You are seeing messages “This form can’t be distributed as it is asking for personal or sensitive information. Contact your admin for assistance. Terms of use”
or
“Form can no longer be accessed. This form has been flagged for potential phishing. Technical details”
Cause
The reason is: Microsoft enabled automated machine reviews to proactively detect the malicious collection of sensitive data in forms and temporary block those forms from collecting responses. More about it.
Solution
Ask your tenant global or security admin to go to the Microsoft Security Administration (Defender) Alerts:
If your list of alerts is too big – use filter by Policy: “Form blocked due to potential phishing attempt”.
To unblock the form or confirm it is phishing – admin should open the alert:
And then click “Review this form“. “Review the form” opens the page “https://forms.office.com/Pages/AdminPhishingReviewPage.aspx?id=” where is the form Id.
Then global/security admin can review the form and unblock it or confirm it is phishing:
Вечером (по местному времени) 5 Ноября 2022 в клубе Армори в Миннеаполисе (Миннесота, США) года состоялся бой между кубинцем Дэвидом Морреллом и казахстанцем Айдосом Ербосынулы. Это был чемпионский поединок во втором среднем весе за пояс регулярного чемпиона мира по версии WBA.
Моррелл считает Миннесоту своим вторым домом, т.е. для него это был домашний поединок и он проводил уже третью защиту пояса. Айдос прибыл в Миннесоту накануне в составе команды Suleimen Promotions.
Айдос получил тяжелый нокаут на последней минуте 12-го раунда. Дэвид, увидев что Айдос качается на ногах, помог ему дойти до своего угла. Айдос выглядел хорошо и уверенно держался на ногах во время объявление победителя и самостоятельно ушёл с ринга (см. видео), но позже был госпитализирован в палату интенсивной терапии и введён в искусственную кому.
Только что команда Suleimen Promotions заявила, что Айдос выведен из комы и переведён в обычную палату.
Все оригинальные видео боя Айдос Ербосынулы против Дэвид Моррелл. Бокс. Миннеаполис Миннесота Армори 5 Ноя 2022 – по раундам, а также выход Айдоса, нокаут и уход с ринга:
Here I’m trying to figure out – how much PowerShell Parallel option is beneficial and how to avoid throttling…
Let us test, how long would it take to create a SharePoint site, if we use regular (sequential) loop or parallelism (I’m creation a sample set of 50 SharePoint Sites in a row):
Regular (Sequential) seconds per site
Parallel, 100 sites in batch seconds per site
Parallel, 500 sites in batch seconds per site
Regular (Sequential)
3.0
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 2
1.60
0.91
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 5
0.69
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 10
0.2 – 0.3
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 20
0.17
Interesting, but I did not get even one (throttling or any other) error during creation 500 sites.
Get sites details
Now let us test, how long it takes to get sites details with Get-PnPTenantSite (I use a sample set of 500 sites):
Test type
Regular (Sequential), seconds per site
Parallel sample = 100 sites, seconds per site
Parallel sample = 200 sites, seconds per site
Parallel sample = 500 sites, seconds per site
Regular (Sequential)
0.65
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 2
0.40
0.33
0.31
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 5
0.17
0.14
0.36 (errors)
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 10
0.11 (errors)
0.11 (errors)
0.34 (errors)
Parallel, ThrottleLimit = 20
0.12 errors+
0.07 errors+
0.52 (errors)
(errors) means there were small number of errors during test… e.g.
When you are creating or updating “Microsoft 365 ownerless groups policy” – you can customize email template subject and message body.
Here is how out-of-the-box email message looks like for admin:
Here is how out-of-the-box email message looks like for user:
You can customize subject, message body and link in the footer. You can use variables: $User.DisplayName to insert the user’s name and $Group.Name to insert the name of the group.
Message body size is limited to 1040 symbols, so not much you can put there. Which means you’ll probably need to share the link to some page in SharePoint where you can provide users more information – explain everything – why it is happening and what are the actions need to be done with screenshots etc. So you’d need a link here – clearly visible in the e-mail body (OotB “Policy guideline Url” appears at the end of the email barely visible).
You’d also emphasize some elements of the message… but how? It seems like e-mail template does not support HTML tags… and there is no WYSIWYG experience.
Here is what I found out: although policy e-mail template does not support markup, you still can use some tricks as long as e-mail client understands it. Specifically, you can use GitHub-style formatting as described here.
In my experience – both – outlook web-client and outlook desktop app interpret GitHub-wiki-style markup well. I.e. you can use headers, bold/italic text, lists/bullets, links and images.
Here is admin editing e-mail experience:
Here is user e-mail experience:
e.g.
[Link Text](Url) - will look like a link # will look like a header # Please refer to a GitHub formatting syntax for a full syntax
N.B. if you forward the message – you might loose formatting.
Hi $User.DisplayName,
This group currently does not have an owner:
## $Group.Name
You're receiving this email because you've been an active member of the group.
Per organization's policy, the group requires an owner. **Ownerless groups are subject for deletion.**
For more details - please refer to ["Organization's ownerless resources policy"](https://vladilen.com/office-365/ownerless-microsoft-365-groups-teams-and-sites).
Please accept or decline this before ...
Nickname (or alias or moniker or hypocorism etc.) is some another name – usually shorter than original name and widely used in maybe all countries in the world. E.g. Bob is a nickname for Robert in the US and GB, Checo is the other name for Sergio in Mexico. There might be personal names also – e.g. Bapu (father) is an word that is usually associated with Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, also known as the Mahatma Gandhi. More examples: David “Noodles” Aaronson, Roger Keith “Syd” Barrett etc.
In Microsoft 365 we want to search for a person’s name we know – and in many cases it’s a nickname – e.g. Beth (Bethany) or Alex (Alexander). Can m365 search do that?
It takes a few steps to implement search by nickname:
create a custom property under SharePoint Online User Profiles service
fill this property with values
configure Search Schema – map crawled property to managed property
Step-by-Step
Create a custom property under SharePoint Online User Profiles service
Ensure you have a SharePoint Administrator role activated
Navigate to SharePoint Admin Center – more features – User Profiles – Manage user properties – New Property
Configure custom property according to your needs, – ensure “Policy Settings” “Default Privacy Setting:” Everyone is selected – ensure “Search Settings” “Indexed” is selected
Fill SharePoint Online User Profile Properties with values
That would be a custom solution – e.g. manual work from SPO Admin Center GUI or PowerShell script ( e.g. with some dictionary). This is required for search to pick it up, crawl the property and create crawled property – so you could proceed with search schema mapping.
Configure Search Schema – map crawled property to managed property
For the nickname to be generally available in full-text-search – i.e. user simply enter value in a search bar and gets results – here are the steps:
Ensure you have a SharePoint Administrator role activated
Navigate to SharePoint Admin Center – More features – Search – Manage Search Schema
Select Crawled Properties and ensure search picked up your custom property and crawled it – check your crawled property name under Category: People.
Under Managed Properties – create a new managed property
select “Searchable”
under Advanced searchable settings – select Full-text index: PeopleIdx
What is the Microsoft Search KQL query field limits for a verticals? Is there limited number of characters or lines?
You know what is Microsoft 365 Search Vertical and what is KQL query in vertical configuration, right?
Under Microsoft 365 admin center Search and intelligence you can configure search verticals. There are some out-of-the-box verticals – like All, Files, Sites, People and you can configure custom one.
As a part of vertical configuration – you can specify KQL query – if you want e.g. limit search with some sites or content types etc.
The question is – how many sites I can specify in this query field? E.g. can I specify 1000 sites? 10k sites?
And the answer is: It does not matter, because the limit is not in number of characters or lines.
In my dev environment I was able to save 50,000 lines (~3M characters). But attempt to save 100K lines (6M symbols) has failed (due to timeout, I believe:
Again, as I said the problem is not here.
The problem is time required for search to apply query. I.e. when you ask search to bring you something – after it gets results from index and before display results to you it applies KQL query configured for the vertical. And this time is the bottleneck.
Here is what I got measuring search response time depending on query size:
Search
response time, seconds
KQL query # of lines
KQL query size, # of symbols
works
1
500
28,000
works
5
1000
59,000
works
9
2000
120,000
works
25
3000
180,000
works/fails
30
3500
208,000
fails
35
3600
214,000
fails
35
50,000
3,000,000
n/a
n/a
100,000 (can’t save KQL query
6,000,000 (can’t save KQL query)
Which means that after ~ 1000 lines (50,000 characters) KQL query size – query becomes too slow, and after ~3000 lines (180k chars) – can fail (due to timeout I’d say).
DepartmentId
If your sites are organized in hierarchy under Hub site – you can use DepartmentId managed property to significantly decrease number of lines in query, as you can cover all sites under the hub with
Microsoft recently implemented “Adaptive” retention policies. At step 2 of “Create retention policy” you’ll be asked “Choose the type of retention policy to create”: “A policy can be adaptive or static. Advantage of an adaptive policy will automatically update where it’s applied based on attributes or properties you’ll define. A static policy is applied to content in a fixed set of locations and must be manually updated if those locations change.”
And if you selected “Adaptive” – on the next step you will need to provide the adaptive scope (so at this moment you should already have created your adaptive scopes):
So, let us create your adaptive scopes. What type of scope do you want to create? SharePoint sites…
And then you’ll have nothing more then set of conditions:
where you can use objects: “Site Url”, “Site Name” and “Refinable String 0″..”Refinable String 99”. Conditions would be “is equal to”, “is not equal to”, “starts with” and “not starts with”. Or you can select “Advanced query builder” and enter KQL query.
Advanced query builder for SharePoint Adaptive Scope
