Hi All, Yesterday, Microsoft has released the MicrosoftTeams PowerShell Module 6.9.1-preview to the PowerShell Gallery. PowerShell Gallery MicrosoftTeams 6.9.1-preview Read more details in the Release Notes Adds ShiftsTeamId & ShiftsSchedulingGroupId parameters to [New|Set]-CsCallQueue cmdlets. [BREAKING CHANGE] Deprecates CustomizeFederation parameter from [Get|Set]-CsTenantFederationConfiguration cmdlets. I am using the new PSResourceGet here instead of the PowerShellGet commands. Check installed Module and what’s available in the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledPSResource -Name MicrosoftTeams -Scope CurrentUser Find-PSResource -Name MicrosoftTeams -Preview Uninstall the old Module and install the newest Module

Hi All, A day ago, a new Version of the AZ (Azure) PowerShell Module has been released to PowerShell Gallery. PowerShell Gallery Az 13.4.0 GitHub Release Notes Az I think the release notes have been updated I am using the new PSResourceGet here instead of the PowerShellGet commands. Show installed Versions and what’s available in PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledPSResource -Name AZ -Scope CurrentUser Find-PSResource -Name AZ Uninstall the old Modules Uninstall-PSResource AZ -Scope CurrentUser -SkipDependencyCheck -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue In the last few weeks i’ve noticed that uninstalling some Modules seems to have Problems.

Hi All, A day ago, Microsoft has released the Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell 16.0.25912.12000 PowerShell Module. PowerShell Gallery Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell I am using the new PSResourceGet here instead of the PowerShellGet commands. Show installed Versions and what’s available in PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledPSResource Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -Scope CurrentUser Find-PSResource Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell Uninstall the old Version and install the new Version of the Module Uninstall-PSResource Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -Scope CurrentUser In the last few weeks i’ve noticed that uninstalling some Modules seems to have Problems.

Hi All, Since a few days, the Public Beta of the E-ID of the Swiss Governement is accessible and can be used to issue, test and revoke Beta-ID Credentials. First you need the swiyu Wallet App on your Smartphone: Google Play Store Apple iOS App Store Everything has been set up. Now we can request the Beta ID Beta Credential Service The Beta-ID has been set up. Now we can test it: Check a Beta-ID Beta Credential Service

Hi All, A few Weeks ago, i wrote a PowerShell Script and an Azure Runbook to report expiring Clientsecrets and Certificates. With the Runbook, the Owners woul even receive an Email bevore the expiry date. Depending on the Permissions of the Application, beeing Owner could add a Path for Privilege Escalation. So i was looking for another Way of storing the Information who is responsable of the App. Tags If you look at the Manifest of an App, there is a String Array Property called Tags

Hi All, With the MC1011142 Message Center Post, Microsoft has announced the retirement of App Permissions for OneNote: Effective March 31, 2025, we will retire support for authentication tokens with application permissions (app-only tokens) for MSGraph OneNote APIs. We will continue to support authentication tokens that have delegated permissions. While app-only tokens are easy to use, they may be more easily exploited compared to more sophisticated authorization methods. Requests to the Notes API endpoints using tokens with application permissions will return 401 unauthorized errors starting March 31, 2025.

Hi All, A few days ago, i’ve stumbled accross the Interactive M365 License usage Report from Daniel Bradley. You can find the Script in the PowerShell Gallery PowerShell Gallery Invoke-M365LicenseReport Installing the Script. If you have the same warning about the PATH Variable i recommend reading Set Path Variable with PowerShell. Install-PSResource -Name Invoke-M365LicenseReport -Scope CurrentUser Invoke the Script Invoke-M365LicenseReport.ps1 -outpath C:\temp You can view the HTML File in the Browser

Hi All, A while ago, i did write an Azure Runbook that compares my Licenses every week. Keep Track of new ServicePlans in M365 Licenses I’ve received an Email this Week, stating that there have been added some new Service Plans to the “Microsoft_365_Copilot” SKU. In the M365 Admin Center it looks like this Let’s check the Licenses with PowerShell Connect-Graph -Scopes User.ReadWrite.All, Organization.Read.All -NoWelcome Get-MgUserLicenseDetail -UserId a.bohren@icewolf.ch List the Service Plans of the “Microsoft_365_Copilot” SKU

Hi All, Yesterday Microsoft has released the ExchangeOnlineManagement 3.7.2 PowerShell Module. PowerShell Gallery ExchangeOnlineManagement 3.7.2 v3.7.2: Added a new parameter -DisableWAM to the Connect-ExchangeOnline cmdlet, which disables the Web Account Manager (WAM). I am using the new PSResourceGet here instead of the PowerShellGet commands. Show installed Versions and what’s available in PowerShell Gallery. You need to use the -Prerelease Parameter to show Preview Versions of a Module Get-InstalledPSResource ExchangeOnlineManagement -Scope CurrentUser Find-PSResource ExchangeOnlineManagement -Prerelease Uninstall old Module

Hi All, I don’t know if you have noticed, that there is a URL Change for the M365 Roadmap API. Microsoft 365 Roadmap Like me, some of you might use the RSS Feed of Roadmapwatch Roadmapwatch For those of you that like to use the M365 Roadmap API - it’s very simple. It’s a simple REST Webservice that does not require Authentication. #New Roadmap URL $RoadmapURL = "https://www.microsoft.com/releasecommunications/api/v1/m365" $Result = Invoke-RestMethod -Method Get -Uri $RoadmapURL $Result[0] There are some Tags you or Products might want to Filter.