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external help file: Microsoft.Rtc.Management.Hosted.dll-help.xml
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applicable: Skype for Business Online, Skype for Business Server 2019
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title: Grant-CsTeamsUpgradePolicy
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schema: 2.0.0
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# Grant-CsTeamsUpgradePolicy
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## SYNOPSIS
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TeamsUpgradePolicy allows administrators to manage the transition from Skype for Business to Teams. IMPORTANT: TeamsUpgradePolicy will replace TeamsInteropPolicy. Aspects of TeamsUpgradePolicy are still in preview mode as described below.
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TeamsUpgradePolicy allows administrators to manage the transition from Skype for Business to Teams. IMPORTANT: TeamsUpgradePolicy has replaced TeamsInteropPolicy. However, aspects of TeamsUpgradePolicy are still in preview mode as described below.
TeamsUpgradePolicy allows administrators to manage the transition from Skype for Business to Teams. This cmdlet returns the set of instances of this policy. As an organization with Skype for Business starts to adopt Teams, administrators can manage client behavior for their end user using the concept of "mode", which defines where routing behavior (e.g in which client do chats and calls land). In the future, mode will also be used to define client behavior in Teams client in terms of what functionality will be available. TeamsUpradePolicy can be granted either on a per user basis or on a tenant-wide basis. In addition, prior to upgrading to TeamsOnly mode administrators can use TeamsUpgradePolicy to trigger notifications in the Skype for Business client to inform users of the pending upgrade.
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TeamsUpgradePolicy allows administrators to manage the transition from Skype for Business to Teams. As an organization with Skype for Business starts to adopt Teams, administrators can manage client behavior for their end user using the concept of coexistence "mode", which defines in which client chats and calls land. In the future, mode will also be used to define Teams client behavior in terms of what functionality will be available. In addition, prior to upgrading to TeamsOnly mode administrators can use TeamsUpgradePolicy to trigger notifications in the Skype for Business client to inform users of the pending upgrade.
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This cmdlet enables admins to apply TeamsUpgradePolicy to either individual users or to set the default for the entire organization. TeamsUpgradePolicy can be granted either on a per user basis or on a tenant-wide basis.
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IMPORTANT: TeamsUpgradePolicy has replaced TeamsInteropPolicy. Components that previously honored TeamsInteropPolicy have been fully updated to honor TeamsUpgradePolicy instead. TeamsInteropPolicy is not honored, except if TeamsUpgradePolicy mode=Legacy. However, Legacy mode is being deprecated.
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When you use Grant-CsTeamsUpgradePolicy you should NOT use Grant-CsTeamsInteropPolicy except if you choose mode=Legacy. Additionally, do not grant both policies at the same time. Instead grant one policy and then wait 30 minutes before granting the next policy.
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IMPORTANT: TeamsUpgradePolicy will replace TeamsInteropPolicy. Components that previously honored TeamsInteropPolicy are being updated to honor TeamsUpgradePolicy instead. During the transition, use of these 2 policies must be coordinated during the transition. After transition is complete, TeamsInteorpPolicy will be removed.
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All relevant instances of TeamsUpgradePolicy are built into the system, so there is no corresponding New cmdlet.
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Instances with mode set to SfBWithTeamsCollab are not yet functional. From a routing perspective, this will behave like SfBOnly mode.
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When granting TeamsUpgradePolicy, you must also grant the corresponding instances of TeamsInteropPolicy as described later below.
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Office 365 provides all relevant instances of TeamsUpgradePolicy via built-in, read-only policies. The built-in instances are listed below.
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|Identity|Mode|NotifySfbUsers|Action|Comments|
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|Islands|Islands|False|None||
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|IslandsWithNotify|Islands|True|Notify||
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|SfBOnly|SfBOnly|False|None|For now, this mode is effectively the same as setting preferred client=SfB. We expect in the future this will restrict Teams functionality.|
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|SfBOnlyWithNotify|SfBOnly|True|Notify|For now, this mode is effectively the same as setting preferred client=SfB. We expect in the future this will restrict Teams functionality.|
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|SfBWithTeamsCollab|SfBWithTeamsCollab|False|None|This mode exists at the PowerShell layer but is not yet exposed in the admin user experience. From a routing perspective, this is the same as SfBOnly mode. When TeamsAppPolicy is available, this will only allow Channels in Teams app.|
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|SfBWithTeamsCollabWithNotify|SfBWithTeamsCollab|True|Notify|This mode exists at the PowerShell layer but is not yet exposed in the admin user experience. From a routing perspective, this is the same as SfBOnly mode. When TeamsAppPolicy is available, this will only allow Channels in Teams app.|
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|UpgradeToTeams|TeamsOnly|False|Upgrade|Use this mode to upgrade users to Teams and to prevent chat, calling, and meeting scheduling in Skype for Business.|
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|Global|Legacy|False|None|The mode will soon be updated to Islands.|
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|NoUpgrade|Legacy|False|None|This instance will soon be retired.|
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|NotifyForTeams|Legacy|True|Notify|This instance will soon be retired.|
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NOTES:
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- TeamsUpgradePolicy is available in both Office 365 and in on-premises versions of Skype for Business Server, but there are differences:
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- In Office 365, admins can specify both coexistence mode and whether to trigger notifications of pending upgrade.
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- In on-premises with Skype for Business Server, the only availble option is to trigger notifications.
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- TeamsUpgradePolicy in Office 365 can be granted to users homed on-premises in hybrid deployments of Skype for Business as follows:
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- Coexistence mode is honored by users homed on-premises, however on-premises users cannot be granted the UpgradeToTeams instance (mode=TeamsOnly) of TeamsUpgradePolicy. Users must be either homed in Skype for Business Online or have no Skype account anywhere to be upgraded to TeamsOnly mode.
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- The NotifySfBUsers setting of Office 365 TeamsUpgradePolicy is not honored by users homed on-premises. Instead, the on-premise version of TeamsUpgradePolicy must be used.
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- In Office 365, all relevant instances of TeamsUpgradePolicy are built into the system, so there is no corresponding New cmdlet avaiable. In contrast, Skype for Business Server does not contain built-in instances, so the New cmdlet is available on-premises. Only NotifySfBUsers property is available in on-premises.
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- Instances with mode set to SfBWithTeamsCollab are not yet functional. From a routing perspective, this will behave like SfBOnly mode.
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- The Action property is redundnant with the combination of NotifySfBUsers and Mode. It will eventually be removed.
The above cmdlet assigns the "UpgradeToTeams" policy to user [email protected]. This effectively upgrades the user to Teams only mode.
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The above cmdlet assigns the "UpgradeToTeams" policy to user [email protected]. This effectively upgrades the user to Teams only mode. This command will only succeed if the user does not have on-premises Skype for Business account.
When you grant TeamsUpgradePolicy to a user, you must also grant the corresponding instance of TeamsInteropPolicy to the user as shown below. Until TeamsInteropPolicy is retired, you must coordinate granting of both TeamsUpgradePolicy and TeamsInteropPolicy:
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| If you grant an instance of TeamsUpgradePolicy with this value of Mode…| …Then grant this instance of TeamsInteropPolicy |
It is *no longer required* to coordinate granting of TeamsUpgradePolicy and TeamsInteropPolicy. TeamsInteropPolicy is no longer honored and should not be used.
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