Error when using PowerShell to add AD Security Group to Workspace.

[mr_method]

Using PowerShell to add AD Security Group to Workspace.

Wednesday

HI All,
     I am trying Add Active Directory Security Group to workspace using PowerShell. 
I can do it manually ( I am Global Admin on the tenant)
I can add specific user using the PowerShell cmdlet
# Authenticate to the Power BI service
Connect-PowerBIServiceAccount
"ADD-PowerBIWorkspaceUser -id <workspaceId> -UserEmailAddress - <UserPrincipalName> - AccessRight <AccessRight>" 
The issue is when I try using th same command to Add AD Security Group (Email enabled) I get an error saying 

Here is the cmdlet.
# Authenticate to the Power BI service
Connect-PowerBIServiceAccount
Add-PowerBIWorkspaceUser -Scope Organization -Id  <WorkspaceId> -Identifier <AD Group GUI> -AccessRight Viewer -PrincipalType Group
And Here is the error I am getting
Add-PowerBIWorkspaceUser: Operation returned an invalid status code 'BadRequest'
and using the Resolve-PowerBIError cmdlet 
I get "InvalidRequest","message":"Parameter PrincipalType or Identifier is missing or invalid"
I am wondering if there is something I am missing.
P.S. On V2 workspace. Using connect-PowerBIServiceAccount to connect to the powerbi.com.

Thanks in advance.

[v-yueyunzh-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi , @mr_method

I use your cmdlet in PowerShell and return the same error:

The warning message "Only preview workspaces are supported when -Scope Organization is specified" indicates that the workspace you are trying to add the user to is not a preview workspace.

The -Scope Organization parameter is used to specify that the workspace is an organizational workspace, which is a new type of workspace that is currently in preview. Preview workspaces are not yet generally available and are subject to change.

For now , you can just omit the -Scope Organization parameter to test :
Add-PowerBIWorkspaceUser -Id "workspace ID" -Identifier "Group Object ID" -AccessRight Viewer -PrincipalType Group

And the Group Object ID you can get in Azure Portal:

And then you can add it in workspace successfully:

Thank you for your time and sharing, and thank you for your support and understanding of PowerBI! 

Best Regards,

Aniya Zhang

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