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SharePoint Access Requests Settings
That appears to be wonderful news, but is it going to the SP Owners group members OR to the people connected Office Group Owner role?
Any idea if there is any powershell/csom cmd to implement?
- ganeshsanapSep 30, 2019MVP
jcgonzalezmartin It is still available in Message Center with ID = MC189888
Message Center Link: Site owners can now manage sharing and access request settings from the Site permissions panel
Office 365 Roadmap reference: Manage sharing and access request settings from the Site permissions panel
- LisaJo48Oct 07, 2019Iron ContributorThis sounds like just what I have been asking about. One question, though, that is still a bit of a gray area for me.
In this new feature, where you can choose who receives the access requests, one option is the Owners which sounds promising. My question is, when the site is associated with an O365 Group/TEAMS, does that option actually refer to those who are and only those who are members of the site's owner's group and, therefore, does not also include those who have the role of Site Collection Admin? I ask this because, in the Advanced perms page, the only option, other than specific email address, was "...Admins". This doesn't work for us because there are other users included as Site Collection Admins for the site who are not the site's owners and should not be receiving access requests. We need site owners and only site owners to receive the access requests and I'm hoping that this new features is meeting that need. Can you confirm one way or the other?
- Dean_GrossMay 04, 2018Silver Contributor
that is not a surprise, the inability to find old announcements in the Message Center continues to be a disappointment
- DeletedMay 04, 2018Your right, the message center message went poof :P. I concur that it existed last week lol.
- StephenRiceMay 07, 2018
Microsoft
Hi all,
I helped make this improvement happen so if you have any questions, hit me :) Message center post may have expired unfortunately but the documentation has been updated.
There were two pieces to the change:
1) Make it clear who is receiving access requests (especially since it used to default to "someone@example.com" which I'm pretty sure doesn't help ;). It's now clear if you're selecting the default (owners) or another e-mail address of your choice.
2) Show a custom message on the access request page.
Thanks!
Stephen Rice
OneDrive Program Manager II