During a troubleshooting session there was a need to update all Microsoft Teams Devices in a specific site. In this site there were different manufacturers and models. Currently, the Teams Admin Center (TAC) allows to select devices and send the update request but in this case the requirement was to only update phones in one … Continue reading Update-UcTeamsDevice
A new version is now available in PowerShell Gallery. To install in PowerShell: Install-Module UclobbyTeams If you already have the module: Update-Module UclobbyTeams Here are the changes since last post (0.2.0): General 0.3.1 Change: Added a check, in all cmdlets, if there is a newer version of module available (Test-UcModuleUpdateAvailable). 0.2.7 Change: We … Continue reading UCLobby Teams 0.3.1
Recently, we added a new cmdlet to the UC Lobby Teams PowerShell module. The Get-UcTeamsDevice cmdlet will use MS Graph to query all the Teams Devices registered in a M365 Tenant. Executing it without any parameters will return a table with a summary of all devices. This information is similar to what is shown in … Continue reading Get-UcTeamsDevice
A new version is now available in PowerShell Gallery and here are the changes included: Get-UcTeamsVersion Added Computer parameter to get Teams version on a remote machine. Added Path parameter to specify a path that contains Teams log files. Get-UcTeamsDevice New cmdlet that gets Microsoft Teams Devices information using MS Graph API. Test-UcTeamsDevicesConditionalAccessPolicy New cmdlet … Continue reading UCLobby Teams 0.2.0
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
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 we can look at the redirect URL and look at the forest, in this case it … Continue reading Get-UcTeamsForest
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 the correct DNS records before executing the change to TeamsOnly. For this we created a simple … 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
Recently a customer requested to get a phone inventory, usually we can simply use the Skype for Business Monitoring Report: The issue was that customer had around 6000 phones and this report is limited to 1000 (by design). One option could be change the SQL Stored Procedure that is executed when we run the IP … Continue reading PSScript: Get Phone Registration from Log files
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 Teams client is installed per user and the version is stored in the settings.json file: %AppData%\Microsoft\Teams\ … Continue reading Teams: Check client version using PowerShell
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