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webinars plus new meeting registration options
- No need to create a security group, you simply need to assign the corresponding policy to the users who you want to be able to create meetings with external attendee registration. To do so, you can use the Grant-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy cmdlet. You can also do it via the TAC, but "registration" related settings are not yet exposed there, at least not in my tenant, so best to confirm the values via PowerShell first. Only the default "Global" policy allows Externals, so you might as well create a custom policy if needed.
I experience the same behavior.
We just only use the Global meeting policy for all users within our company.
According to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/set-up-webinars#configure-who-can-register-for-webinars, "AllowPrivateMeetingScheduling" should be set to 'True' and "WhoCanRegister" should be set to 'Everyone'.
This was already the case. Based on your post I have changed the "WhoCanRegister" parameter to "EveryoneInCompany" and then back to "Everyone". I will wait for a couple of hours and check its behavior.
I will edit this post afterwards with my findings.
Edit: it indeed works, takes like 3/4 hours to propagate.
Unfortunately for now for Teams it's not possible as "If you want to use webinars, meeting registration must be turned on" >> https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/set-up-webinars#configure-meeting-registration
Microsoft introduces nowadays new Teams Premium add-in license and says:
Currently, the basic webinar experience is controlled by meeting registration using the Teams Meeting policy (Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy).
**In the future, the meeting registration setting won't control webinars; webinars are transitioning over to being controlled by the Teams Events policy (Set-CsTeamsEventsPolicy).
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/set-up-webinars#configure-meeting-registration
Please let me know if you need any further assistance!
Regards,