Morning,

Powershell version 5.1.14393.4583 is installed
and version 2.6.0 of MicrosoftTeams module is now uninstalled and reinstalled. I'm still getting the same error, screen grab attached.

Thanks, I installed .NET framework 4.7.2 and it works now.

Hi,

Thanks for clarifying that. It seems a strange decision to me but I've only ever dealt with moving data in file shares rather than SharePoint so maybe it makes sense to SharePoint people.

I understand that. I don't understand why there isn't an option to keep the 2 file system in sync as part of the incremental copy.
If I had a source folder containing Folder A and Folder B. Use SPMT to copy this so the destination has Folder A and Folder B. If the user then deletes a folder and renames the other so the source now only has Folder B-2, I run an incremental copy and the destination now has Folder A, Folder B and Folder B-2 in it and when we go live I have a user asking why deleted folders have reappeared.

ok, maybe i've misunderstood what it was doing.
Is there a recommended way of automating maintenance scripts in Office365? maybe a service account without MFA?

Hi,
I'm using MFA and usually the authenticator app on my phone. I'm using this article to get the token. I think it's not working as Azure is expecting my to authenticate using MFA which the powershell isn't doing (the link doesn't seem to have worked in my original post, apologies). The get-MSALToken cmd seems to work but i don't know what the ClientId should be, does this relate to an app in Azure?

If I follow the blog I shouldn't have to authenticate using MFA, as it gets the token for me? I'm trying to automate something in Exchange, but because we have PIM and I need to request the Exchange role in Azure AD which requires me to authenticate using MFA.

Maybe i've misunderstood the blog.

It happens on step 4 when I try to publish the topology. the first 3 steps worked fine.

Edit
Even if i haven't made any changes, when i try to publish the topology i get the error. I've tried running:

 Install-CsDatabase -CentralManagementDatabase -SqlServerFqdn <SQL serverFQDN> -sqlinstancename <s4b instance> -clean -Verbose

and it still brings the error

It happens any time it try to publish the topology, even if I open the topology and try to publish it without making any changes I get that error. We don't have a support contract with Microsoft for SfB unfortunately.

Hi,

I've tried that and it gives me this error:
get-csuser : A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct
and that SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (provider: SQL Network Interfaces, error: 26 - Error Locating Server/Instance Specified)

does it recognize there's an on premise Skype installation and default to querying that DB?
do I even need to enable EnterpriseVoice using set-csuser for users to use Teams enterprise voice?

Edit
I've been following the steps in here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/direct-routing-enable-users
which is where I've got the set-csuser cmdlet. I've checked my account and EnterpriseVoiceEnabled is set to false and HosteVoiceMail isn't set but I can make and receive calls to external numbers in Teams and receive voicemail so i guess it's not needed in my setup.

I thought the cmdlet would work with Skype online as well as on premise, is that wrong or do I have to enable the users on premise and then they'll sync to online?
I don't really want to turn the SQL server back on as it's going to be decommissioned when I get chance.

all our users are online, which is why the on premise Skype servers are switched off.

@SharonZhao-MSFT you're a star. thank you so much.

Thanks for the reply.

Do I need to do anything with DNS entries? Other guides have mentioned tidying them up but it's not covered in the guide