How can I get AdministrationSiteType property using PnP?

[PedroMordeP]

After set a site as TenantAdministration is there a way to know if a specific SP2019 site is "TenantAdministration" using PnP?

$site = get-spsite -Identity $siteColUrl
$site.AdministrationSiteType = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAdministrationSiteType]::TenantAdministration

Script found on this article to use Get-PnPTenantSite from outside the server.

Is this only available on Get-SPSite properties?
I searched on Get-PnPSite and Get-PnPWeb results properties but can't find it, is there other property that can i check to know this?

[erwinvanhunen]

Get-SPSite cmdlet only works when effectively running PowerShell on a SharePoint server and use the SharePoint Server Object Model to access server settings. The PnP Cmdlets can only provide what Microsoft gives us as we have to use the Client-Side Object Model which is a subset of the Server Object Model. The CSOM api does not provide this level of access unfortunately. So for SharePoint 2019 you're limited to using the SharePoint Management Shell cmdlets on the server instead. Also using Get-PnPTenantSite for on-premises will not allow you to designate the AdministrationSiteType unfortunately. It's simply technically not possible given the APIs we are provided with.