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Does anyone know, if possible, what the best entry point to query agreement additions in the API?

I have a customer with 3 sites. Main site(site A) has the Fortigate and a switch and the other 2 sites just have switches. All 3 sites are connected via Comcast Metro Ethernet. The issue I am having is if Site C reboots or the Fortigate at Site A reboots, Site C gets disconnected and we have to factory reset the switch to get it back. Site B never seems to have this issue. We confirmed that the Metro Ethernet link is perfectly fine. Any thoughts?

As the title says, I have a user that is set up with Windows Known Folder Migration. Default PDF is set to Adobe Reader. Any time he opens a PDF in a synced folder, it asks him what program to open it with. In a non-synced folder, it opens in Adobe just fine. If I switch PDF's default app to Edge, works perfectly fine. I have uninstalled and installed Adobe, Office, and Onedrive app and it is still happening. Google has not been helpful. Anyone have any insight to the issue and perhaps a fix? This is on Windows 10.

We are onboarding a customer who added all their computers to Azure AD but, since they weren't licensed, the were not added to Intune. Now I can go around and add the MDM authority to Enroll Only in Device Management but I wanted to know if there is a script or regkey that could save me the hassle of calling everyone. Fairly certain this is not possible but just wanted to be sure. Thanks!

I have a customer that just started having a weird issue. We have a Server 2019 machine on 1 VLAN and a Windows 10 on another. Both machines can ping each other no problem. The Windows 10 machine can file browse to the Server 2019 machine but the Server 2019 cannot file browse to the Windows 10. This also goes for any other computer on the Window 10 network. This was working fine when the firewall rule was just between the Server and the Windows 10 PC but seemed to start happening after I opened the rule to allow anything on the Windows 10 network to get to the server. Both machines have their OS firewall completely disabled(to test). Both machines can browse perfectly fine to other machines