The new version of Teams does not allow a Tenant to log in with collaboration invitations

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I am in an education environment and we have a corporate tenant with whom we collaborate as guests of the organization. With the old client, using the invitation link we can log in. With the new client, it asks for access credentials but does not identify the invitation, so it does not log in to collaborate. Has this feature been taken into account? Thank you.

paul_keijzers · Answer

interesting so in the old teams you could tenant switch in the new teams you need to login via the browser?

ramon_borja · Answer

&nbsp;Paul_Keijzers&nbsp;With the web version, when you log in you identify the invitation and switch to the correct tenant.From the new Team, the guest account does not identify itself with the tenant and tries to log in as a standard M365 account, thereby rejecting the login.Web Client:&nbsp;New Team:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Old Windows Team client:&nbsp;

paul_keijzers · Answer

Hmm have not seen this behaviour before could it be that they changed something in that guest tenant?

ramon_borja · Answer

The tenant with the old client behaves correctly. We are a team of 40 people and we all join as guests of the organization. This behavior only occurs with the new Teams client.&nbsp;I have tried to log in from the invitation link, but it does not seem to recognize that you have to log in to the tenant as a guest and tries to log in as a normal account on my company's domain (which does not have a Tenant)

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