PowerShell command for powerpoint

Question

Hello all,

Please may I get some assistance with the below! I have spent many an hour trying to figure out why this keeps on popping up, but no joy. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks.

Answer 1

Hi All,

Thank you for your replies.

Sorry again, I am not sure what you mean by authenticating to PowerShell you mean am I right clicking on PowerShell and running it as administartor? And yes MFA is enabled. And the PnP module is up to date.

I am trying to find a trail of who has shared what link and to who. Some important HR and financial documents on SharePoint have been shared accidentally to the wrong person and I would just like to find a trail of who has done that and who has received the files.

Many thanks,

Answer 2

The command is for OneDrive for business and SharePoint Online and it is to get all the shared links and not get all the files.

Sincerely,

Zee | Microsoft Community Moderator

Thanks Zee. Yes, i understood it was reporting only on files with share links.

Answer 3

Hi Rohnski,

Good day.

The command is for OneDrive for business and SharePoint Online and it is to get all the shared links and not get all the files.

Sincerely,

Zee | Microsoft Community Moderator

Answer 4

Hi Max,

Thank you for the information.

May I know how are you Authenticating to PowerShell? Is your MFA enabled?

Kindly ensure PnP module is up to date.

Based from the article you provided, it is for Generating Shared Links in SharePoint Document Library, but the description is PowerShell command for PowerPoint.

You may also generate Audit reports in your Compliance Center https://compliance.microsoft.com/auditlogsearch > Activities is Created a company shareable link, Shared file, folder, or site, Used a company shareable link.

May I know what exactly the requirement so that I can check a PowerShell command suitable to your requirement.

Thank you for your kind understanding.

Sincerely,

Zee | Microsoft Community Moderator

Answer 5

The link you provided specifies a PowerShell command to get information about files saved in SharePoint. I am curious whether the same command would work in OneDrive Business, and possibly also in OneDrive Consumer.

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I asked because much of the MS documentation I sees mentions SharePoint and OneDrive Business together, because as I understand it they use the same underlying storage technology. OneDrive Consumer on the other hand uses some other storage protocol, which may or may not work with the PowerShell command.

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I don't have access to OneDrive Business or SharePoint so I can't test the command.