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date: '2024-11-16'
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This article describes how to use run as admin option in Microsoft 365 admin center.
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#Run As Admin
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<h1> Run As Admin </h1>
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Managing roles and permissions is a critical part of administering Microsoft 365 environments. To ensure roles are assigned and configured correctly, the "Run As" feature in the Microsoft 365 admin center allows administrators to simulate and test various admin roles. This powerful functionality helps identify gaps in permissions, validate access levels, and streamline role-based configurations without affecting the live environment. Using Run As feature for admin accounts, you can simulate their access and test the permissions before assigning them.
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Run as Admin allows you to test the permissions associated with every Microsoft 365 admin role.
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**Navigate to Microsoft 365 admin center and select Role Assignments** tab. You will see a list of admin roles, such as AI Administrator, Knowledge Manager, Global Reader, SharePoint Administrator, Viva Pulse Administrator or Virtual Visits Administrator :
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Navigate to Microsoft 365 admin center and select **Role Assignments** tab.
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You will see a list of admin roles, such as AI Administrator, Knowledge Manager, Global Reader, SharePoint Administrator, Viva Pulse Administrator or Virtual Visits Administrator :
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Because there are currently ??? admin roles at the time of writing this, you can easily sort them by Category :
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Because there are currently over 100 admin roles in Microsoft 365 at the time of writing this, you can easily sort them by Category :
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After selecting the admin role you want to test, click on **Run As**.
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After selecting the Microsoft 365 admin role you want to test, such as SharePoint Admin, Exchange Admin or many others, click on **Run As**.
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This will open a new browser tab. In this tab, you can navigate your Microsoft 365 tenant as the selected admin role. Keep in mind that any changes you make to tenant settings during the test are permanent. Make sure to proceed with caution while testing.
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This will open a new browser tab. In this tab, you can navigate your Microsoft 365 tenant as the selected admin role. For example as a Security Admin. Keep in mind that any changes you make to tenant settings during the test will remain. They will NOT be reset after you have finished testing the admin role. Make sure to proceed with caution while testing.
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#Summary
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<h1> Summary </h1>
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A short video showing the **Run As** option
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A short video showing how to use **Run As** option.
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date: '2024-01-05'
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This article shows how to use Site Pages library in Power Automate flows.
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<h1> Problem </h1>
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If you are trying to use Site Pages Library for actions such as Get File or Get File Properties, it will not come up in the suggestions in your dropdown
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If you type the Site Pages library name manually, you may receive the following error when saving your Power Automate flow:
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Fehler beim Speichern des Flows. Code: DynamicOperationRequestClientFailure, Meldung: "The dynamic operation request to API 'sharepointonline' operation 'GetTable' failed with status code 'NotFound'. This may indicate invalid input parameters. Error response: { "status": 404, "message": "List not found\r\nclientRequestId: 9cc950f7-8c3c-464c-aeda-4ab150fe9631\r\nserviceRequestId: 59eb74a1-9096-b000-1d13-482b44bc7159" }".
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<h1> Solution </h1>
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In your Power Automate flow use Library GUID instead of the Site Pages Library name to solve it.
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## How to find Library GUID?
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Go to Site Pages Library >> Gear Icon >> Library Settings >> Copy the GUID from url
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