You can install it from the PowerShell Gallery over here. If you don’t have an existing installation of the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module, use the Install-Module command to install the module from the PowerShell Gallery.Microsoft has released the first version of the Microsoft Teams PowerShell cmdlet today on November 3 rd, 2017 with version 0.9.0. While a welcome improvement, this change requires administrators to eventually update any scripts or automation using the New-CsOnlineSession command (or purposefully use older versions of the module). This latest version removes the New-CsOnlineSession command in favor of the single Connect-MicrosoftTeams command. While it was nice that Microsoft included both connect commands in the same PowerShell module, I did not expect release version 2.0.0 this previous week. Release of the New Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module Microsoft will stop accepting remote PowerShell sessions using this module later in 2021.
This module is no longer available for download after February 2021. This improvement also came at the announcement that Microsoft planned to retire the Skype for Business Online Windows PowerShell module. You used the one module to connect to both, although you still had to use two different PowerShell commands to do so. With the inclusion of the command, administrators no longer needed to download both the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module and the Skype for Business Online Windows PowerShell module. This command came from the Skype for Business Online Windows PowerShell module for connecting to Skype for Business Online.
Last year, Microsoft made improvements to the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module by incorporating the New-CsOnlineSession command. Closing Advertisements History of the Microsoft Teams PowerShell Modules
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