Use PowerShell to Create a Report About the Teams Policies Assigned to User Accounts

Tony Redmond — Mon, 29 Nov 2021 04:42:00 +0000

Like all the other Microsoft 365 administrative consoles, the Teams admin center doesn't have any print options. If you want to print off any kind of information about Teams settings, you need to write your own code. PowerShell makes it easy to create a report about the Microsoft Teams policy assignments for user accounts. In this article, we explain how to extract policy information and generate a HTML report.

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Deploying Custom Teams Group Policy Assignments

Tony Redmond — Thu, 03 Jun 2021 07:43:00 +0000

Microsoft Teams uses an array of policies to control the features available to end users. Group policy assignments make it easier to assign packages of policies to groups of users. Microsoft provides a set of policy packages out of the box, and organizations can create custom packages. That is, if they have the Teams Advanced Communications license. Demanding a special license for functionality which helps tenants manage Teams better seems excessive, especially as you could relatively easily recreate policy assignments with PowerShell.

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Use PowerShell to Create a Report About the Teams Policies Assigned to User Accounts

Deploying Custom Teams Group Policy Assignments