Microsoft Teams Management
Manage teams and members in Microsoft Teams.
- Category
- Messaging and Conferencing
- Pack
- MicrosoftTeams
Configuration parameters
- app_id — Application ID
- azure_ad_endpoint — Azure AD endpoint
- insecure — Trust any certificate (not secure)
- proxy — Use system proxy settings
- authentication_type — Authentication Type
- tenant_id — Tenant ID (for Client Credentials mode)
- credentials — Client Secret (for Client Credentials mode)
- managed_identities_client_id —
Commands (19)
- microsoft-teams-auth-complete — Run this command to complete the authorization process. Should be used after running the microsoft-teams-auth-start command.
- microsoft-teams-auth-reset — Run this command if for some reason you need to rerun the authentication process.
- microsoft-teams-auth-start — Run this command to start the authorization process and follow the instructions in the command results.
- microsoft-teams-auth-test — Tests connectivity to Microsoft.
- microsoft-teams-member-add — Add a user to be a team member.
- microsoft-teams-member-get — Gets a member of a team.
- microsoft-teams-member-remove — Remove a member from the team.
- microsoft-teams-member-update — Updates a team member.
- microsoft-teams-members-list — Returns the members of the specified team.
- microsoft-teams-team-archive — Archive the specified team. When a team is archived, users can no longer send or like messages on any channel in the team, edit the team's name, description, or other settings, or in general make most changes to the team. Membership changes to the team continue to be allowed. Archiving is an async operation. A team is archived once the async operation completes successfully, which may occur subsequent to a response from this command. In order to archive a team, the team and group must have an owner.
- microsoft-teams-team-clone — Create a copy of a team. This operation also creates a copy of the corresponding group. Cloning is a long-running operation.
- microsoft-teams-team-create — Creates a new team.
- microsoft-teams-team-create-from-group — Create a new team under a group. In order to create a team, the group must have a least one owner and the group cannot be of type Security.
- microsoft-teams-team-delete — Deletes a group. Note: it might take time for the team to disappear from the teams list.
- microsoft-teams-team-get — Retrieve the properties and relationships of the specified team.
- microsoft-teams-team-unarchive — Restore an archived team. This restores the users' ability to send messages and edit the team, abiding by tenant and team settings. Unarchiving is an async operation. A team is unarchived once the async operation completes successfully, which may occur subsequent to a response from this command.
- microsoft-teams-team-update — Update the properties of the specified team.
- microsoft-teams-teams-list — Returns all the groups that have teams in an organization.
- microsoft-teams-teams-list-joined — Get the teams in Microsoft Teams that the user is a direct member of.