Getting Non-Default Attributes/Properties

[cradixus]

I see in AADGraphUser.psm1, this is the backbone of the Get-AADUser function:

 Get-AADObject -Type "users"

However, the attribute I'm interested in (thumbnailPhoto) doesn't seem to be included by default.

With Get-ADUser, I would use the "-Properties" parameter to include the thumbnailPhoto attribute:

 Get-ADUser "matt.wilson" -Properties thumbnailPhoto

Is there a similar method we can use to achieve the same result with AADGraph? NOTE: Keep in mind that once I'm able to GET the thumbnailPhoto attribute, I'll next want to be able to SET it. ;-)

Thanks for your help!
Matt

[cradixus]

Hmmm... Actually, two things:

1. I noticed that when I get a single user by ID, if that user has a thumbnailPhoto, the property exists like this (but this is missing if they don't have a photo rather than existing with $null value):

 thumbnailPhoto@odata.mediaContentType : image/Png

2. ...however; I've also noticed that the Get-AADUser appears to be limited to 100 users returned. Is there a way to override this? Otherwise, I have no way of -filtering or using Where-Object to "search" for users based on variables.

Either way, I'm left with the question of how to get/set the actual content of the thumbnailPhoto attribute, since a returned value of "image/Png" doesn't give me hope that I will be able to "set" JPG/PNG data back to the attribute in a fashion similar to:

 Import-RecipientDataProperty -Identity "Bharat Suneja" -Picture -FileData ([Byte[]]$(Get-Content -Path "C:\pictures\BharatSuneja.jpg" -Encoding Byte -ReadCount 0))

[cradixus]

Okay, I see now you actually have a function specifically for setting a thumbnailPhoto attribute!!

Set-AADUserThumbnailPhoto

Let me play with this and see how it goes. I'm still concerned, though, with how I would return all users in my organization in a Get-AADUser function call.

[katalin2003]

Hello @cradixus, I see this issue is still open so I'll answer one of your questions which concerns returning more than 100 results.
I use ?$top=250 when constructing my URL.
i.e.:
https://graph.windows.net/myCompany/users?$top=250&api-version=1.6