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Some policies don't have SET commands available, or they contain parameters that can't be customized in the policy. SET commands (for example, Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy): Sets particular values on a given policy. Often this is to ensure that the policies you use in your organization have a supported combination of settings. Not all policies support the creation of custom policies.

NEW commands (for example, New-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy): Creates new policies for your organization to assign to users in your organization.

To find only the custom policies you’ve created in your organization, use -Filter "tag:*".GET commands (for example, Get-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy): Returns the policy documents that are available for you to assign in your organization, including the policies created by Microsoft for you to use as well as the custom policies you’ve created. Each policy type has its own set of cmdlets for creating, viewing, deleting, and updating the policies themselves, and then assigning those policies to users. For more information, please see Manage Skype for Business Online with Office 365 PowerShell.įind the cmdlets for managing policies in the Skype for Business cmdlet module.Ī policy is a group of settings that can be applied granularly to individual users. The cmdlets will be available in your PowerShell session once you connect to Teams.

#HOW TO EDIT TEMS LOG FILE INSTALL#

Installation steps are available in the Install Teams PowerShell article. Skype for Business Online cmdlets that apply to Teams are natively available in the Teams PowerShell module.

Skype for Business Online Connector is consolidated into Teams PowerShell.

New-Team -DisplayName "Contoso Marketing" -Description "Collaboration space for Contoso's Marketing department" If you are a Global Admin or Teams Administrator, you'll be able to act on all teams in your organization. All of these cmdlets can be run as end users, but they'll work only on the teams that you own or are a member of. There are a set of cmdlets provided for operating on the core team and its settings ( new-team, get-team, set-team), managing team users ( add-teamuser, remove-teamuser), as well as cmdlets for managing the channels of the team ( new-teamchannel, remove-teamchannel). Teams are backed by Office 365 Groups, so when you create a team, you create a group. The cmdlets for creating and managing teams are in the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module. To manage Teams in the Teams admin center, see Manage Teams with Azure Cloud Shell. Use this guidance in conjunction with the Microsoft Teams cmdlet reference and Skype for Business cmdlet reference.

#HOW TO EDIT TEMS LOG FILE HOW TO#

This article shows you how to use Microsoft Teams PowerShell to manage Teams and Skype for Business.