Apr 15 2020 11:52 AM
I've read through all the questions that deal with Guest access, but have not found similar scenario.
Team is created with two channels, one public, one private. Our own employees are members (by default) of Public, and have been added as members of Private.
Six guest users have been added via email address to Team. They have confirmed can see and access everything. They have not been added to Private.
A request has been made to have a folder on the Teams SharePoint site that one of the guest users will have write access to, but everyone else (including our company employees) will have read access to.
Is this possible? I understand we'd be in inheritance-breaking territory, which is disfavored, and I've advised requester, who nonetheless wants to proceed if possible.
How are guest-user-permissions assigned to files/folders once inheritance is broken? By email address? If so, would it simply be:
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Apr 16 2020 05:11 AM
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May 25 2020 04:00 AM
"Six guest users have been added via email address to Team. They have confirmed can see and access everything. They have not been added to Private."
Are you saying the guest users can see the content of prviate channels to which they have not been added?
May 26 2020 07:20 AM
@SamG_A - No, no, not at all. It meant they could see and access everything they should have been able to.
Apr 16 2020 05:11 AM
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