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[Plork]

after the install script you need to change your files and then use the "update" cmdlet to change them

 Update-AzSKOrganizationPolicy `
        -AppInsightLocation $location `
        -MonitoringDashboardLocation $location `
        -AppInsightName $AppInsightsName `
        -OrgName $Organization `
        -PolicyFolderPath $PolicyFolder `
        -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup `
        -StorageAccountName $StorageAccountName `
        -SubscriptionId $AzureSubscriptionId `
        -DoNotOpenOutputFolder  

[akamalov]

Thanks @Plork for the prompt reply. Did run this command as per your suggestion. Here is what I've got instead:

> Update-AzSKOrganizationPolicy -AppInsightName $AppInsightsName -OrgName $Organization -PolicyFolderPath $PolicyFolder -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -StorageAccountName $StorageAccountName -SubscriptionId $SubId -AppInsightLocation $location -MonitoringDashboardLocation $location -DoNotOpenOutputFolder
================================================================================
AzSK Version: 3.15.0
================================================================================
Method Name: Update-AzSKOrganizationPolicy (UOP)
Input Parameters:
Name                        Alias Value
----                        ----- -----
AppInsightName
OrgName                           Test-AK
PolicyFolderPath                  /Users/user1/.azsk/policies
ResourceGroupName                 AK-AzSK-Test-001
StorageAccountName                XXXXXXXXXXXXX001
SubscriptionId                    XXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXX
AppInsightLocation                eastus2
MonitoringDashboardLocation       eastus2
DoNotOpenOutputFolder             True

You can also use: uop -AppInsightName  -OrgName Test-AK -PolicyFolderPath /Users/user1/.azsk/policies -ResourceGroupName AK-AzSK-Test-001 -StorageAccountName XXXXXXXXXXX001 -SubscriptionId XXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXX -AppInsightLocation eastus2 -MonitoringDashboardLocation eastus2 -DoNotOpenOutputFolder
================================================================================
Running AzSK cmdlet using a generic (org-neutral) policy...
InvalidOperation: Multiple storage accounts found in resource group: [AK-AzSK-Test-001]. This is not expected. Please contact support team.
================================================================================
Logs have been exported to: '/Users/user1/.local/share/Microsoft/AzSKLogs/Sub_Enterprise/20190812_084624_UOP'
================================================================================
/Users/user1/.local/share/Microsoft/AzSKLogs/Sub_Enterprise/20190812_084624_UOP
>

Just to be on the safe side. The documentation does not say that I have to ru 'update' directive. Here is what it says:

You may want to change this message to something more detailed. (Or even use this as a mechanism to notify all users within the org about something related to AzSK that they need to attend to immediately.) In this example let us just make a simple change to this message. We will just add '*' characters on either side of the 'Contoso-IT' so it stands out a bit.

Steps:
i) Open the AzSk.json from your local org-policy folder

ii) Edit the value for "Policy Message" field by adding 3 '*' characters on each side of 'Contoso-IT' as under:

    "PolicyMessage" : "Running AzSK cmdlet using *** Contoso-IT *** policy"
iii) Save the file

iv) Run the policy setup command (the same command you ran for the first-time setup)

Testing:
The updated policy is now on the policy server.

So...it says to run policy setup command instead. I am confused...

[gfrascadorio]

I had a similar problem to this on PowershellCore on Mac and Linux (and later noticed AzSK's supported PSEdition does not include 'core'). I was able to get Install-AzSKOrganizationPolicy to work by changing some mode bits and path separators. See this fork: https://github.com/gfrascadorio/BWAzSKDevOpsKit.git