Now we will look into an automated process that allows us to call the Office 365 IP Address and URL Web service and to have the news Endpoints returned in FQDN Format.
The full unformated worldwide list can be found here in JSON format & here in CSV format.
As part of the article, it explains how you can access the changes, essentially the newest updates since the month before. You can see the data here.
The URI looks like this – https://endpoints.office.com/changes/Worldwide/2018102900?singleVersion&clientRequestId=b10c5ed1-bad1-445f-b386-b919946339a7
This can be changed as and when a new version is published by Microsoft, but of course the output via the browser is in JSON format. So let’s walk through how I have captured the new FQDNs and emailed them to a shared mailbox. I did this with some help from Paul Andrew as he had detailed a good deal of the process at this blog.
Let’s begin …
Firstly, we will need to use a SharePoint list in order to compare old and new versions. It will look like the next image:
Go to SharePoint and click the Lists menu item, then click New, and select List to create a new list.
