How can I get through the Microsoft Partner Center Power Shell to extract the list of clients that have the delegated administration of the tenant and the clients in which I do not have the delegated administration of the tenant?

[jarquillo]

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[mprentice22153]

Here's how we do this:

connect-msolservice # Connect as yourself

connect-partnercenter $customers = Get-PartnerCustomer | Sort-Object -Property Name

foreach ($c in $customers) {

try { $null = get-msoldomain -tenantID $c.customerid -erroraction stop } catch { write-output "Unable to connect to $($c.Name) ($($c.customerid))" }

Typed that in by hand so I might be a little off but that will get you close. Any customer that you can't pull the domains for you don't have admin access.

[jarquillo]

Hello mprentice22153 first of all thank you for the answer. I am trying to put the command "connect-msolservice # Connect as yourself" from the Windows Power Shell and the system gives the following message: "The term 'connect-msolservice' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, file script or executable program. Check if you typed the name correctly or, if you included a path, Please check that this path is correct and try again. Online: 1 Character: 1

• connect-msolservice # Connect as yourself
  • CategoryInfo: ObjectNotFound: (connect-msolservice: String) [], CommandNotFoundException
  • FullyQualifiedErrorId: CommandNotFoundException " ¿ Do you know what can happen ?

[mprentice22153]

Google the error and see why it is happening. You will also see that two lines of my response joined into a single line accidentally. I've given you the foundation, you should be able to solve the rest.

[jarquillo]

Hello mprentice22153 we have already connected with the Partner Center but I do not understand what lines I have to put to extract the client list that the delegated administration has. Can you tell us please?

[jarquillo]

Can someone help me with the query I have put in please?

[ili101]

This way worked for me:

$PartnerCustomerCompanyProfile = Get-PartnerCustomerCompanyProfile -CustomerId $PartnerCustomer.CustomerId
if (!$PartnerCustomerCompanyProfile.Email) {
    'No permission'
}

[mprentice22153]

I've recently discovered this which I believe is the correct solution: Get-PartnerCustomerManagedService -CustomerId <customerTenantID> |where {$_.GroupName -eq 'Office'} | select Name,ManagedServiceID

This provides the listing of services that can be managed, similar to what is seen in the UX.

A lot of this will change as everything moves towards Granular DAP which is in pilot and coming into Partner Centers soon.