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Issue: There no way to identify email associated protection usage by its friendly name i.e. email subject name.
Issue Detail:
Get-AipServiceUserLog powershell command can pull report for protected content usage activities but there is no way to identify email with and ‘file-name’ column does not show name of email subject if activity is associated to protected email.
Interpreting log from Get-AipServiceUserLog is difficult unless there is sufficient (and easy to understand) supporting information
Ask: To be able to identity email by it’s subject either ‘email subject’ being part of ‘file-name’ column or in separate column
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
mevaibhav83
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Change request to have way to identity protected email activities by 'email subject' in 'file name' column
Way to identify protected email activities by 'email subject' in 'file name' column
Aug 13, 2024
mevaibhav83
changed the title
Way to identify protected email activities by 'email subject' in 'file name' column
Include protected 'email subject' name in 'file name' column for protected email usage
Aug 13, 2024
Issue: There no way to identify email associated protection usage by its friendly name i.e. email subject name.
Issue Detail:
Ask: To be able to identity email by it’s subject either ‘email subject’ being part of ‘file-name’ column or in separate column
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: