users

The users command allows you to manag some aspects of users. Users are typically identified by their email address. “users” are under the “systemuser” entity.

Subcommands

• add-roles: Add roles to a user, by name.
• delete-roles: Delete roles from a user, by name.
• list: List users.
• list-roles: List roles.
• user-roles: List roles for an user given their email address.

add-roles

Add roles if they are not already present for a user. Roles that are already present remain without change. Some roles may have “,” in them, if so, use --roles <rolename> and quote just the single role. You can add as many --roles parameters as you like instead of using the “,” syntax.

Examples:

• dynamicscli users add-roles someuser@someorg.onmicrosoft.com Salesperson,Salesmanager: Add Salesperson and Salesmangaer to someuser if they are not already present.

list

List users and relevant information for them such as their internal email address and their user id.

Examples:

• dynamicscli users list: List users and some key information.

remove-roles

Examples:

• dynamicscli users remove-roles somuser@someorg.onmicrosoft.com Salesmanager: Remove the Salesmanager role if it present.

user-roles

Examples:

• dynamicscli user users-roles someuser@someorg.onmicrosoft.com: List roles for “someuser”.