Thank you for your post!
I understand that the information protection scanner isn't performing scans within your on-prem SharePoint site collections below the root directory (http://<SharePoint server name>
), without you having to explicitly give it the site collection name (i.e. http://<SharePoint server name>/<subsite name>
).
To help you troubleshoot this issue I'll share some steps below:
- I noticed you verified that the SharePoint permissions to the AIP scanner account are correct, since you can scan each site individually. However, can you also confirm you set up the appropriate Site Collection Auditor Policy configuration? To learn more about how to manage your SharePoint policy levels see, manage permission policies for a web application.
- If the Site Collection Auditor policy is configured correctly, can you also ensure your Content scan job Repositories are correct?
If everything is correct with your scanner's configuration - I found a similar issue from another customer where you should be able to reference the Resolve issues with information protection scanner deployment documentation to further troubleshoot your issue.
- If you're still having issues, can you share any error messages that you're running into?
Additional Links:
- Configuring and installing the information protection scanner
- Create a content scan job
- Discover and scan all SharePoint sites and subsites under a specific URL
- Resolve issues with information protection scanner deployment
I hope this helps!
If you have any other questions, please let me know. Thank you for your time and patience throughout this issue.
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