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Power BI Refresh Failure Group
- 4 years ago
Here is a good resource for which security groups can be used where in power bi.
There are many different types of Azure groups, not all of them can be used for every service in power bi.
And for your scenario, my guess is you put the distribution list in a dataset setting in a workspace. Pro license is required if you want to access a workspace. That could be the reason? - 4 years ago
Thank you for the link.
It worked with the mailed enabled security group without using any Power bi pro licence.
Thanks, thats good to know. But it is a bit odd that one will need a pro license for notifications.
Ie agreee.
And it should work with an azure group, no ? But what kind of group is supported ?
- Tutu_in_YYC4 years agoSuper User
Here is a good resource for which security groups can be used where in power bi.
There are many different types of Azure groups, not all of them can be used for every service in power bi.
And for your scenario, my guess is you put the distribution list in a dataset setting in a workspace. Pro license is required if you want to access a workspace. That could be the reason?- NA_ARTM4 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thank you for the link.
It worked with the mailed enabled security group without using any Power bi pro licence.
- junnsonal4 years agoFrequent Visitor
According to "Power BI -for which security groups can be used where in power bi.", one should be able to use a distribution group for refresh failure notification. But in my case, that isn't working. I checked the group (Distribution list) in Azure AD and see that for some reason, there is no email-id listed for certain members. Not exactly sure why, so checking on that. Would that be a problem or do we have to use mail enabled azure ad security group?
Just found out that where I don't see any email-id are the members that are contacts and not users. Should that be a problem??