To resolve the issue of not knowing who the global admin is for your Microsoft Teams organization, and to update admin permissions, you can follow these steps:
Contact Microsoft Support: Reach out to Microsoft Support for assistance. They can help identify the global admin for your organization and guide you through the process of transferring admin rights to a current employee.
Check for Admin Roles: If you have access to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, you can check for any assigned admin roles. This might give you a clue about who has admin permissions.
Admin Center Request: If you’re unable to identify the admin, you can request access to the admin center by raising a support ticket through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center1. This will require someone from your IT department to contact Microsoft on behalf of the company.
Use PowerShell: If you have access to PowerShell and the necessary permissions, you can use the command Set-MsolCompanySettings -UsersPermissionToReadOtherUsersEnabled $True
to enable users to read other users’ settings, which might help in identifying the admin2.
Internal IT Department: Continue to work with your IT department as they may have ways to identify the admin through internal records or by contacting Microsoft directly.
Remember, it’s important to have a designated global admin who is currently an active employee to manage your organization’s Teams settings, including the use of third-party apps. It’s also a good practice to have more than one global admin to avoid such situations in the future.
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