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Hi,
I need to change multiple advertisements with a powershell script. All advertisements have a mandatory assignment configured, and I need to check the "Ignore maintenance windows" and set the Rerun Behavior as "Always rerun". I created
a powershell script that read the advertisements names from a file and change each one. The problem is: When I run the script, the mandatory assignment is removed from advertisement! Any ideas how to fix it?
#Get Advertisement name from txt file
$Source = Get-Content c:\temp\AdvertName.txt
#Set counter to 0
$Count = 0
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$Advert.AdvertFlag = 101842944
#Set RemoteClientFlag (DOWNLOAD_FROM_LOCAL_DISPPOINT+DOWNLOAD_FROM_REMOTE_DISPPOINT+RERUN_ALWAYS)
$Advert.RemoteClientFlags = 2128
#Apply Advertisment modification
$Advert.put()
#Increment counting by 1
$Count ++
#Write message to user with total advertisements
Write-Host "Processed Advertisements: $Count"

You should use UPN not ALIAS
Set-SPOSiteGroup -Site https://contoso.sharepoint.com -Identity "NewGroup" -Owner <UPN>
Regards Chen V [MCTS SharePoint 2010]

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