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Gets all the users who currently has a valid mapping for within a MS Team’s tenant.

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Get-exTeamUsersMap
   -Domain <String>
   -TeamID <String>
   -ChannelId <String>
   -Cookie <String>
   [<CommonParameters>]

Parameters

• Domain:
  The domain where Team site is hosted, teams.company.com
• TeamId:
  Required Team ID to be used by the cmdlet. See Common Parameters section in this document for more information.
• ChannelId:
  Channel ID to be used by the cmdlet. Retrieve the value for this parameter by right-click on the team site or channel and press “Get Link” command.
• Cookie:
  Optional cookie token to be used to authenticated into Team environment for eTask cmdlets.
• FilterExp:
  Optional filter expression to be used by the cmdlet. See Common Parameters section in this document for more information.

  Output

  TBD

Example

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Write-Host "++++ Get-exUsersMap for <--Your channel-->" 
$myUsers = Get-exUsersMap -Domain $myDomain -TeamId $myTeam -ChannelId $myChannel -ProjectId $myProjects.ProjectId -FilterExp "user365 eq 'oliver@anadea.com' or email eq 'oliver@anadea.com'"
#$myUsers | Format-List
$myUsers | Format-Table -Property displayname, user365, username, source
Write-Host "+ Total users count:" $myUsers.Count
Write-Host "-------------------------------------------------------------------------"

[TBS]
See this document for more information on user mapping.

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