Get Team

Command

Get-Team

Description

The command to get teams from a Microsoft 365 tenant.

Index

• Examples
• How to handle a conflict with the Get-Team command from the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module
• Syntax
• Parameters

Examples

Get the tenant single team

Get-Team -Tenant $tenant

Get the tenant teams

Get-Team -Tenant $tenant -AllowMultiple

Get a team by name

Get-Team -Name "MyTeam" -Tenant $tenant

Get all teams with the same name

Get-Team -Name "MyTeam" -Tenant $tenant -AllowMultiple

Get multiple teams by name

Get-Team -Name "FirstTeam", "SecondTeam" -Tenant $tenant

Get multiple teams by name using wildcards

Get-Team -Name "*Team" -Tenant $tenant -AllowMultiple

Get a team by id

Get-Team -Id "12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789012" -Tenant $tenant

Get multiple teams by id

Get-Team -Id "11111111-1234-1234-1234-123456789012","22222222-1234-1234-1234-123456789012" -Tenant $tenant

How to handle a conflict with the Get-Team command from the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module

If you have the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module installed, you might get errors due to a conflict with the Get-Team command included with that module as well.

You can use a prefix to solve that issue in your script. Create a prefix on the Import-Module line, and add that prefix in your get command as shown in the example below:

Import-Module sharegate -Prefix MY
$mypassword = ConvertTo-SecureString 'my_password' -AsPlainText -Force
$mytenant = Connect-Tenant -Domain mydomain -Username "my_username" -Password $mypassword
Get-MYTeam -Tenant $mytenant -AllowMultiple

This will use the ShareGate Get-Team command instead of the Microsoft Teams version.

Syntax

Get-Team
-Tenant <Tenant>
[-AllowMultiple <SwitchParameter>]

Get-Team
-Name <String[]> -Tenant <Tenant>
[-AllowMultiple <SwitchParameter>]

Get-Team
-Id <Guid[]> -Tenant <Tenant>
[-AllowMultiple <SwitchParameter>]