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Removes a specified user from a Microsoft 365 Viva Engage community
Options
Option
Description
--communityId [communityId]
The ID of the Viva Engage community. Specify communityId, communityDisplayName or entraGroupId.
-n, --communityDisplayName [communityDisplayName]
The display name of the Viva Engage community. Specify communityId, communityDisplayName or entraGroupId.
--entraGroupId [groupId]
The ID of the Microsoft 365 group. Specify communityId, communityDisplayName or entraGroupId.
--id [id]
Microsoft Entra IDs of the user. Specify either id or userName but not both.
--userName [userName]
The user principal names of the user. Specify either id or userName but not both.
-f, --force
Don't prompt for confirming removing the user from the specified Viva Engage community.
Examples
Remove a user specified by ID as a member from a community specified by display name.
m365 viva engage community user remove --communityDisplayName "All company" --id 098b9f52-f48c-4401-819f-29c33794c3f5
Remove a user specified by UPN from a community specified by its group ID without confirmation.
m365 viva engage community user remove --entraGroupId a03c0c35-ef9a-419b-8cab-f89e0a8d2d2a --userName [email protected] --force
Additional Info
Warning
Be cautious when removing admin users, as your community must always have at least one admin. You won't be able to remove the last remaining admin user.
The role admin is essentially the same as owner, but the documentation refers to them as admin instead of owner for a community.
The endpoints you should look into for this scenario:
Usage
m365 viva engage community user remove [options]
Description
Removes a specified user from a Microsoft 365 Viva Engage community
Options
--communityId [communityId]communityId,communityDisplayNameorentraGroupId.-n, --communityDisplayName [communityDisplayName]communityId,communityDisplayNameorentraGroupId.--entraGroupId [groupId]communityId,communityDisplayNameorentraGroupId.--id [id]idoruserNamebut not both.--userName [userName]idoruserNamebut not both.-f, --forceExamples
Remove a user specified by ID as a member from a community specified by display name.
m365 viva engage community user remove --communityDisplayName "All company" --id 098b9f52-f48c-4401-819f-29c33794c3f5Remove a user specified by UPN from a community specified by its group ID without confirmation.
Additional Info
Warning
Be cautious when removing admin users, as your community must always have at least one admin. You won't be able to remove the last remaining admin user.
The role
adminis essentially the same asowner, but the documentation refers to them asadmininstead ofownerfor a community.The endpoints you should look into for this scenario: