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<\/a><\/p>\nThe first step (since I am an SP dude) is to add SiteGroups and their permission levels. Also you can create Custom permission levels. To create your own permission level I prefer to use GUI -notice that I have created a Custom permission level with read on items and versions, and the possibillity to manage personal views. Next step is to add SiteGroups and their PermissionLevels, to do this I use a comma separeted file, and import this with PowerShell to the sitecollection.<\/p>\n PS Script: My CSV file in Notepad ++ looks like this: Here\u2019s the outpout from PS ISE: Wanna remove a group, use this PS: Useful References: <\/a><\/p>\n
PS>Import-Csv C:\\admin\\SMGroupsAndPermissions.csv | ForEach-Object {New-SPOSiteGroup -Site $_.Site -Group $_.Group -PermissionLevels $_.PermissionLevels }<\/strong> <\/p>\n<\/a>
-first line is the references to PowerShell \u2013scope, the permission level must exist (and offcourse url to site), groups will be created.<\/p>\n<\/a>
Notice that some of my Groups allready existed, and you get a red PS Error \u2013that\u2019s no problem, the new ones will be created.<\/p>\n
PS>Remove-SPOSiteGroup -Site https:\/\/vaerpn.sharepoint.com\/sites\/github -Identity "Administration Visitors"<\/strong><\/p>\n
Set up the SharePoint Online Management Shell Windows PowerShell environment<\/a><\/p>\n