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Hello,
I currently use these types of commands to assign TEAMS policies:
Grant-CsTeamsUpgradePolicy -Identity "xxxx@X " -PolicyName UpgradeToTeams -verbose
What are the equivalent commands with GRAPH API? and how can I easily find them?
thanks in advance for your answers !
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Hi @Damien ARNAUD ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
The "office-teams-windows-itpro" tag is for general questions about Teams desktop client on Windows. Since from the description, your question is related to Graph API, I'll also add the "microsoft-graph-teamwork" tag so that their community members can help look into this as well.
There are none. Most of the Teams "policy" cmdlets are powered by the old SfB infra, and can only be leveraged via PowerShell currently.
Thank you for your feedback.
Shouldn't the SFB infra module disappear in June 2022?
This doesnt necessarily mean that all the backend infra will be gone too. And the process of providing public APIs for such operations is yet another story, and likely a multi-year effort.
Hello,
Did microsoft release a new version of graph with the commands or still not?
Thanks in advance
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