Remove the Cisco Webex Video Integration (CVI) for Microsoft Teams
To remove this integration you delete configuration from Control Hub, remove CVI configuration from the Microsoft 365 tenant, and revoke the Office 365 permissions that you previously granted to the integration.
Before you begin
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In order to remove the video integration, you need the following administrative access permissions:
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Full administrator account for your Webex organization, and a web browser that can access Control Hub (See System Requirements for Cisco Webex Services for browser compatibility.)
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Microsoft Teams administration privileges within the Microsoft 365 tenant
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Microsoft Tenant Global Administrator privileges in your organization
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You need the access to run Microsoft PowerShell commands to complete the removal steps:
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Latest Microsoft Teams PowerShell module installed. See " Install Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module" on the Microsoft web site for more information.
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At the time of this writing, Microsoft recommends PowerShell version 5.1 or higher when using the Microsoft Teams module, so we recommend using PowerShell on a Windows machine. See the PowerShell 5.1 system requirements on the Microsoft web site for more information.
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Delete the tenant from Control Hub: |
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Open a PowerShell window on your computer and install the MicrosoftTeams PowerShell module if it's not already installed: |
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Import the MicrosoftTeams module and connect to your Teams tenant: |
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Run the following PowerShell command:
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Sign in to the Azure web portal as the Microsoft Global Admin, and navigate to . |
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Open the Webex Video Integration for Microsoft Teams application. |
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Click and confirm the deletion. |