a8da0fe5d29..3c0797afc12 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSite.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSite.md @@ -2812,9 +2812,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5763,9 +5763,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : site - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8736,9 +8736,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11298,9 +11298,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13889,9 +13889,9 @@ DRIVES : The collection of drives (document libraries) u - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -16700,9 +16700,9 @@ ITEMS : Used to address any item contained in this si - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -19310,9 +19310,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -21877,9 +21877,9 @@ LISTS : The collection of lists under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -24662,9 +24662,9 @@ SITES : The collection of the sub-sites under this site. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md index 9f787367746..f255100d481 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalytic.md @@ -2348,9 +2348,9 @@ ALLTIME : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -4938,9 +4938,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -7579,9 +7579,9 @@ ITEMACTIVITYSTATS : . - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10171,9 +10171,9 @@ LASTSEVENDAYS : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md index 31d7aa5d8f3..430821ee0b3 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteAnalyticItemActivityStat.md @@ -2495,9 +2495,9 @@ ACTIVITIES : Exposes the itemActivities represen - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5076,9 +5076,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : itemActivityStat - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteList.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteList.md index 9f525ad6cc8..9f9829abae6 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteList.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteList.md @@ -3044,9 +3044,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : list - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5990,9 +5990,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8552,9 +8552,9 @@ DRIVE : drive - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -11184,9 +11184,9 @@ ITEMS : All items contained in the list. - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13822,9 +13822,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteListItem.md b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteListItem.md index b4f05bd62c0..fb129c366ce 100644 --- a/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteListItem.md +++ b/src/Sites/Sites/docs/v1.0/Update-MgSiteListItem.md @@ -2627,9 +2627,9 @@ ANALYTICS : itemAnalytics - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -5591,9 +5591,9 @@ BODYPARAMETER : listItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -8234,9 +8234,9 @@ CREATEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -10457,9 +10457,9 @@ DRIVEITEM : driveItem - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. @@ -13502,9 +13502,9 @@ LASTMODIFIEDBYUSER : user - `[ShowInAddressList ]`: Do not use in Microsoft Graph. Manage this property through the Microsoft 365 admin center instead. Represents whether the user should be included in the Outlook global address list. See Known issue. - `[SignInActivity ]`: signInActivity - `[(Any) ]`: This indicates any property can be added to this object. - - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client signed in to the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInDateTime ]`: The last non-interactive sign-in date for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a client attempted to sign into the directory on behalf of a user. Because some users may use clients to access tenant resources rather than signing into your tenant directly, you can use the non-interactive sign-in date to along with lastSignInDateTime to identify inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains non-interactive sign-ins going back to May 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastNonInteractiveSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last non-interactive sign-in performed by this user. - - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user signed in to the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. + - `[LastSignInDateTime ]`: The last interactive sign-in date and time for a specific user. You can use this field to calculate the last time a user attempted to sign into the directory with an interactive authentication method. This field can be used to build reports, such as inactive users. The timestamp represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'. Azure AD maintains interactive sign-ins going back to April 2020. For more information about using the value of this property, see Manage inactive user accounts in Azure AD. - `[LastSignInRequestId ]`: Request identifier of the last interactive sign-in performed by this user. - `[SignInSessionsValidFromDateTime ]`: Any refresh tokens or sessions tokens (session cookies) issued before this time are invalid, and applications will get an error when using an invalid refresh or sessions token to acquire a delegated access token (to access APIs such as Microsoft Graph). If this happens, the application will need to acquire a new refresh token by making a request to the authorize endpoint. Read-only. Use revokeSignInSessions to reset. Returned only on $select. - `[Skills ]`: A list for the user to enumerate their skills. Returned only on $select. diff --git a/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md b/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md index 84ad28da2cd..d3d87f6217f 100644 --- a/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md +++ b/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Teams -Module Guid: c4820518-50c7-4aa1-ae0d-25c5ca02d767 +Module Guid: 84c4de1a-c115-4251-a32e-5528e28228d7 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.teams Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md b/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md index 8dfc48c6f31..984bf3aa043 100644 --- a/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md +++ b/src/Teams/Teams/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Teams.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Teams -Module Guid: c4820518-50c7-4aa1-ae0d-25c5ca02d767 +Module Guid: 84c4de1a-c115-4251-a32e-5528e28228d7 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.teams Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md b/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md index 3243037b119..e69ab1e6ab5 100644 --- a/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md +++ b/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions -Module Guid: 81c4568c-a8c8-4676-91c7-f3edafd91cfc +Module Guid: cb82c93c-9e15-4a7c-afa4-cf92eb73e94f Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.users.actions Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md b/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md index 460a8249175..861e6964ade 100644 --- a/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md +++ b/src/Users.Actions/Users.Actions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions -Module Guid: 81c4568c-a8c8-4676-91c7-f3edafd91cfc +Module Guid: cb82c93c-9e15-4a7c-afa4-cf92eb73e94f Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.users.actions Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md b/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md index 24cccea5877..8c858438bfc 100644 --- a/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md +++ b/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions -Module Guid: 91d51058-c345-49c7-9dbd-a7204690c5f2 +Module Guid: 097ebe69-b422-4ae8-a07e-f91e448c4275 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.users.functions Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md b/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md index 72264d430a7..d1f8b4cd1e9 100644 --- a/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md +++ b/src/Users.Functions/Users.Functions/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Users.Functions -Module Guid: 91d51058-c345-49c7-9dbd-a7204690c5f2 +Module Guid: 097ebe69-b422-4ae8-a07e-f91e448c4275 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.users.functions Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md b/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md index d76216487ca..bfcf8d3fb1f 100644 --- a/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md +++ b/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Users -Module Guid: 8b847fe7-8661-473c-9611-2d588b0e89db +Module Guid: 0fb61503-84a0-4a63-8d30-6851e4ee8429 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.users Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md b/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md index 6f477d03031..239715cbf7d 100644 --- a/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md +++ b/src/Users/Users/docs/v1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Users.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.Users -Module Guid: 8b847fe7-8661-473c-9611-2d588b0e89db +Module Guid: 0fb61503-84a0-4a63-8d30-6851e4ee8429 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.users Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US diff --git a/src/WindowsUpdates/WindowsUpdates/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.WindowsUpdates.md b/src/WindowsUpdates/WindowsUpdates/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.WindowsUpdates.md index efe70bc2485..15c4d834f90 100644 --- a/src/WindowsUpdates/WindowsUpdates/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.WindowsUpdates.md +++ b/src/WindowsUpdates/WindowsUpdates/docs/v1.0-beta/Microsoft.Graph.WindowsUpdates.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- Module Name: Microsoft.Graph.WindowsUpdates -Module Guid: cf94bb44-d053-4642-a0b8-87ef50259929 +Module Guid: 78c283be-0524-454e-b4be-52c768659151 Download Help Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.graph.windowsupdates Help Version: 1.0.0.0 Locale: en-US