Create new Microsoft Team using PowerShell In this post, we will go through the steps for how to create a new Microsoft Team. To gets started the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module needs to be installed first, steps on how to install the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module can be found here: http://www.thatlazyadmin.com/install-microsoft-teams-powershell-module/ Once the Microsoft Teams…
Leave a CommentHow to send an Email to Microsoft Teams Channel This post will describe the process you can follow to allow a Microsoft Teams Channel to receive emails. To get started navigate to the Microsoft Team. Then from the Teams Channel click on more (…) and select Get email address. A new email address will be…
Leave a CommentThe following process will prevent users in your Office 365 Tenant from creating Office 365 groups and new Microsoft Teams. To get started you will have to create a new group in Office 365 and this group will be used to manage who can create Office 365 groups in the organisation. Office 365 groups is…
7 CommentsCreate an Org-Wide Team in Microsoft Teams What is an Org-Wide Team? An org-wide Team allows global administrators to easily create a public team that pulls in all users in the organisation and keeps the membership up to date with Active Directory and updates as users joins and leaves the organisation. Only global administrators can…
1 CommentHow to create a Group Chat in Microsoft Teams To create a group chat, open the Teams desktop application, click on compose icon. From the compose a new message windows, click on the drop-down arrow to create new Group chat. You will notice when you click in the drop-down, the option to specify a group…
8 CommentsMicrosoft Teams can’t chat with external Domains When users in your organisation try to chat with users outside of your organisation, they receive the following message in Microsoft Teams. “We can’t set up the conversation because your organisations are not set up to talk to each other” To allow your users to communicate / chat with…
Leave a CommentCreating a New Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy To create a new Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy can be done using the Teams Admin console and Windows PowerShell. The new Teams Policy should cater for the following. Applies to users in Low Bandwidth regions Limit the features in Teams which requires more bandwidth To get started navigate…
Leave a CommentCreate a Microsoft Teams Live event What is a Microsoft Teams Live Event? Microsoft Teams Live events allows you to broadcast video and meeting content to users in your organization and to a large online audience. Teams live events are considered the next version of Skype Meeting Broadcast and will eventually replace the capabilities in…
Leave a CommentEnable “Notify Skype for Business users that an upgrade to Teams is available” via Microsoft 365 Admin Console. As some organisations starts to adopt Teams and already running Skype for Business, administrators can now manage the user experience in an organisation using the coexistence “mode”. What are modes? Modes defines in what service (Teams or…
3 CommentsHow to archive and restore an archived Microsoft Team In this post we will run down on how to archive and restore a Microsoft Team. You can archive a Team when it’s no longer needed or active, but it will be used in the future and needs to be reactivated. All items in the Team…
Leave a CommentHow to Install Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module In this short post, we will look at how to install the PowerShell module for Microsoft Teams. To get started we need to launch a PowerShell window. Ps. a Minimum PowerShell version is 3.0 Then type the following.
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Leave a CommentHow to Allow Guest Access to Microsoft Teams This post is just to show case how to provide Guest access for Microsoft Teams, As the Office 365 admin, you must enable the guest feature before you or your organization’s users (specifically, team owners) can add guests. The guest access settings are a feature set of…
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