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Hello.
To allow applications to access online meetings on behalf of a user, I will Configure application access policy on Windows PowerShell.
But these error message like this will be returned.
What is wrong with my process?
Docs - Allow applications to access online meetings on behalf of a user
The new Teams module "combines" connectivity to the Graph API endpoints (Teams management) and the old SfB cmdlets, but unfortunately it's not uncommon for it to fail to connect to the latter. Just try connecting again, if that doesnt help open a new PowerShell window and try anew.
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Hi @yuka ,
Agree with michev, and if you are not using the newest version Teams Powershell, please try re-installing it.
Best regards,
Lou
Hi,@Vasil Michev and @Anonymous .
Thanks for the reply.
I have updated Teams PowerShell to the latest version and have run "Connect-MicrosoftTeams" in a new PowerShell window several times, but it returns the same message. Are there any other possible solutions?
thanks in advance.
Unfortunately, they no longer support creating the SfBO PowerShell session manually, so you have to rely on the module to create it. The only other thing that comes in mind is to try running any other SfBO cmdlet first, such as Get-CSOnlineUser.
Thanks for the reply.
I tried to run Get-CSOnlineUser, but it didn't work.
Is there any other way to define the access policy? I need to give my application permission to access Teams onlinemeetings.
Sorry if I should start a new thread.
Unfortunately, it's only available via PowerShell, at least currently. I'd suggest you open a support request and report this.
I Contacted support and resolved the issue.
Thank you very much for your answer.