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Microsoft Teams Connect aka Shared Channels Coming Later in 2021
Microsoft Teams Connect, a new way of collaboration based on federated shared channels, is now in private preview and should be available later in 2021. The best thing about shared channels is that y...
You can use PowerShell to manage the SharePoint Online sites created for private and shared channels.
Always interested in the options! Could you tell me more? To be honest I am not working with PowerShell enough to immediately understand what is possible.
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$Sites = Get-SPOSite -Template "TeamChannel#0" will find all private channel sites. After that. you manage them like any other site.in addition to my earlier post I discovered a way to add members and owners to a private channel when in the Admin Center. This makes it easier to grant access when needed!
So I (as an admin) now have a way to see if there are private channels and in case of need for support can also get access without the need for an user to grant it (which could have been difficult if no owners are left 😉 )
Seek, ask and you will find an answer hahaha
Thanks TonyRedmond for your help in easily discovering them via Powershell btw- No worries. We have a lot more information about Teams in the Office 365 for IT Pros eBook. Keeping this book updated on a monthly basis means that we hunt down details like this all the time.
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