Dec 21 2020 02:06 PM
Instead of using Install-Module to install the latest version (1.1.6) of the Teams PowerShell module, is it possible to download the NUPKG file and manually install? I would like to install the module on a machine that has limited access to external sites and adding the PowerShell Gallery to that list is not an option at the moment. I've attempted to use the instructions at the link below but doing so results in a bunch of "could not load file or assembly" errors when attempting Import-Module MicrosoftTeams. Is a manual install even possible?
Dec 27 2020 02:02 AM
SolutionJan 04 2021 07:41 AM
Thanks for the suggestion @Christopher Hoard. Unfortunately the process demoed in YouTube video, copying the module from one machine to another, doesn't seem to work for the latest Teams PS module. Our security team is currently rejecting my request to allow the machines which would use the module to have access to the PowerShell repository required for installation. Since I only require a few of the commands this module provides I guess I'll look at using the Graph API instead.
Jan 04 2021 11:41 AM
Jun 07 2021 02:57 AM
I faced the same issue and found a way to resolve it.
You must to rename Folder, where reside module files (e.g. MicrosoftTeams.psd1, LICENSE.txt, GetTeamSettings.format.ps1xml and so on) to MicrosoftTeams.
After that you will be able to import module, which was downloaded from powershellgallery and extracted, locally.
Hope it helps you and other members.