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Office 365 Tenant Restrictions

Introduction This use case allows you to access Company Office 365 resources while blocking access to personal/non-company Office 365 resources. In this scenario, SSL Orchestrator injects Microsoft...
Published Jun 01, 2020
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Jul 12, 2022

Late to the party, but yes, doing the same for Dropbox would be pretty straight forward.

For all *.dropbox.com HTTP requests, insert the following header:

X-Dropbox-allowed-Team-Ids = (dropbox team ID)

Note of course for tenant restrictions to work, you must decrypt this HTTPS request, as that'd be the only way to insert an HTTP header.