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A teams enabled resource account.
Roman Nowak Can you explain this? "but the content of the meeting invite does not show in Teams". You don't see the meeting invite in a Teams client running on a PC in a conference room?
When you applied the "full licence" what kind of license was it?
- Roman NowakAug 14, 2019Brass ContributorHey Linus, thanks for the reply. Should have been clearer. The event is surfaced in teams but the content of the invite is not, so say there was a zoom invite, that was not visible. With a full O365 account all was fine, but not a room so not visible in room finder. Does this help?? Thanks again. R
- LinusCansbyAug 14, 2019MVP
Roman Nowak So it is a room mailbox? And you check in the Windows client and then you can see the meeting but not the body?
I tested and signed in with an user account with an room mailbox in Teams and had no problem see the body in the Meetings app in Teams.
If you sign in to the Teams web app is there any difference?
- Roman NowakAug 14, 2019Brass Contributor
Hi LinusCansby. Thanks again for the reply. So you logged into Teams with a resources (room) account and got access to a calendar? From our experimentation....
Resource account cannot log into Teams
Teams only account has no email or calendar
We needed and account that replies like a room (simple enough), appears in room finder (so a resource account), that can log into Teams and display associated calendar items and invite content.
Hence we had to upgrade a resource account with, I think, an E3 license.
Maybe the right question is how do we create an account with the properties as outlined above.
This could be us, you never know. Guess we could just use Outlook instead and that still has a Teams join button. We continue testing and playing, but your thoughts and suggestions are greatly valued.
Thanks again
R