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Not importing some setting catalog policies #209
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Hello The first issue is because the exported policy is the old version. 90316f12-246d-44c6-a767-f87692e86083 is the id of the "Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise Security Baseline" template. 90316f12-246d-44c6-a767-f87692e86083_1 is for "Version 2206". This version is now superseded. This is replaced by 90316f12-246d-44c6-a767-f87692e86083_2 which is for "Version 2306". So it looks like it is not possible to import a policy for an old version once it is marked superseded. The second issue seems to be caused by authentication and Conditional Access. This page might be of help. I have not seen this myself. Cheers! |
I've bulk exported all settings and i've noticed that some policies didn't import in the destination tenant, such as "Microsoft 365 Baseline" and one MacOS configuration policy.
I didn't receive any error, but noticed it didn't land in the destination environment.
Loading Settings Catalog objects
WARNING: Could not find migration table
Import objects
WARNING: Could not find migration table
Import Settings Catalog object All Types - Productie - Windows 10/11 - M365 Apps Security Baseline
WARNING: Could not find migration table
Failed to invoke MS Graph with URL https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceManagement/configurationPolicies (Request ID: 2816229d-9853-409a-aaf9-3aba6974aa6b). Status code: BadRequest. Response message: . Response message: Info
Invalid Reference id found in Policy created from Template 90316f12-246d-44c6-a767-f87692e86083_1
PolicyId
TemplateId
90316f12-246d-44c6-a767-f87692e86083_1
InvalidReferenceId
8b15df12-f484-4d30-93e7-14253e25fde9 - Operation ID (for customer support): 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 - Activity ID: b8a5f292-5f20-401b-9ec9-93ddebcd3f5b - Url: https://fef.msub07.manage.microsoft.com/DeviceConfigV2/DCV2GraphService/de147310-ffff-2273-0302-033122480958/deviceManagement/configurationPolicies?api-version=5024-01-18 Exception: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request.
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