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Add LocalFileDirectory property to global config, Add script to create scheduled task #55
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New property to allow specifying location where to store the local results for CSV, JSON. This can be used when creating a scheduled task (also added sample script) and have the results save in that location rather than system32 (default when running powershell via scheduled task).
Fixed issue with subscription not being started and leading to error "subscription disabled" for Audit.AzureActiveDirectory, Audit.General, and DLP.ALL . Also updated script to leverage the ResourceAPI variable from the config file instead of hard coding in the script to accommodate GCC customers.
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New property to allow specifying location where to store the local results for CSV, JSON. This can be used when creating a scheduled task (also added sample script) and have the results save in that location rather than system32 (default when running powershell via scheduled task). Useful when wanting to pull audited reports on a recurrent basis.