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i try to remove an old alias address from a renamed unified group but in the admin center i get the message unified groups aren´t supported (see screenshot). Domain Names are blacked for privacy.
My setup is hybrid where the unified group was created as a Teams in Azure only.
The old group name was hr@.... that is the alias i tried to remove here.
Seems to work fine here, even when using the EAC UI. Make sure you have the necessary permissions, and as a workaround, you can also try doing it via PowerShell:
Set-UnifiedGroup groupname -EmailAddresses @{remove="******@domain.com"}
Do note that you cannot directly remove an alias which is set as Primary. You have to set another one as primary first.
i tried to remove with PS already and it seems to work but still the removed alias is shown in EAC.
As changes need to be synchronized to Azure AD (due to the dual-write model), it might take a while for them to be reflected. To be on the safe side, you can check the Azure AD audit logs for the corresponding "Updated group" events.
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Hi @Spöri, Marco ,
Just checking in to see if the changes have already been reflected to EAC now. If it looks fine now, you can consider accepting Vasil's answer to help increase visibility of this question for other members of the Microsoft Q&A community. If you are still looking for help, feel free to comment down below.