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operationApprovalPolicyType enum type

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Namespace: microsoft.graph

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The set of available policy types that can be configured for approval. There is no default value for this enum, indicating that the policy type must always be chosen.

Members

Member Value Description
unknown 0 Default. Indicates that the configured policy type is unknown. This property is not allowed on an OperationApprovalRequest unless the PolicySet contains a different OperationApprovalPolicyType.
deviceAction 1 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Action.
deviceWipe 2 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Wipe Action.
deviceRetire 3 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Retire Action.
deviceRetireNonCompliant 4 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Retire Non-Compliant Devices Action.
deviceDelete 5 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Delete Action.
deviceLock 6 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Lock Action.
deviceErase 7 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Erase Action.
deviceDisableActivationLock 8 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Disable Activation Lock Action.
windowsEnrollment 9 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Windows Enrollment.
compliancePolicy 10 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Compliance Policy.
configurationPolicy 11 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Configuration Policy.
appProtectionPolicy 12 Indicates that the configured policy type is for an App Protection Policy.
policySet 13 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Policy Set.
filter 14 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Filter.
endpointSecurityPolicy 15 Indicates that the configured policy type is for an Endpoint Security Policy.
apps 16 Indicates that the configured policy type is an application type, such as mobile apps or built-in apps.
script 17 Indicates that the configured policy type is a script type, such as Powershell scripts or remediation scripts.
role 18 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Role.
deviceResetPasscode 19 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Device Reset Passcode Action.
customOrganizationalMessage 20 Indicates that the configured policy type is for a Custom Organizational Message.
unknownFutureValue 21 Evolvable enumeration sentinel value. Do not use.