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How to manually install required components to work with Microsoft 365 Services: Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Teams Online

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Published: 12/02/2013

Updated: 08/23/2018

Applies to: Cayosoft Administrator 8.x

Summary: Certain components are required for Cayosoft Administrator to connect and manage Microsoft Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Office 365.

For details, please see this article: Required modules for Administrator Service version 10.2.0 – Cayosoft Help Center.

Content:

Microsoft Online Command Pack for Windows Azure

Note: This series of steps requires Windows Management Framework 5.1.
  1. Click the Windows Start icon

  2. Type ISE - you will see the Windows PowerShell ISE appears on the screen

  3. Right-click Windows PowerShell ISE and click Run As Administrator


  4. Stop Cayosoft Administrator service, if it is already installed 
    Stop-Service CayoAdminService
  5. Run this command to check your current MSOnline module version 
    Get-Module MSOnline -ListAvailable

     If the script didn't return any output you need to install the module. To do so please run the following PowerShell command: 

    Install-Module -Name MSOnline -Scope AllUsers [-RequiredVersion <Version>]

    b) If the script's returned version is different from the required version, you need to remove the previous version first and then install the new one. To do this please run the following PowerShell commands: 

    Uninstall-Module MSOnline

    Install-Module -Name MSOnline -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 1.1.183.66
  6. Start Cayosoft Administrator service 
    Start-Service CayoAdminService

  7. Close the Windows PowerShell window

 

SharePoint Client-Side Object Model and Sharepoint Online Management Shell

Note 1: Starting from Cayosoft Administrator version 7.3.1 SharePoint Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) instead of the SharePoint Client Components SDK is required.

To install SharePoint Client-Side Object Model manually, perform the following steps:

  1. In Programs and Features check if SharePoint Client Components are installed and uninstall them manually.

  2. Click the Windows Start icon

  3. Type ISE - you will see the Windows PowerShell ISE appear on the screen

  4. Right-click Windows PowerShell ISE and click Run As Administrator

  5. Stop Cayosoft Administrator service, if it is already installed
    Stop-Service CayoAdminService
  6.  Set the security protocol: 
    [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol=[Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12 -bor [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Ssl3;
  7.  Run the following command  to check if there is the installed version of the SharePoint Client-Side Object Model package: 
    Get-Package -Name Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM | Select Name,Version
  8. Remove the installed version: 
    Uninstall-Package Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM -AllVersions -Force -Confirm:$false 
  9. Run the following command to install the SharePoint Client-Side Object Model package: 
    Install-Package Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM -Source 'CayoNuGetV3' -ProviderName 'NuGet' -RequiredVersion 16.1.23508.12000 -Scope AllUsers
  10. Start Cayosoft Administrator service (if other components are already installed): 
    Start-Service CayoAdminService

To install SharePoint Online Management Shell manually, perform the following steps:

  1. Click the Windows Start icon

  2. Type ISE - you will see the Windows PowerShell ISE appear on the screen

  3. Right-click Windows PowerShell ISE and click Run As Administrator

  4. Stop Cayosoft Administrator service, if it is already installed:
    Stop-Service CayoAdminService
  5.  Run the following command to check your current SharePoint Online Management Shell module version:  
    Get-Module -Name Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -ListAvailable | Select Name,Version
  6. If the script's returned version is different from the required version, you need to remove the previous version first and then install the new one: 
    Uninstall-Module -Name Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell
    Install-Module -Name Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 16.0.23612.12000
  7. Start Cayosoft Administrator service: 
    Start-Service CayoAdminService

 

Exchange Online PowerShell module (EXO V3)

  1. Click the Windows Start icon

  2. Type ISE - you will see the Windows PowerShell ISE appear on the screen

  3. Right-click Windows PowerShell ISE and click Run As Administrator

  4. Stop Cayosoft Administrator service, if it is already installed:
    Stop-Service CayoAdminService

  5. Run the following command to check your current Exchange Online PowerShell module version: 

    Get-Module ExchangeOnlineManagement -ListAvailable

    a) If the script didn't return any output you need to install the module. To do so please run the following PowerShell command: 

    Install-module ExchangeOnlineManagement -Confirm:$False -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 3.1.0

    b) If the script's returned version is different from the required version, you need to remove the previous version first and then install the new one. To do this please run the following PowerShell commands: 

    Uninstall-module ExchangeOnlineManagement -Confirm:$False -AllVersions
    Install-module ExchangeOnlineManagement -Confirm:$False -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 3.1.0
  6. Start Cayosoft Administrator service 
    Start-Service CayoAdminService
  7. Close the Windows PowerShell window

 

Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module

  1. Click the Windows Start icon

  2. Type ISE - you will see the Windows PowerShell ISE appear on the screen

  3. Right-click Windows PowerShell ISE and click Run As Administrator

  4. Stop Cayosoft Administrator service, if it is already installed:
    Stop-Service CayoAdminService

  5. Run the following command to check your current Microsoft Teams PowerShell module version: 

    Get-Module MicrosoftTeams -ListAvailable

    a) If the script didn't return any output you need to install the module. To do so please run the following PowerShell command: 

    Install-module MicrosoftTeams -Confirm:$False -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 5.2.0

    b) If the script's returned version is different from the required version, you need to remove the previous version first and then install the new one. To do this please run the following PowerShell commands: 

    Uninstall-module MicrosoftTeams -Confirm:$False -AllVersions
    Install-module MicrosoftTeams -Confirm:$False -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 5.2.0
  6. Start Cayosoft Administrator service 
    Start-Service CayoAdminService
  7. Close the Windows PowerShell window

 

PowerShell Gallery Module

  1. Click the Windows Start icon

  2. Type ISE - you will see the Windows PowerShell ISE appear on the screen

  3. Right-click Windows PowerShell ISE and click Run As Administrator

  4. Stop Cayosoft Administrator service, if it is already installed:
    Stop-Service CayoAdminService

  5. Run the following command to check your current PowerShell Gallery module version: 

    Get-Module PowerShellGet -ListAvailable

    a) If the script didn't return any output you need to install the module. To do so please run the following PowerShell command: 

    Install-module PowerShellGet -Confirm:$False -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 5.1.14393.4402

    b) If the script's returned version is different from the required version, you need to remove the previous version first and then install the new one. To do this please run the following PowerShell commands: 

    Uninstall-module PowerShellGet -Confirm:$False -AllVersions
    Install-module PowerShellGet -Confirm:$False -Scope AllUsers -RequiredVersion 5.1.14393.4402
  6. Start Cayosoft Administrator service 
    Start-Service CayoAdminService
  7. Close the Windows PowerShell window

 

 

 

 

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Installing components for working with SharePoint Online

 

 

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