Andi Krüger

Could you share your configuration so that we get a chance to reproduce? Please remove sensitive information.

Just a bit of additional information about the actual type of this property: https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/graph/api/resources/intune-deviceconfig-mediacontentratingunitedstates?view=graph-rest-1.0 ```json { "@odata.type": "#microsoft.graph.mediaContentRatingUnitedStates", "movieRating": "String", "tvRating": "String" } ```

Yes. The handling of the values of this parameter needs to be adjusted to the underlying Microsoft graph data type.

Please have a look at #1872 . There are known limitations as the underlying modules do not allow all authentication methods.

We use the $OrganizationName variable to make these exports more generic. This way an exported configuration can be applied to another tenant without the need for additional change. As soon...

Could you share the verbose log of the Test-DSCConfiguration or the Event Log items? Within the Windows Event Log there should be a full overview of which settings are marked...

Thanks for the feedback. Your configuration did not specify the Parameter "Ensure". Therefor the default value was used. Which is present. This is kind of a bug, as the Test-Configuration...

The resource with the drifted value is MSFT_SPOSharingSettings and within you mof you are having MSFT_EXOSharingPolicy. Could you check the values for SPOSharingSettings?

Thanks for the update. Actually, I think I found the cause of this issue. The Get-Method does not return the Ensure Parameter. Therefor the compare function fails for this one:...

Could you share the verbose log of the Test-DSCConfiguration or the Event Log items? Within the Windows Event Log there should be a full overview of which settings are marked...