Why did Microsoft deprecate (in this case remove, not actually deprecate) functionality without a replacement?
I'm sure a lot of the other functionality that was removed is probably useful as well, but specifically, I am interested in the following powershell commands:
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If you're going to remove the Powershell functionality, why not have a replacement for it in the Graph API? The manual process is not very useful. It requires a lot of manual work to get the results we need:
- Log into office.com
- Click on admin applet
- Expand admin centers
- Click on teams admin center
- Click on legacy admin center
- Click on reports
- Click on export to Excel
- Open file in excel
- Extract lines specific to extensions that user is interested in
- Copy lines to new spreadsheet
- Email spreadsheet to end user
That's a lot of work to do once a week.
All of this is needed because for whatever reason there isn't any granular permission levels for the Teams/Skype for Business info. Non-admin users can't access it, and it's an allow all access to account, or allow no access to account approach. I don't want general staffers having access to everything in Teams and Skype for Business. Even then, if they only had access to the call logs, I don't want them having access to the call logs for the business owner.
When will you have the functionality of this Powershell function in the Graph API?