$u|fl TeamsUpgradeEffectiveMode, TeamsUpgradePolicyIsReadOnly Check if user is TeamsOnly and if mode is read only. TeamsUpgradePolicyIsReadOnly: ModeAndNotifications $t|fl TeamsUpgradeEffectiveMode, TeamsUpgradePolicyIsReadOnly (TeamsUpgradePolicyIsReadOnly on any user will have the same value as the tenant's value.) //Check if Tenant is TeamsOnly and if mode is read only. You can confirm that coexistence mode can no longer be changed if TeamsUpgradePolicyIsReadOnly = "ModeAndNotifications" on either the user or tenant. This is no longer possible except for organizations with an on-premises deployment of Skype for Business Server, which must not have tenant-wide mode of TeamsOnly. Prior to the retirement of Skype for Business Online on July 31, 2021, organizations had the ability to change the coexistence mode for either the user or the tenant. This can be confirmed by looking at TeamsUpgradeEffectiveMode property on the tenant or the user using Teams PowerShell. Determining a user's coexistence modeĪll users in organizations without any on-premises deployment of Skype for Business Server are TeamsOnly mode, and the tenant's effective mode is also TeamsOnly. In this article, any reference to "Skype for Business Server" also applies to Lync Server 2013. Coexistence modes other than TeamsOnly are only relevant for organizations with on-premises deployments of Skype for Business Server or Lync Server 2013. It is no longer possible to assign a coexistence mode other than TeamsOnly to an online user. After the retirement of Skype for Business Online on July 31, 2021, users homed in the cloud are always TeamsOnly users. For more information, see Migration and interoperability guidance for organizations using Teams together with Skype for Business. Coexistence and interoperability between Skype for Business and Teams clients is controlled by coexistence modes.
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