Manage Microsoft Teams Using Graph PowerShell
The -MgTeam cmdlets are a part of the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK and are used to manage Microsoft Teams within a Microsoft 365 (M365) environment. These cmdlets allow administrators to create, retrieve, update, and delete teams, as well as manage team settings, channels, members, and other related resources.
Creating a Team
New-MgTeam cmdlet helps you create a new team. This cmdlet requires basic parameters like DisplayName, Description and the Team template to be implemented.
Retrieving Teams
Get-MgTeam cmdlet helps you retrieve all the Microsoft teams within the Microsoft 365 tenant.
Retrieving Details of Single Team
Pass in the Team Id to the Get-MgTeam cmdlet to get the details of a single team.
Updating a Team
Update-MgTeam cmdlet helps you update the properties of an existing team. You need to pass in the team id and the team properties that need to be updated.
Deleting a Team
Remove-MgGroup cmdlet helps you delete a team. You need to pass in the team id or group id to delete the team.
Note: You don't have to use Remove-MgTeam cmdlet. Remove-MgGroup is enough since group is basically a teams-enabled group.
Best Practices While Using MgTeam Cmdlet
Here are some best practices to keep in mind to make the most of Get-MgUser cmdlet:
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Filtering Results:: Use filtering to narrow down the results. This can be done using the Where-Object cmdlet to filter by specific properties like DisplayName or Visibility.
For more complex filtering, combine multiple conditions.
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Selecting Specific Properties:: Retrieve only the properties you need to reduce the amount of data processed and improve performance.
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Paging Through Results:: Use paging to handle large sets of results, especially in large organizations.
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Handling Errors and Exceptions:: Implement error handling to manage any issues that may arise during execution.
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Logging and Auditing:: Log the results or actions taken for auditing purposes. This helps in tracking changes and operations performed.
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