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Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy Not Taking Affect
- Apr 22, 2020No not really! You have to set up individual meetings then
Hi RealTime_M365 !
I did everything again on Monday afternoon!
1.made a new policy (lobby.policy.png) according to the https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/microsoftteams/meeting-policies-in-teams?WT.mc_id=TeamsAdminCenterCSH#bkparticipantsandguests.
1.1.turn off/false the "Allow dial-in users to bypass the lobby"
1.2. set "Everyone in your organization" in "Automatically admit people"
2. assigned this "lobby policy" to a test user(Iván Csenge) (lobby_policy2.png)
(waited more than 24 hours)
3. This user made(this morning) a scheduled meeting and everybody can by-pass the lobby.
3.1. checked the "meeting options" (lobby_policy3.png)
-There is no message in the advisory on the O365 portal
-For security reason we do not allow the external and guest users. BUT we would like to use this lobby function.
What can I do?
- IcsabApr 22, 2020Copper Contributor
Hi adam deltinger ,
Thank you for your prompt answer.
Bad news!
Can I accomplish a "lobby-like" meeting with only internal users?
For example, a meeting where the organizer would like to talk with the members, one after another, one by one.
- Apr 22, 2020No not really! You have to set up individual meetings then
- IcsabMay 08, 2020Copper Contributor
Hi!
Thanks for the quick reply!
But I dont understand it.
As I wrote we do not allow the external and guest users. (external.png and guests.png)
I schedule a meet up on teams channel, copy link of "Join Microsoft Teams Meeting", send the link to a user who is not internal user BUT he can join the meeting like a guest(join.png) and as you can see there is a user in the lobby.(lobby.png)Can guest users join to the scedule meet up with the link?