How to retrieve analytics information for Pages in the “Site Pages”? using Graph Get itemAnalytics?

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Step 1: Retrieve all the internal SharePoint ids of the all Pages in the “Site Pages” 

 

https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites('spotenant.sharepoint.com,df6ba610-0000-0000-0000-ba2733d0182e,e0dbcdc6-0637-0000-0000-49aaa1ce4d37')/lists('190b9516-0000-0000-0000-90fe7360d416')/items?select=sharepointids


 


Note: ‘190b9516-0000-0000-0000-90fe7360d416 This is the actual list GUID of your “Site Pages” library.

 

Sample Output:

{


            “@odata.etag”: “”6967cfed-0000-0000-0000-b480c1764375,3″”,

            “sharepointIds”: {

                “listId”: “190b9516-0000-0000-0000-90fe7360d416“,

                “listItemId”: “1”,

                “listItemUniqueId”: “6967cfed-0000-0000-0000-b480c1764375“,

                “siteId”: “df6ba610-0000-0000-0000-ba2733d0182e”,

                “siteUrl”: “https://spotenant.sharepoint.com/sites/TestSite105“,

                “tenantId”: “d6f932a7-0000-00000-0000-b27004970776”,

                “webId”: “e0dbcdc6-0000-0000-0000-49aaa1ce4d37”

            }

        },

 

Step 2: Select any Pages “listItemUniqueId” retrieved in Step 1 and make following call:

 

Note: You need to make sure the site you are requesting has the “Sharepoint Viewers” feature enabled: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/allow-people-to-see-who-views-their-files-or-pages-ee26dde0-c30e-4eca-b1c3-38922c450967. This is required to give you expanded actors or users information. Please see sample out put below:

 

https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites('spotenant.sharepoint.com,df6ba610-0000-0000-0000-ba2733d0182e,e0dbcdc6-0637-0000-0000-49aaa1ce4d37')/lists('190b9516-0000-0000-0000-90fe7360d416')/items('6967cfed-0000-0000-0000-b480c1764375')/analytics/alltime?$expand=activities


 

Data returned below:

 



{


    “aggregationInterval”“None”,

    “startDateTime”“0001-01-01T00:00:00Z”,

    “endDateTime”“0001-01-01T00:00:00Z”,

    “isTrending”false,

    “access”: {

        actionCount345,

        actorCount6,

        “timeSpentInSeconds”0

    },

    “incompleteData”: {

        “missingDataBeforeDateTime”“2018-09-21T19:20:43Z”,

        “wasThrottled”false,

        “resultsPending”false,

        “notSupported”false

    },

    “activities”: [

        {

            “id”“00000”,

            “activityDateTime”“2021-04-12T17:59:12Z”,

            “location”: {

                “address”: {

                    “city”“”,

                    “countryOrRegion”“”,

                    “postalCode”“”,

                    “state”“”,

                    “street”“”

                }

            },

            “access”: {},

            “actor”: {

                “user”: {

                    “displayName”“Admin SPOTenant”,

                    “email”“admin@spotenant.onmicrosoft.com”,

                    “id”“faaa2e55-0000-0000-0000-c774a83bbbde”,

                    “userType”“Internal”

                }

            }

        },

       
{

            “id”“00001”,

            “activityDateTime”“2020-12-12T01:03:30Z”,

            “location”: {

                “address”: {

                    “city”“”,

                    “countryOrRegion”“”,

                    “postalCode”“”,

                    “state”“”,

                    “street”“”

                }

            },

            “access”: {},

            “actor”: {

                “user”: {

                    “displayName”“Alex Darrow”,

                    “email”“alexd@spotenant.onmicrosoft.com”,

                    “id”“e81cac19-0000-0000-0000-4c938b101a33”,

                    “userType”“Internal”

                }

            }

        }


    ]

}


Support Tip: Users unable to view passcode setup screen when enrolling devices through ADE

Support Tip: Users unable to view passcode setup screen when enrolling devices through ADE

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Today we’re posting a known issue in the message center as a follow-up to a service health dashboard post. We will keep this blog post (it’s what’s referred to in the message center post) updated as needed!


 


Follow-up to IT256796 – Users unable to view passcode setup screen when enrolling devices through ADE


We recently posted IT256796 on your service health dashboard. Customers enrolling devices through Apple Device Enrollment (ADE) discovered that they couldn’t view the passcode screen and therefore setup a passcode during enrollment. Upon investigation with Apple, this is a known issue in the iOS/iPadOS release 14.5 and 14.5.1. There is a workaround, described below.


 


How this will affect your organization:


This will only affect you if you use ADE and configure an iOS/iPadOS ADE setup assistant profile to use the Show Passcode screen as part of the enrollment process.


 


What you need to do to prepare:


You can allow/show biometrics such as TouchID (which also enables FaceID) which will then present the passcode prompt. We will post this message to the Intune Customer Success blog (that’s this post!) as well and will keep the blog updated with the latest from Apple or if there’s any additional workaround Intune can implement. 






BTW – here’s where you configure TouchID for your setup assistant profile in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager console:
Create an ADE profile and show Touch IDCreate an ADE profile and show Touch ID


 






 

Plan your Microsoft Azure experience at Microsoft Build

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Microsoft Build, our free digital event, starts next week and runs from May 25-27, 2021. We thought you might be interested to learn ways you can plan to experience the latest set of developer tools, platforms, and services helping you build amazing things on your terms, anywhere, with Microsoft and Azure. You’ll also have a chance to speak with Microsoft experts and have the opportunity to continue your technical learning journey.


 


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Experiencing Data Access Issue in Azure portal for Log Analytics – 05/18 – Resolved

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Final Update: Tuesday, 18 May 2021 20:15 UTC

We’ve confirmed that all systems are back to normal with no customer impact as of 05/18, 16:00 UTC. Our logs show the incident started on 05/18, 12:00 UTC and that during the 4 hours that it took to resolve the issue customers using Log Analytics in UK South  may have experienced intermittent data latency and incorrect alert activation for resources in this region.
  • Root Cause: After our investigation, we found that a backend scale unit become unhealthy due to an ingestion error. This ingestion is to process logging data for Log Analytics and caused alert systems to fail.
  • Incident Timeline: 4 Hours  – 05/18, 12:00  UTC through 05/18, 16:00 UTC
We understand that customers rely on Azure Log Analytics as a critical service and apologize for any impact this incident caused.

-Vincent

Your guide to Dynamics 365 and Power Platform at Microsoft Build

Your guide to Dynamics 365 and Power Platform at Microsoft Build

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Microsoft Build is just around the corner! To help you make the most of the three-day digital event, we’ve rounded up some must-see sessions and speakersmore than two dozen technical sessions to help developers across roles and skill levels create amazing experiences with Microsoft Power Platform and Microsoft Dynamics 365.

 

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