Add Access Analyzer KB Articles

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Pull Request Review: Add Access Analyzer KB Articles

Overall Assessment

This PR adds 4 new knowledge base articles for Access Analyzer with good technical content. The articles are well-structured and follow most repository conventions. However, there are several areas that need attention before merging.

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Critical Issues

1. Image File Extension Mismatch

File: docs/kb/accessanalyzer/images/kA0Qk00000036C9KAI-Okta-settings.jpg

Issue: The file has a .jpg extension but is actually a PNG file (PNG image data, 710 x 446, 8-bit/color RGBA).

Impact: This can cause issues with some browsers and image processing tools.

Recommendation: Rename the file to .png to match its actual format, or convert it to a proper JPEG if that format is preferred. Update the reference in 500-Internal-Server-Error-Using-Okta-SSO-Published-Reports.md accordingly.

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Quality Issues

2. Frontmatter Inconsistencies

Issue: The frontmatter structure varies between files and differs from existing KB articles.

Examples:

• Some files use multi-line description with > (good), others don't
• Missing tags: [] field that appears in existing articles (see access-analyzer-event-log-ids.md:18)

Recommendation: Standardize frontmatter to match the pattern from existing KB articles:

---
description: >-
  Your description here
keywords:
  - keyword1
  - keyword2
products:
  - access-analyzer
sidebar_label: 'Your Label'
tags: []
title: "Your Title"
knowledge_article_id: yourID
---

3. Documentation Style Issues

In 500-Internal-Server-Error-Using-Okta-SSO-Published-Reports.md:

• Line 44: Uses "SHA1" and "SHA256" with bold. Consider consistency - either bold all algorithm names or none
• The section structure uses "Symptom/Cause/Resolution" which is good and consistent

In Exchange-Online-Certificate-Warning-Private-Key-CertificateAuthority-Store.md:

• Line 51: "CertificateAuthority" should have a space or hyphen for readability
• Consider adding a "Resolution Summary" at the top for quick reference

In FileSystem-Permissions-Format-Reference.md:

• Line 97: "Empty string means no rights" - Excellent clarity
• Consider adding a real-world example showing how to use these views in practice

In SharePoint-Permissions-Format-Reference.md:

• Line 89: Sentence ends with period but next point doesn't - inconsistent punctuation in bullet list

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Best Practices & Recommendations

4. Content Organization

Positive aspects:

• All articles follow a clear hierarchical structure
• Good use of tables for permission mappings
• Code blocks are properly formatted with language hints

Suggestions:

• Consider adding a "See Also" or "Related Articles" section to link between the permission format reference articles (FileSystem and SharePoint)
• The two permission reference articles could cross-reference each other

5. Technical Accuracy

Strong points:

• SQL examples in FileSystem-Permissions-Format-Reference.md are correct and helpful
• Permission bit values are accurately documented
• Security recommendations (SHA1 to SHA256) are current best practices

Minor concerns:

• In Exchange-Online-Certificate-Warning-Private-Key-CertificateAuthority-Store.md, consider adding a warning about backing up certificates before deletion
• The certmgr.msc reference should note that this requires administrative privileges

6. Markdown Formatting

Issues found:

• All files use --- for frontmatter correctly
• Code blocks properly use triple backticks with language hints
• Tables are well-formatted

One improvement:

• In FileSystem-Permissions-Format-Reference.md:86, the SQL code block could benefit from syntax highlighting: change ```sql to include proper indentation

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Security Considerations

7. Security Best Practices

Good practices observed:

• Recommends upgrading from SHA1 to SHA256 (security best practice)
• Warns about certificate private key handling
• Uses appropriate NOTE and IMPORTANT callouts

No security concerns identified in the code or documentation.

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Testing & Validation

8. Missing Test Coverage

Observation: No tests are included (expected for documentation PRs)

Recommendation: Before merging, please verify:

1. All links work correctly (especially the image reference)
2. The articles render properly in Docusaurus
3. Search functionality can find these articles using the keywords provided
4. The knowledge_article_id values are unique and don't conflict with existing articles

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Minor Issues

9. Typos and Grammar

• 500-Internal-Server-Error-Using-Okta-SSO-Published-Reports.md:30 - "attempting to connect" - good, clear language
• SharePoint-Permissions-Format-Reference.md:56 - "Acccounts" appears to be correct on review (actually "Accounts" with proper spelling in table)
• General grammar and spelling are good throughout

10. Consistency with Repository Standards

Per README.md:

• ✅ Files are in correct location (docs/kb/accessanalyzer/)
• ✅ Images are in appropriate subdirectory (images/)
• ✅ Frontmatter includes required fields
• ⚠️ Image path should follow the pattern shown in README: Use webp format where possible for performance
• ⚠️ Consider if image path should be absolute: /img/product_docs/ vs relative

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Summary

Strengths:

• Well-structured, technically accurate content
• Good use of tables and code examples
• Consistent section organization
• Helpful keywords for searchability

Must Fix Before Merge:

1. ❗ Rename image file to match actual format (PNG not JPG)
2. ❗ Update image reference path if needed
3. ❗ Standardize frontmatter format (add tags: [])

Should Fix:
4. Add cross-references between related articles
5. Add certificate backup warning in the Exchange Online article
6. Consider adding "See Also" sections

Nice to Have:
7. Convert image to WebP format for better performance (per repository guidelines)
8. Add real-world usage examples for the SQL views

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Conclusion

This is a valuable addition to the documentation. The technical content is solid and will be helpful for users. Please address the critical issues (especially the image file extension mismatch) before merging. Once those are resolved, this PR will be ready to merge.

Great work on maintaining consistent structure across all four articles! 👍