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It seems that the latest release - 1.22.1123.1 - fixed indeed the TeamsFederationConfiguration issue: #2576
However, please correct me here if I am misinterpreting this,
but I think we have an issue with evaluating drifts.
I see the external domains applied ok in the destination tenant - same amount of domains on both tenants,
so there should probably be no drift warnings(?)
But I keep getting config. drift warnings - weird screenshot after it is redacted but they are the same domains (which is ok).
Not yet sure exactly what is causing this, my working theory is that we might be comparing things wrongly, eg. (to follow the outcome from event viewer):
<DesiredValues>
<Param Name ="Identity">Global</Param>
<Param Name ="AllowFederatedUsers">True</Param>
<Param Name ="AllowedDomains">Domain=gmail.com,Domain=facebook.com,...
In other words:
gmail.com <> Domain=gmail.com
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With the Domain= prefix before. I would recommend removing those from the configuration and simply keeping the actual domain name. Not sure how these got in there, but could it be that you used an old version to do the export and are now trying to apply it with a newer version?
It seems that the latest release - 1.22.1123.1 - fixed indeed the TeamsFederationConfiguration issue: #2576
However, please correct me here if I am misinterpreting this,
but I think we have an issue with evaluating drifts.
I see the external domains applied ok in the destination tenant - same amount of domains on both tenants,
so there should probably be no drift warnings(?)
But I keep getting config. drift warnings - weird screenshot after it is redacted but they are the same domains (which is ok).
Not yet sure exactly what is causing this, my working theory is that we might be comparing things wrongly, eg. (to follow the outcome from event viewer):
with
In other words:
gmail.com <> Domain=gmail.com
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: