Configure reporting of potentially misconfigured neutral site URLs to the M365 Admin Center Site Lists app

This setting lets you enable reporting of sites that need to be configured as a neutral site on the Enterprise Mode Site List. The user must be signed in to Microsoft Edge with a valid work or school account for reports to be sent, and the user's account tenant must match the tenant specified by the policy.

If you configure this policy, Microsoft Edge sends a report to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center Site Lists app when a navigation appears stuck redirecting back and forth between the Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer (IE) engines several times. This indicates that redirection to an authentication server is switching engines, which repeatedly fails in a loop. The report shows the URL of the site that's the redirect target, minus any query string or fragment. The user's identity isn't reported.

For this reporting to work correctly, you must have successfully visited the Microsoft Edge Site Lists app in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center at least once. This activates a per-tenant storage account used to store these reports. Microsoft Edge still attempts to send reports if this step hasn't been completed. However, the reports aren't stored in the Site Lists app.

If you enable this policy, you must specify your Office 365 tenant ID. To learn more about finding your Office 365 tenant ID, see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2185668.

If you disable or don't configure this policy, Microsoft Edge never sends reports about misconfigured neutral sites to the Site Lists app.

To learn more about IE mode, see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2165707.

Example value: aba95e58-070f-4784-8dcd-e5fd46c2c6d6