MicrosoftSohail_Tariq , from the answer you provided to David Phillips, does this mean that Teams Meeting Options do not treat csmeeting room as Skype Meeting Options did it for the lobby and presenter options ?
If this is the case, which (security) meeting option would keep an MTR into the Lobby until the organizer would let it in ? And this is to avoid that someone would walk into a meeting room where an invitation is actually started with a click to join button and turning off mics and camera could get into the meeting, unnoticed and listen without being identified. This is what Skype did with its meeting options.
What are the roles of the Teams Meeting options then ?
Compared to Skype's options to bypass lobby, 'People' were csusers vs MTR were csmeetingrooms and so not allow to bypass the lobby for exemple (except for everyone option).
As MTR are not yet Teams only (as would be surface hub) shouldn't we keep applying the CSmeetingroom command for any Skype meeting the MTR would be invited to ?
Thanks,
Cecile
