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Guest access for folder contents
Hey there, Possibly my google-fu is weak, but i've been struggling to find an answer to this. Teacher at our school is wanting to guest share and have guest links he can grab for everthing insid...
Hi,
One the Modern View of OneDrive for Business Try this out:
1.Go to the test 2 folder; right click on it-Details.
2.Click on manage access on the right hand side menu that populates after 1.
3.Click on "Grant access"
4.Get a Link.
5.On the drop down select Edit no sign in required.
6.Copy this link and share it with the people youd like to share it with.
The catch:For anonymous links the URL would have something like
"/guestaccess.aspx?folderid=106f8636f63ff4931a8e4f6d473c2f740&authkey=AZO5GP8HVoPdGWWrR3earZc" this is the sort of a token used for guest access on the resource.
When you just go to a file like you did and copy a link that would eventually have no information on whether if this does have anonymous access and hence asking you for authentication.
Priyank
Hi,
One the Modern View of OneDrive for Business Try this out:
1.Go to the test 2 folder; right click on it-Details.
2.Click on manage access on the right hand side menu that populates after 1.
3.Click on "Grant access"
4.Get a Link.
5.On the drop down select Edit no sign in required.
6.Copy this link and share it with the people youd like to share it with.
The catch:For anonymous links the URL would have something like
"/guestaccess.aspx?folderid=106f8636f63ff4931a8e4f6d473c2f740&authkey=AZO5GP8HVoPdGWWrR3earZc" this is the sort of a token used for guest access on the resource.
When you just go to a file like you did and copy a link that would eventually have no information on whether if this does have anonymous access and hence asking you for authentication.
Priyank
