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Remove participant from a channel meeting
Hey! My name is Elisa and I'm currently doing my university via Microsoft Teams.
I've been having an issue with a particular subject... each time I connect to a live meeting on Microsoft Teams it seems like someone removes me each time. How can I find out who is removing me? They remove me around 30 times in a one hour class, making it impossible to follow.
If you can please help me out to discover who is removing me I would really appreciate it.
Thanks
Hi,
The organiser of the meeting should make sure that only trusted participants are presenters and the rest should be attendees. Only presenters can kick out others.
There is no log available to see who kicked you out.
Organiser of the meetings have to schedule the meeting and then use Meeting Options to set who should be a Presenter.
https://www.lync.se/2019/12/teams-meetings-presenter-and-attendee-roles/
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Hi,
The organiser of the meeting should make sure that only trusted participants are presenters and the rest should be attendees. Only presenters can kick out others.
There is no log available to see who kicked you out.
Organiser of the meetings have to schedule the meeting and then use Meeting Options to set who should be a Presenter.
https://www.lync.se/2019/12/teams-meetings-presenter-and-attendee-roles/
Hi LinusCansby This is not the case for meetings in a channel.
You are correct for meetings that are NOT in channels, in other words, you invite them by name rather than by the channel
Marcusthornton Not sure what is not the case for channel meetings. What I answered was that you can't see who kicked someone out from a meeting, and that is the same for meetings were a channel is invited. I suggested to set correct permissions so that only a few people are presenters, that is also possible to if a channel is invited to a scheduled meeting.
If you do a ad-hoc meeting in a channel or from your calendar using "Meet now" you can change Meeting options from this new "Manage permissions" button in the Peoples pane.
