The list here adds a few contributions to my previous post (https://modern-workplace.uk/?p=2608) where I have listed a few of the amazing tools that members of the Microsoft Community have created, which are extremely helpful for every Microsoft Teams administrator
I hope (again) that the list I wrote here (as limited as it is) will be useful to find “what you need, when you need it”
Convert-RibbonSbcConfigToWord
“Convert-RibbonSbcConfigToWord.ps1” takes the backup file from your Sonus/Ribbon SBC 1000/2000/SWeLite gateway and creates a new Word document, with all of the important configuration information captured in tables
https://github.com/greiginsydney/Convert-RibbonSbcConfigToWord.ps1
Author: Greig Sheridan (@greiginsydney)
Find available phone numbers with Get-TeamsNumbers.ps1
A PowerShell routine to find the next available number in a number range and at the same time know how many numbers you have left.
https://msunified.net/2021/08/18/find-available-phone-numbers-with-get-teamsnumbers-ps1/
Author: Ståle Hansen (@StaleHansen)
How to use Lightweight Bot and Azure Automation to interact with Teams Call Queue
How to give end-users a way to interact, change or update a Teams Auto Attendant or a Call Queue without the need to use the Teams Admin Center or PowerShell and without any Admin roles.
Author: Luca Vitali (@Luca_Vitali)
Self-service Microsoft Teams Auto Attendant Administration
Creates forms that users can fill out to update holiday opening hours and greeting for your Auto Attendants.
https://alexholmeset.blog/2021/11/05/self-service-microsoft-teams-auto-attendant-administration/
Author: Alexander Holmeset (@AlexHolmeset)
Teams Network Planner Automated
A script that automatically uploads the CSV file to the Network Planner. You only need to manually go into the Teams Admin Portal to get a token in developer mode.
https://alexholmeset.blog/2021/02/28/teams-network-planner-automated/
Author: Alexander Holmeset (@AlexHolmeset)
msshells.net
This site aims to keep track of the -current- Official Microsoft PowerShell modules to administer Microsoft 365 and Azure
Author: Andrés Gorzelany (@AndresGorzelany)
