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Saving recording of a meeting into onedrive
Hi! I have enabled the policy to allow users from a particular meeting policy to be able to record meetings and put into one drive But this doesn't seem to work, the meeting doesn't appear i...
AB21805 Just use Get-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity xxxx and look for the RecordingStorageMode parameter.
Bear in mind that even though you may have changed it and it says "OneDriveForBusiness" it still takes time for it to take effect in your tenant.
AB21805 Hello, as previously mentioned it will take quite some time for the policy to take effect.
I have managed to get all users needed into the policy used Get-CsBatchPolicyAssignmentOperation -OperationId "IDnumber" | fl and allowed recording with Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity Staff -RecordingStorageMode “OneDriveForBusiness”
There isn't a way to check if allowed recording is set to ondrive is there? As there is for checking if users are in a particular meeting policy.
Thanks
AB21805 Just use Get-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity xxxx and look for the RecordingStorageMode parameter.
Bear in mind that even though you may have changed it and it says "OneDriveForBusiness" it still takes time for it to take effect in your tenant.
I have waited and still the recording is available to download to everyone in post also doesnt appear in my onedrive.
Is there something im doing wrong?
Get-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity Staff
and got the following
It has been over 48 hours any ideas?
Thanks
- Hello! On mobile so will be brief. Looks good. Two things, first it could very well take 48+ hours depending on your business size. Second, verify that this ”Staff” policy also is assigned to the affected user. Go to ’Users’ in Teams admin portal, look at all the assigned policies. Under ’Meeting policy’ is it the ”Staff” policy? If it is, wait until tomorrow and if it still doesn’t work then you should open up a support ticket with Microsoft.