I wanted to check that I'm approaching this the right way and haven't missed something....
We have a default DLP which is applied to the default and newly created environments. However, whenever someone wants a custom connector in their prod environment, a new DLP has to be created to allow it. This requires all 50ish connectors from the default DLP to be added to this new DLP, along with the custom connector.
I find it frustrating the DLP's are exclusive not inclusive. Now... every time we make a change to the default DLP, whenever a new Microsoft connector is added or changed, we have to update every other DLP!!!! I find this counter productive.
1. Is there a way to copy DLP's? I'm currently sitting here with split screens, with the new and old side by side manually mirroring the business connectors. I'm pondering creating a powershell script...
2. Am I correct with the "exclusive" aspect? What's the logic with this? Shouldn't it be that you have a base level DLP which applies across the board and in Environment X, you can also use connector Y granted by an additional DLP? This would be a more common scenario than needing to reduce/restrict the default DLP connectors.
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In the interest of anyone else trying to figure this out i finally got something that works. It creates a new environment and copies a DLP of your choice to that env. The new DLP sets the default connector group to blocked also.
Bare in mind i haven't ever worked in Powershell, or with the PowerAppsAdmin module, before. I make no assertions around the following and you should test them yourself before using them.
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Looks so much better than what I've got. Kinda happy I didn't share 😄
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