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Teams Meeting Expiration _ what does this mean?
Sorry if a stupid question, but what happens when a Teams meeting expires? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/limits-specifications-teams "Regular meetings expire after 60 days." Does...
The way I read that text:
After the expiration you can not join the meeting anymore. If you keep on meeting using the same URL every 50 (or 59 days if you push it) days it remains active and you can join it.
After the expiration you can not join the meeting anymore. If you keep on meeting using the same URL every 50 (or 59 days if you push it) days it remains active and you can join it.
Vesa Nopanen : Has this been verified? I have a Teams meeting from the 25. march and the link is still active and i'm able to join the meeting today? should be 62 days and we made sure not to enter the meeting since then.
- Hi TheITCrowdGuy!
Is Your meeting link still active? I'm curious because my company would like to have a permanent meetingroom/-link. We're planning ahead like many others. And do you know if it is only due to inacivity (60 days) the meeting room end link expires - meaning: If you join the meeting every week, then it won't expire?- Hi.
Thanks for reminding me. and yes the link is still active for a meeting from march.
But be aware that the dial-in functionality stops working apparently.
I haven't tested it myself, so I am assuming that the limits & meeting lifecycle in Docs document is valid.
Did you do any changes to that meeting?
"Each time you start or update a meeting, expiration extends by this much time"You are raising here an interesting question:
Are meetings limited at all?
Perhaps Ashwin Appiah could jump in and let us know.
- No changes were made to the meeting since the 25. march.
We started it, posted a meeting notes, and ended the meeting.
