4. Use Azcopy to download the result from the URL(use SAS token) which could be got by step3. Confirm serveral questions, pls: 1.Is this solution available on Linux Server? 2.If this solution available, could you help to share one sa...
👍1nebffa reacted with thumbs up emoji 👍 MRayermannMSFTmentioned this issueJan 29, 2019 Fail to run the copied AzCopy command of downloading/uploading ADLS Gen2 blobs on CMDmicrosoft/AzureStorageExplorer#1079 Closed lzybkrmentioned this issueOct 28, 2019 ...
No way to do it without going to the SCC and initializing the download via the click-one app, sorry. Perhaps you can automate it via AzCopy or some other tool that takes container/token as input - you can get those via the Result property of Get-ComplianceSearchAction. As for the cmdle...
LINE2: Couldn't find object " casey". Please make sure that it was spelled correctly or specify a different object. P.S. It is not adding the first member either (from line 1). It is white text for LINE1, and red text for the rest. When I check the DG, there are no members ...
I like referencing prior articles to re-enforce learning. I am going to leverage the cool storage that I created in myprior articleon the azcopy utility. The URL to the blob storage with the resulting file name is one parameter that we need. The other parameter is the storage ...
Based on my research and test, you can copy below command and save it as a .PS1 file: prettyprint复制 $DGs=Import-Csv C:\Users\<UserName>\Desktop\DGS.csv $DGs | foreach { $Group= $_.Group $Members = $_.member -split "," IF ($Members) { ForEach ($Member in $Members) { Ad...
No way to do it without going to the SCC and initializing the download via the click-one app, sorry. Perhaps you can automate it via AzCopy or some other tool that takes container/token as input - you can get those via the Result property of Get-ComplianceSearchAction. ...
Anyways, I just copied everything to a new folder (I don't recommend doing this, i provide an example to find the file automatically in the script below) and ran the "microsoft.office.client.discovery.unifiedexporttool.exe" which returned the parameters that it accepts. Much like AzCopy, ...
Based on my research and test, you can copy below command and save it as a .PS1 file: prettyprint $DGs=Import-Csv C:\Users\<UserName>\Desktop\DGS.csv $DGs | foreach { $Group= $_.Group $Members = $_.member -split ","
No way to do it without going to the SCC and initializing the download via the click-one app, sorry. Perhaps you can automate it via AzCopy or some other tool that takes container/token as input - you can get those via the Result property of Get-ComplianceSearchAction. ...