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1. Go to Activity Logs      Open the Microsoft Intune Admin Center      Navigate to Tenant administration > Audit logs. 2. Filter the Logs      Use the filtering option to search for specific events, such as:      Category: "Device actions"      Activity: The specific action, e.g., "Reset passcode" or "Wipe device."      Target: The device or user affected by the action.      You can also specify a date range to narrow your search. 3. Check Who Sent the Command      In the logs, you will find information about who initiated the action. This is displayed under the field      Initiated by or similar.      It includes:      The username or email address of the administrator.      The time the command was sent.   4. Alternative: Logs from the Device If it concerns a specific device, you can:    ...

  Hello Please i need your help on this issue. One of my customer is experiencing an issue where External meeting invitees are unable to join Teams calls using the link provided in the meeting invite... Step by step how to resolve the problem: **Check Teams Settings in Microsoft 365 Admin Center:** 1- Go to the **Microsoft 365 Admin Center**. 2- Navigate to **Teams Admin Center** > **Users** > **Meeting Policies**. Ensure that: - "Allow participants to join meetings without logging in" is enabled. External users are allowed to join meetings under the policy settings.