Closed alemas23 closed 2 years ago
Private channels aren't available to administrators. They are confined to members of the private channel. If you want to analyze the activity within a private channel, your account must be a member of those channels. That's why we ignore them. BTW, please use the Graph-based version of the script as that's the one we work on now.
Thanks @12Knocksinna for your prompt reply, the account, used to execute the script, is member of private channels. I'm trying to test the script TeamsGroupsActivityReportV5
There's still no way that I know to find the compliance records for private channels short of examining every record in the mailboxes of private channel members... that would take too long, so I'm not going to do it. Feel free to amend the code to your liking... it's just PowerShell.
In my case it would be enough to have the same output in team usage report by Teams Admin Portal (field: last activity date). If there were activities (conversation or documentation) in private channel, in this date it has been recorded. May you know which is the powershell command to extract this information?
If I knew a way, I would implement it in the report.
Ok, it's clear. Thanks for your explanations.
Launching TeamsGroupsActivityReport.ps1, it can only detect the activity of teams with standard channels. These commands can't analyze the activity of private channels. For teams with all private channels and General channel the output isn't reliable. Are there any commands suitable for teams with private channels?
@12Knocksinna @Swampen please give me a feedback Regards Alessandra