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What is the PowerShell Get Command for Teams IP Phones Configurations Profiles

Anonymous
2023-01-10T23:30:47+00:00

I found this procedure for Adding Configuration Profiles, I would like to know the PowerShell Cmdlets to perform this. My Common Area Phones seem to be associated with a Profile that I deleted and I can no longer see on the Teams Cloud Client. Something like (get-csteamsdevicesconfigurationprofile)

Use configuration profiles in Teams

Use configuration profiles to manage settings and features for different Teams devices in your organization, including Teams Rooms on Android, Teams displays, Teams phone, and Teams panels. You can create or upload configuration profiles to include settings and features you want to enable or disable, and then assign a profile to a device or set of devices. Create a configuration profile To create a configuration profile for a Teams device type:

  1. In the left navigation, go to Teams Devices > select the Teams device type > Configuration profiles. For example, select Teams Devices > Teams panels > Configuration profiles to create a new configuration profile for Teams panels.
  2. Click Add.
  3. Enter a name for the profile and optionally add a friendly description.
  4. Specify the settings you want for the profile, and then click Save. The newly created configuration profile is displayed in the list of profiles.

Assign a configuration profile After creating a configuration profile for a Teams device type, assign it to one or more devices.

  1. In the left navigation, go to Teams Devices > select the Teams device type. For example, to assign a configuration profile to a Teams panels device, select Teams Devices > Teams panels.
  2. Select one or more devices, and then click Assign configuration.
  3. In the Assign a configuration pane, search for configuration profile to assign to the selected devices.
  4. Click Apply. For the devices to which you applied the configuration policy, the Action column displays Config Update and the Configuration profile column displays the configuration profile name.
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  1. Anonymous
    2023-01-11T01:29:08+00:00

    Hi, I'm Ahmed and I am happy to help.

    Thanks for relying on us in your questions!

    The PowerShell cmdlet to retrieve a configuration profile for Teams IP phones is Get-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy

    You can use this cmdlet to retrieve information about one or more configuration profiles, such as their names, descriptions, and settings. For example, to retrieve information about all configuration profiles, you would run the command Get-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy

    To retrieve information about a specific configuration profile by name, you would run the command

    Get-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy -Identity <ProfileName>

    To assign a configuration profile you should use

    Set-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy and the -Identity parameter of the specific policy you want to assign.

    Let me know if you need further assistance.

    Regards,

    Ahmed

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  2. Anonymous
    2023-02-13T21:24:04+00:00

    Ahmed,

    The phone configuration profile contains information regarding time zones, date formats, power saving settings, whether logging is turned on or not, etc. Teams IP Phone Policies contain none of those. Those policies control sign-on mode, whether or not a user can search the directory on the phone, hotdesking settings, etc.

    Is there another command or are the configuration policies only be manipulated via web interface?

    Hi, I'm Ahmed and I am happy to help.

    Thanks for relying on us in your questions!

    The PowerShell cmdlet to retrieve a configuration profile for Teams IP phones is Get-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy

    You can use this cmdlet to retrieve information about one or more configuration profiles, such as their names, descriptions, and settings. For example, to retrieve information about all configuration profiles, you would run the command Get-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy

    To retrieve information about a specific configuration profile by name, you would run the command
    Get-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy -Identity <ProfileName>

    To assign a configuration profile you should use

    Set-CsTeamsIPPhonePolicy and the -Identity parameter of the specific policy you want to assign.

    Let me know if you need further assistance.

    Regards,
    Ahmed

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