MicrosoftTeamsPowerShell

Adds an owner or member to the private channel.

Note: the command will return immediately, but the Teams application will not reflect the update immediately, please refresh the members page to see the update.

To turn an existing Member into an Owner, first Add-TeamChannelUser -User foo to add them to the members list, then Add-TeamChannelUser -User foo -Role Owner to add them to owner list.

Add a Teams App to Microsoft Teams.

The Add-TeamUser adds an owner or member to the team, and to the unified group which backs the team.

The Connect-MicrosoftTeams cmdlet connects an authenticated account to use for Microsoft Teams cmdlet requests. You can use this authenticated account only with Microsoft Teams cmdlets.

This cmdlet is used to retrieve the status of batch policy assignment operations.

This cmdlet is used to return group policy assignments.

This cmdlet supports retrieving all the policy packages available on a tenant.

This cmdlet allows you to get properties of a TeamsShiftPolicy instance, including user's shift based presence and Teams off shift warning message-specific settings.

This cmdlet supports retrieving details of a team template available to your tenant given the team template uri.

This cmdlet supports retrieving information of all team templates available to your tenant, including both first party Microsoft team templates as well as custom templates. The templates information retrieved includes includes OData Id, template name, short description, count of channels and count of applications.
Note: All custom templates will be retrieved, regardless of the locale specification. If you have hidden templates in the admin center, you will still be able to see the hidden templates here.

This cmdlet is used to return the policy assignments for a user, both directly assigned and inherited from a group.

This cmdlet supports retrieving the policy package that's assigned to a user.

This cmdlet supports retrieving recommendations for which policy packages are best suited for a given user.

This cmdlet supports retrieving teams with particular properties/information, including all teams that a specific user belongs to, all teams that have been archived, all teams with a specific display name, or all teams in the organization.

Get all the channels for a team.

Returns users of a channel.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To retrieve a Team's fun settings, run Get-Team.

Gets a team's fun settings.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To retrieve a Team's guest settings, run Get-Team.

Gets Team guest settings.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To retrieve a Team's member settings, run Get-Team.

Gets team member settings.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To retrieve a Team's messaging settings, run Get-Team.

Gets team messaging settings.

Returns app information from the Teams tenant app store.

Get a Teams App installed in Microsoft Teams.

Returns users of a team.

This cmdlet assigns a policy package to a group in a tenant.

This commandlet supports applying the TeamsShiftsPolicy to users in a tenant.

This cmdlet supports applying a policy package to users in a tenant. Note that there is a limit of 20 users you can apply the package to at a time. To apply a policy package to a larger number of users, consider using New-CsBatchPolicyPackageAssignmentOperation.

This cmdlet is used to assign or unassign a policy to a batch of users.

This cmdlet submits an operation that applies a policy package to a batch of users in a tenant. A batch may contain up to 5000 users.

Note: This cmdlet is currently in private preview.

This cmdlet creates a custom policy package.

This cmdlet is used to assign a policy to a security group or distribution list.

This cmdlet allows you to create a new TeamsShiftPolicy instance and set it's properties.

This cmdlet lets you provision a new team template for use in Microsoft Teams. Learn more about team templates here.

This cmdlet lets you provision a new Team for use in Microsoft Teams and will create an O365 Unified Group to back the team. Groups created through teams cmdlets, APIs, or clients will not show up in Outlook by default.

If you want these groups to appear in Outlook clients, you can use the Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet in the Exchange Powershell Module to disable the switch parameter HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled (-HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled:$false).

Note: The Teams application may need to be open by an Owner for up to two hours before changes are reflected.

IMPORTANT: Using this cmdlet to create a new team using a template is still in preview. You can install and use the preview module from the PowerShell test gallery. For instructions on installing and using the Teams PowerShell preview module, see Install the pre-release version of the Teams PowerShell module.

Add a new channel to a team.

Creates a new app in the Teams tenant app store.

Note: This cmdlet is currently in private preview.

This cmdlet deletes a custom policy package.

This cmdlet is used to remove a group policy assignment.

Remove the TeamsShiftPolicy for a user.

Note: the command will return immediately, but the Teams application will not reflect the update immediately. The Teams application may need to be open for up to an hour before changes are reflected.

This cmdlet deletes a specified Team Template from Microsoft Teams.

This cmdlet deletes a specified Team from Microsoft Teams.

NOTE: The associated Office 365 Unified Group will also be removed.

Delete a channel. This will not delete content in associated tabs.

Note: The channel will be "soft deleted", meaning the contents are not permanently deleted for a time. So a subsequent call to Add-TeamChannel using the same channel name will fail if enough time has not passed.

Note: the command will return immediately, but the Teams application will not reflect the update immediately, please refresh the members page to see the update.

To turn an existing Owner into an Member, specify role parameter as Owner.

Note: last owner cannot be removed from the private channel.

Removes an app in the Teams tenant app store.

Removes a Teams App installed in Microsoft Teams.

Remove an owner or member from a team, and from the unified group which backs the team.

Note: the command will return immediately, but the Teams application will not reflect the update immediately. The Teams application may need to be open for up to an hour before changes are reflected.

Note: last owner cannot be removed from the team.

Note: The cmdlet Set-CsGroupPolicyAssignment will be available soon. In the meantime, to change a group policy assignment you can first remove the current policy assignment from the group and then add a new policy assignment.

This cmdlet is used to update a group policy assignment.

This cmdlet allows you to set or update properties of a TeamsShiftPolicy instance, including user's shift based presence and Teams off shift warning message-specific settings.

This cmdlet allows you to update properties of a team, including its displayname, description, and team-specific settings.

This cmdlet is used to freeze all of the team activity, but Teams Administrators and team owners will still be able to add or remove members and update roles. You can unarchive the team anytime.

Update Team channels settings.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To set a Team's settings, run Set-Team.

Update Giphy, Stickers and Memes settings.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To set a Team's settings, run Set-Team.

Updates team guest settings.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To set a Team's settings, run Set-Team.

Updates team member settings.

Note: This cmdlet is deprecated as of our 1.0 PowerShell release, and is not supported in our 1.0 release. To set a Team's settings, run Set-Team.

Updates team messaging settings.

Update the team picture.

Note: the command will return immediately, but the Teams application will not reflect the update immediately. The Teams application may need to be open for up to an hour before changes are reflected.

Note: this cmdlet is not support in special government environments (TeamsGCCH and TeamsDoD) and is currently only supported in our beta release.

Updates an app in the Teams tenant app store.

Note: This cmdlet is currently in private preview.

This cmdlet updates a custom policy package.

This cmdlet submits an operation that updates a custom team template with new team template settings.

Update a Teams App in Microsoft Teams.