microsoft outlook 365 update december 2015 not working

All configured audit streams will stop receiving events. When the button is toggled off, the Auditing page will no longer appear in the sidebar and the Auditing Logs page will be unavailable. If you no longer want to receive Auditing events, toggle the Enable Auditing button to OFF. (If it does not immediately appear, refresh the page and it should be available.) Simply toggle this policy on and Auditing should now be available for your use in the right-hand sidebar. Assuming your organization is backed by Azure Active Directory, you should see that one of the available security policies to enable is “Log Audit Events”. On the right-hand sidebar, you will see Policies underneath the Security header. You can enable Auditing on your organization by venturing over to your Organization Settings page. How do I enable Auditing for my organization on Azure DevOps? For organizations that have been active users of Auditing, the feature has remained on. What this means is that if your organization does not actively use Auditing today, you will have to explicitly turn on the auditing feature in your organization for the auditing events to be included in their organization’s audit log. You should see these changes in your settings within the next 2 weeks, if not already.

While Auditing is still in public preview at the moment, the ability to enable and disable Auditing in your organizations is now available. One of such changes we shared is that Auditing will only be available to organizations that are connected to Azure Active Directory. In our last blog post about Auditing, we discussed the exciting changes coming to the Auditing feature on Azure DevOps, as we work on bringing the feature to general availability. Auditing has now been made an opt-in feature on Azure DevOps.

Microsoft outlook 365 update december 2015 not working