You can use graph explorer - https://graphexplorer.azurewebsites.net - to verify what Groups are available within M365
You will need Global Admin Access to the tenant to do this.
Below are the steps:
1. Go to: https://graphexplorer.azurewebsites.net/ - then sign in with your M365 tenant
2. To display all the Groups within your tenant add /groups in front of the default GET command:
Example: https://graph.windows.net/crossware365.com/groups
3. Click GO
Below is the output:
4. As you scroll down you should be able to see all the Groups available in the Tenant
To display a users Groups within your tenant add /users/username/memberOf in front of the default GET command:
Example: https://graph.windows.net/crossware365.com/users/username/memberOf > Click GO
To display a users WAAD data within your tenant add /users/[user address] in front of the default GET command:
Example: https://graph.windows.net/crossware365.com/users/umesh@crossware365.com > Click GO
You will need Global Admin Access to the tenant to do this.
Below are the steps:
1. Go to: https://graphexplorer.azurewebsites.net/ - then sign in with your M365 tenant
2. To display all the Groups within your tenant add /groups in front of the default GET command:
Example: https://graph.windows.net/crossware365.com/groups
3. Click GO
Below is the output:
4. As you scroll down you should be able to see all the Groups available in the Tenant
To look specifically at Groups which a specific user may be in
To display a users Groups within your tenant add /users/username/memberOf in front of the default GET command:
Example: https://graph.windows.net/crossware365.com/users/username/memberOf > Click GO
To look specifically at WAAD data for a specific user
To display a users WAAD data within your tenant add /users/[user address] in front of the default GET command:
Example: https://graph.windows.net/crossware365.com/users/umesh@crossware365.com > Click GO