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To undo<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-43047923-1">Set-UnifiedGroup $groupName -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled:$true</code></pre>
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To undo


Set-UnifiedGroup $groupName -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled:$true

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Not undo but I just need to check the status.
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Not undo but I just need to check the status.

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Get-UnifiedGroup $groupName | select UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessage<wbr />Enabled<br />
or<br />
Get-UnifiedGroup $groupName | format-list
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Get-UnifiedGroup $groupName | select UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled
or
Get-UnifiedGroup $groupName | format-list

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That's the problem, the property &quot;&nbsp;UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessage<wbr />Enabled&quot; does not exist with Get-UnifiedGroup
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That's the problem, the property " UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled" does not exist with Get-UnifiedGroup

SAM2009

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I run this PowerSell cmd in O365:<br />
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<b>Set-UnifiedGroup $groupName -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessag<wbr />eEnabled:$<wbr />false</b><br />
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But how can do the contrary with Get-UnifiedGroup? <br />
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I want to see the status of: UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessage<wbr />Enabled
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Hi,

I run this PowerSell cmd in O365:

Set-UnifiedGroup $groupName -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled:$false

But how can do the contrary with Get-UnifiedGroup? 

I want to see the status of: UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled

I want to see the status of: UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled

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