How are tenant properties managed in SharePoint Online?
All tenant properties are managed using the *-PnPStorageEntity cmdlets. You can connect to any site using the Connect-PnPOnline cmdlet. When you omit the -Scope parameter or set it to Tenant, which is the default value, all cmdlets apply to the tenant app catalog regardless of the site you connected to.
Where do I Find my SharePoint Online properties?
All SharePoint Online tenant properties are managed using the spo storageentity commands. Tenant properties are stored in the app catalog site associated with that tenant. To set or remove a property, you have to specify the absolute URL of the app catalog site.
How to get a list of all SharePoint sites?
Using the SharePoint Online REST API, I’m trying to retrieve a list of all sites and subsites. Either of these APIs gives me all sub-sites of the root top level site:
How to get all sites in SharePoint Online connector?
For SharePoint Online connector We used following steps to fetch all sites: Step 1: Created Add-in on SharePoint instance with following permission xml Above endpoint is returning all sites, sub sites along with user’s personal site (One drive), while we need all sites and sub sites only. You should add a path filter in the endpoint.
Which is the open source tenant management tool?
PnP PowerShell is an open-source solution with active community providing support for it. There is no SLA for the open-source tool support from Microsoft. The CLI for Microsoft 365 can be used to manage the tenant properties.
When to use single tenant or multi tenant architecture?
A single-tenant architecture is recommended for smaller institutions. However, for organizations that have over 1 million users we recommend a multi-tenant architecture to mitigate performance issues and tenant limitations such as Azure subscription and quotas and Azure AD service limits and restrictions.
How does multi tenant collaboration work in B2B?
With B2B collaboration, a user account created in one tenant (their home tenant) is invited as a guest user to another tenant (a resource tenant) and the user can sign in using the credentials from their home tenant.