Actions129
- Calendar Permission Actions
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- Execute API Client (GET)
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- Execute Restore Backup
- Execute Run Backup
- List Custom Roles
- List Extension Sync
- List Logs
- List Scheduled Items
- Remove Scheduled Item
- Execute API Client (POST)
- Execute Extension Test
- Execute Password Config (GET)
- List Backups
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- Add MSP App
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- Add Store App
- Assign App
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- Device Action
- Get Recovery Key
- List Applications
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- List Devices
- List Intune Scripts
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- Remove Autopilot Device
- Remove Policy
- Remove Queued App
- Add Choco App
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- Assign Policy
- Get Local Admin Password
- List Autopilot Devices
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- Remove App
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- Sync Autopilot Devices
- License Actions
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- Teams & SharePoint Actions
- Tenant Actions
- Add Alert
- Clear Tenant Cache
- Execute CA Exclusion
- Execute Named Location
- Get Tenant
- List Alerts Queue
- List Azure AD Connect Status
- List Conditional Access Policies
- List Named Locations
- List Shared Mailbox Statistics
- List Standards
- List Tenants
- Remove Standard Template
- Add Named Location
- Edit Tenant
- Execute Standards Run
- List Audit Logs
- List CSP Licenses
- List Roles
- List Standard Templates
- Tool Actions
- User Actions
- Add User
- Exec Restore Deleted User
- List User
- List User Conditional Access Policies
- List User Groups
- Clear Immutable ID
- Create Temporary Access Password
- Delete User Device
- Dismiss Risky User
- List Deleted Items
- List Inactive Accounts
- List Sign-Ins
- Remove User
- Reset MFA
- Restore Deleted Item
- Revoke Sessions
- Set Email Forward
- Set Per-User MFA
- List All Users
- List User Counts
- List User Devices
- Convert Mailbox
- Disable User
- Enable Archive
- List MFA Users
- Offboard User
- Reset Password
- Send MFA Push
- Set Out of Office
Overview
This node interacts with the CIPP API to list the Azure AD Connect status for a specified tenant. It is useful for administrators who need to monitor or audit the synchronization status between Azure Active Directory and on-premises directories. For example, it can be used to fetch the current sync status of a tenant to ensure that directory synchronization is functioning correctly.
Use Case Examples
- An IT admin wants to check the Azure AD Connect status for a specific tenant to verify if synchronization is active and healthy.
- A monitoring workflow that periodically lists Azure AD Connect statuses for multiple tenants to detect and alert on sync issues.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tenant Filter | Specifies the tenant ID or domain name to filter the Azure AD Connect status for the desired tenant. |
| Request Options | Additional request settings such as batching, SSL certificate validation, proxy configuration, and request timeout to control how the API requests are made. |
Output
JSON
status- The Azure AD Connect status information for the specified tenant, including synchronization state and related details.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential for authenticating with the CIPP API.
Troubleshooting
- If the tenant filter is incorrect or missing, the node may return an error or no data. Ensure the tenant ID or domain name is valid.
- SSL certificate validation errors can occur if the API endpoint uses a self-signed or invalid certificate. Use the 'Ignore SSL Issues' option cautiously to bypass this.
- Timeout errors may happen if the server is slow to respond or network issues occur. Adjust the timeout setting as needed.
- Proxy configuration errors can prevent the node from connecting to the API. Verify proxy settings and credentials if used.