Microsoft Released version 0.9.6 of the Teams PowerShell Module via the PowerShell Gallery.
I think, that this release is a big leap! It contains a few updates that many admins, like me, desperately waited for. Fun fact: There are no Release Notes that spread this great new!
Here is a overview (taken from a developer comment on the PowerShell Gallery:
0.9.6 lets you create teams on behalf of other users if you are a global admin or teams service admin. It also comes with two features: 1. you no longer need to be licensed for teams if you’re a global or teams service admin to run the cmdlets and 2. a global and teams service admin can manage teams they don’t own/belong to.
Overview:
- A global os service admin can create Teams on behalf of a regular user
- Global or service admin’s doesn’t need to have a Teams license
- Global or service admin’s can now change/manage Teams without belonging or own them
To install the Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module:
Install-Module -Name 'MicrosoftTeams' -Scope AllUsers -Force -Confirm:$false
To get the update to 0.9.6:
Update-Module -Name 'MicrosoftTeams' -Force -Confirm:$false
I know that the Microsoft Graph API for Teams was designed to do a lot of these tasks! However, I love to use PowerShell end-2-end, like for all my other administrative tasks.