Somewhere we have a user(s) that have deleted several channels on Microsoft teams.
We have a feeling it is someone that is trying to hide the channel and not delete it.
I would assume this would be logged in a security audit somewhere, I am just not sure where.
Is there a way to find who this is so we can educate them or disable their right to delete stuff?
1. The audit log can help you investigate specific activities across Microsoft 365 services. You can check deleted channel activity in audit log from Microsoft 365 compliance as below. Choose Date and time range and Deleted channel activity. Then, click Search button to retrieve the related event.
Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/audit-log-events
2. If you want to recover the deleted channels, follow below steps:
Click More options next to the target team > choose Manage team
Open Channels tab and expand the Deleted list > Click the Restore button.
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I am using the D365 CRM (Customer Service Hub) and I was wondering if there's a way to make the Comment window open in a pop-out window instead of opening a new Comment window all together. It would be nice to be able to see the original Case record and add a comment at the same time.
I'd recently enabled the D365 Enhanced Email feature which makes the interface so much better (being able to view the case and write an email at the same time). This was done by going to the "Sales Hub" app in D365 > App Settings > Overview page and clicking 'Manage' under Enhanced Email Settings from there.
So I'm basically wondering if there is something similar that I could apply to the 'Comment' option?
Dynamics CRM Online suddenly crashed and whenever I try to log back into my organization (on various browsers) I keep getting this "Site Map Error".
When searching for the problem I see various other people who have come across the same problem. A general suggestion has been to reset the sitemap using the Xrm toolbox. This has only worked for a few it appears.
I cannot even get to reset anything since this is the only window in my organization I can access.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks
I was able to solve this problem.
Go to https://www.xrmtoolbox.com/, downloading the toolbox.
Connect your organization to the toolbox
Open the sitemap editor
choose more actions (dropdown) -> Select "Reset Dynamics 365 (8.2) Sitemap to default".
Say yes to the prompt that says your organization is not a Dynamics 365. 6. Open organization, log in and int works.
Regards to this link https://community.dynamics.com/crm/f/117/t/195922
I made a mistake while using Team Server Foundation. I had requested a code review and also added myself as a reviewer so I could add comments on each file. Once finished, I closed the review without realizing it would close it for everyone else.
How do I re-open a closed review? All it gives me is grayed out text or no available actions anywhere I try to open it (Source Control Explorer, Team Explorer, and Web).
You can't but you can still view the review.
In visual studio, in the Team Explorer panel click on Pending Changes.
Click on Action and select Find Shelvesets.
Enter your username in the research box.
In the list click on the code review you want to open.
The view as change for the Shelvesets Details.
In the Related Work Items section. Open the work item for the review.
And there it is.
You cannot re-open a code review, you will need to create a new one.
I created a few rules for Microsoft Outlook 2010, that specific mails go to specific folders. This works fine, but I don't get an alert in system tray when I have new mails.
Is there a way to fix this?
According to the sources I've listed below, this seems to not be possible, and it seems to be expected behavior of MS Office since 2007.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2010-outlook/show-an-envelope-icon-in-the-taskbar-and-play-a/7c5608af-dca4-46c7-ad40-bd959a2c1402
http://www.msofficeforums.com/outlook/6140-modifying-rule-show-new-mail-envelope-task.html
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/missingenvelope.htm
I would love for someone to prove me wrong, because I would like to have an envelope as well. Wish MS would at least give an option to turn this setting on and off.
It is possible with an additional rule.
Open the Rules and Alerts dialog;
Outlook 2003 an Outlook 2007: Tools-> Rules and Alerts… (press OK if you get an HTTP warning)
Outlook 2010: tab Home-> group Move-> button Rules-> Manage Rules & Alerts…
Outlook 2013: File/Home -> Manage Rules and Alerts
Button New Rule…
Select "Start from a blank rule" and verify that "Check messages when they arrive" is selected.
Press Next to go to the Conditions screen.
Verify that no condition is selected and press Next.
A warning will pop-up stating that this rule will apply to all messages. Press "Yes" to indicate that that is correct.
Select the action "display a Desktop Alert".
Press Finish to complete the rule.
If needed move the "display a Desktop Alert" rule all the way to the top.
Source: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/df4b0309-beb0-4eb8-9e90-e06214e5c1bf/notifications-envelope-not-showing-for-subfolders-using-rule-move-to-folder?forum=outlook
I just added the Outlook 2013 part, because this old question/problem is still relevant in the current version where I use this mechanism successfully.
We are using Team Foundation Server for our source control system in Visual Studio. Although we don't do a lot of pair programming, we do have all of our code changes peer reviewed in a process like this:
write code
shelve the code or check it in (if it's low risk)
send an email to a team member with the shelveset name or changeset number (getting the changeset number requires bringing up the History list for the project).
team member receives email, goes to Visual Studio
if it's a shelveset:
bring up the Pending Changes window
press Unshelve button, to bring up the Unshelve dialog
enter the sender's name in the Owner Name text box, and press Find to list the user's shelvesets
searches for the shelveset to find the correct name (usually by ordering my Shelveset Name), and press Details... button to bring up the details
If it's a changeset:
bring up the Source Control Explorer window, and hit the "History" button to bring up the history list
Locate the correct changeset number, and open the details.
Does anyone know of a tool that would allow us to do one or both of these?:
simply select a changeset or shelveset and hit "Send Email", which would either ask for the recipients and send the email, or bring up Outlook with infomration from the item prepopulated
upon receiving the email, link directly to visual studio and the appropriate changeset/shelveset item.
Have you tried the latest TFS power tools from Microsoft? The "team members" feature could help.
There's a Code Review module in the latest TFS Sidekicks.
Several other add-ons (free & commercial) are surveyed here: http://jb-brown.blogspot.com/2009/01/team-system-code-review-presentation.html
There is a rich event model, most of which is not directly exposed in the UI.
In the UI you can get check in emails, but that is about it. The TFS SDK includes information on working, from the command line, with the full event model.
However I don't know if any events associated with shelve sets are included, you can see the schemas for defined events in the folder "‹TFS Install›\Web Services\Services\v1.0\Transforms" on the TFS server.
There are two options on an event being raised, and your filter matching: (1) send an email (with a transform to create the content), (2) call a web service.