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Powershell question regarding access permissions

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Hi All.

 

Would really appreciate someone answering a quick question if possible. 

 

Are the cmdlets available dependent on account permissions on the tenant?

 

As an example.  I have 2 seperate tenants,  I run the same script but I just amend the tenant/account information.. 

 

When i try to run the set-csuser command, i works for 1 tenant but not the other..   The difference is 1 account is a global admin the other is simply a teams admin....  i am getting push back internally on this but it is the only thing i can see causing an issue.

 

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. 

 

 

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best response confirmed by BenRooke (Brass Contributor)
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Set-CsUser is in the Skype module right? Could be that the Teams Administrator also needs the Skype Administrator role to execute it.

SfB admin would be in the Global Administrator

That's just a guess - but hope it answers your question!

Best, Chris
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best response confirmed by BenRooke (Brass Contributor)
Solution
Set-CsUser is in the Skype module right? Could be that the Teams Administrator also needs the Skype Administrator role to execute it.

SfB admin would be in the Global Administrator

That's just a guess - but hope it answers your question!

Best, Chris

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