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In most cases we will have the UPN and the Email address to match, however, in some specific scenarios they won't match. This introduces a challenge if we need to obtain the user email address that belongs to a specific team. The Get-CsTeamUser will return the user UPN and not the user Email address. With … Continue reading Get-UcTeamUsersEmail
A new version is now available in PowerShell Gallery and here are the changes included: Get-UcTeamVersion Fixed the issue where the version was only showing 4 digits.Added information for Ring, Environment, Region. Get-UcTeamUsersEmail New cmdlet that returns a list of users email address that are part of a Team Get-UcTeamsWithSingleOwner This function returns a list … Continue reading UCLobby Teams 0.1.3
Update 2024/03/15 - This cmdlet was removed on version 0.4.4 after Skype for Business Online deprecation. Sometimes, we get asked which forest customers should use when moving a user to Microsoft Teams in the Move-CsUser. A quick way to check the forest is to open the following link in a browser: https://webdir.online.lync.com/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscoverservice.svc/root?originalDomain=uclobby.com In the response … Continue reading Get-UcTeamsForest
Update 2024/03/15 - This cmdlet was removed on version 0.4.4 after Skype for Business Online deprecation. Recently, we were working on a migration to Microsoft Teams from Skype for Business Server and one of the last steps was to change the Tenant Mode to TeamsOnly. However, customer asked to check if all domains (200+) had … Continue reading Test-UcTeamsOnlyModeReadiness
After publishing Teams: Check client version using PowerShell I started this module as a side project. Unfortunately, it stayed on draft from some time but now it’s finally here. The plan is to add useful functions related to Microsoft Teams and have them bundled in a single module. The module is available in the PowerShell Gallery: PowerShell Gallery – UCLobbyTeams … Continue reading UCLobby Teams PowerShell Module
As most of us know, the steps to install and update the Microsoft Teams Powerhell Module are described here: Install Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module However, it is also possible to install, load and remove previous versions. To list all installed versions we need to use the ListAvailable parameter: Get-Module -ListAvailable MicrosoftTeams By default, the module … Continue reading Manage Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module
Looking for New Teams? Please go to New Teams: Check client version using PowerShell - UC Lobby Update May 18th 2022: Now available as Get-UcTeamsVersion in UCLobby Teams PowerShell Module An easy way to check MS Teams version is in the client by going to About > Version: The version will be displayed near the Command Box: The MS … Continue reading Teams: Check client version using PowerShell
Please note that the Skype Room System V2 was rebranded to Microsoft Teams Rooms on January 2019, for more info please check: Introducing Microsoft Teams Rooms Here is the update list for the Microsoft Teams Room: Download the latest Microsoft Teams Room Deployment Kit Version Release Date More Info 4.19.82.0 January 31st, 2024 Release Notes … Continue reading Microsoft Teams Rooms Update List: January 2024
Update 2019/08/22 - Added the initial post methods. Update 2017/03/07 - Now we can control the start up behavior with an application setting. Although we might use Microsoft Teams every day we might not want to run it on startup. In this post we discuss the available methods to disable MS Teams auto-start feature. Method … Continue reading How to disable Microsoft Teams from Startup
Update 2017/11/16 - New keyboard shortcuts for Web Client. Microsoft Teams preview was recently released and to help troubleshooting we need to verify the log and media trace files. The Microsoft Teams Desktop Client logs are located in: Windows %AppData%\Microsoft\Teams\logs.txt Mac ~\Library\Application Support\Microsoft\Teams\logs.txt And the Media ETL traces are located in: Windows %AppData%\Microsoft\Teams\media-stack Mac ~\Library\Application Support\Microsoft\Teams If we … Continue reading Microsoft Teams: Desktop and Web Client Log Location