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MyronHelgering
Sep 26, 2023Brass Contributor
My favorite Conditional Access policies to implement (part one) - Blog Post
A bit of light reading today, but still an important topic worth discussing: Conditional Access! If you’re not very experienced with implementing these policies, this post might help set you up in th...
colonel_claypoo
Sep 29, 2023Iron Contributor
Is there any other way to achieve the following:
MS Teams connected Sharepoint site: Give guests view and members edit permissions for files in a library. Problem is: Guests and internal members are part of the same M365 group that is set as Site collection members, effectively granting guests edit permissions. Never liked that logic.
MS Teams connected Sharepoint site: Give guests view and members edit permissions for files in a library. Problem is: Guests and internal members are part of the same M365 group that is set as Site collection members, effectively granting guests edit permissions. Never liked that logic.
MyronHelgering
Sep 29, 2023Brass Contributor
Yeah I understand what you mean. That is unfortunately the disadvantage working with the Microsoft Teams default permission groups while adding guests to a Team.
You will have to work with the SharePoint advanced permissions and add the guests that way, but then the guests won't have access to the Teams anymore, or you could create a specific library or private channel within a team where the files will reside where guests will have view permissions (set from the SharePoint permissions).
You will have to work with the SharePoint advanced permissions and add the guests that way, but then the guests won't have access to the Teams anymore, or you could create a specific library or private channel within a team where the files will reside where guests will have view permissions (set from the SharePoint permissions).
- colonel_claypooSep 29, 2023Iron ContributorYeah, I agree. No bueno in maintaining user permission management in two different apps. Thanks and keep up the good work.
- MyronHelgeringSep 29, 2023Brass ContributorNo problem have a good day!
- colonel_claypooOct 02, 2023Iron ContributorHey,
one thing I noticed is that using such a policy to restrict copy/paste/print seems to only work for the Word browser app, for example. Once a user clicks to edit the file in Word Desktop it stops working. Can you confirm that? Thanks.