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Changing a Private Sharepoint Online site to a Public one
Hey all, anyone have and advice on what is the PROPER way to take a Sharepoint Online site that was created from a MS Teams team and opening it to a Public (RO) site? We found multiple ways, but just...
Jleebiker SharePoint Online does not support public websites. Everyone has to either be a member of your organization or be explicitly invited to the site.
I am seeing the attention start to focus this way thou. Power portals etc for example and guest access to powerapps. Other discussions I’ve seen around other workloads and the scenarios around d external collaboration so hopefully we will see some improvements here further but yeah it’s def an area if needed improvement.
I highly doubt we will see a change here...when Office 365 started some years ago, we had the public site in SPO that as you know Microsoft decided to deprecate advising to have a public web site on popular web platforms such as WordPress and so on...PowerApps Portals could a good alternative here, but first you have to carefully review the prizing...and going back to the original question, SPO is not designed to provide this use case, this might change in the future thanks to the micro-services architecture that is running behind the scenes, but again I doubt it
- It might be already there...who knows 😉
- I mean, if a uservoice can spin up with 20k votes maybe? lol.