The Get-AssociatedTeam cmdlet reports the set of teams a user has access to, including teams hosting shared channels in another tenant (like the last team in the example listing): The Get-TeamIncomingChannel cmdlet reports if a team has access to shared channels hosted in other tenants: Id : : 📔Teams Practices and Architectureĭescription : Discussions about the most productive practices and architectural decisions in Microsoft Teams HostTeamId : b647d5ff-3bda-4333-b768-7990084569b6ĭescription : Discussions about the Hydra Project This cmdlet makes it easier to report channels. The Get-TeamAllChannel cmdlet returns all channels and their properties found in a team. The Get-SharedWithTeam cmdlet checks if a shared channel is shared with a team: For example, the Add-TeamChannelUser cmdlet now takes an optional tenant identifier to allow the addition of a user from an external tenant to a shared channel:Īdd-TeamChannelUser -GroupId b647d5ff-3bda-4333-b768-7990084569b6 -DisplayName "📔Teams Practices and Architecture" -User -TenantId 22e90715-3da6-4a78-9ec6-b3282389492b Some extra cmdlets to support shared channels are added. Key : ScopeClass=Global SchemaId= AuthorityId= DefaultXml= XmlRoot= This appears to be a policy to control webinars, perhaps to move settings for these (and other events) out of the meeting policy. The * -CsTeamsEventsPolicy cmdlet set is added. The cmdlet supports “Guest” as a parameter value, but it doesn’t return any guest accounts in my tenant. This command returns accounts for user and shared mailboxes. Get-CsOnlineUser -AccountType User | Format-Table DisplayName The Get-CsOnlineUser cmdlet now has an Acc ountType parameter.
#HASHTAB 2.3.0 UPGRADE#
Continuing the recent trend, the new version contains a lot of modernization activity as Microsoft seeks to upgrade cmdlets (mainly from the old Skype for Business connector) to match updated standards.
Microsoft released V4.6 of the MicrosoftTeams PowerShell module on July 29, 2022.
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