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Incorrect License Requirements for Exchange Online Tests #670
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Thanks for reporting. Tagging @soulemike to review. |
I would agree, these should all be achievable with EOP and not require MDO P1/P2. We can add an Eop product switch to https://github.com/maester365/maester/blob/b17961cd51d7f1d89e537f65c78ea56d36b23087/powershell/public/Get-MtLicenseInformation.ps1 It looks like EOP uses 326e2b78-9d27-42c9-8509-46c827743a17, I don't see any explicit inclusion for Commercial/Gov/Edu SKUs though. We can start with that and if there is issues then add like we have with the others. @scs-ash do you feel comfortable making that PR, or would you prefer I do? Test-MtCisaAttachmentFileType MS.EXO.9.1v2 |
Hi Mike, thanks for the quick follow up. It's probably best if you create the PR on this one and I'll follow your lead for next time. |
Hi Should be resolved in #725 |
A lot of the Exchange Online tests are being skipped due to licensing requirements not being met. The warning message states it needs Defender for Office 365 Plan 2, but I believe all of these functions are available in Defender for Office 365 Plan 1. The tenant I'm running this on has Microsoft 365 Business Premium, so I would expect these tests not to be skipped.
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