directoryRoleTemplate resource type

Namespace: microsoft.graph

Important

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Represents a directory role template. A directory role template specifies the property values of a directory role (directoryRole). There's an associated directory role template object for each of the directory roles that may be activated in a tenant. To read a directory role or update its members, it must first be activated in the tenant. Only the Company Administrators directory role is activated by default. To activate other available directory roles, you send a POST request to the /directoryRoles endpoint with the ID of the directory role template on which the directory role is based specified in the roleTemplateId parameter of the request. Upon successful completion of this request, you can then start to read and assign members to the directory role. Note: A directory role template is exposed for the Users directory role. The Users directory role is implicit and isn't visible to directory clients. Every User in the tenant is assigned to this role by the infrastructure. The role is already activated. Don't use this template.

Methods

Method Return Type Description
Get directoryRoleTemplate directoryRoleTemplate Read properties and relationships of directoryRoleTemplate object.

Properties

Property Type Description
description String The description to set for the directory role. Read-only.
displayName String The display name to set for the directory role. Read-only.
id String The unique identifier for the template. Inherited from directoryObject. You specify the id of the directory role template for the roleTemplateId property in the POST request activate a directoryRole in a tenant. Key, Not nullable. Read-only.

Relationships

None

JSON representation

Here's a JSON representation of the resource

{
  "description": "string",
  "displayName": "string",
  "id": "string (identifier)"
}