Mar 11 2022 01:39 PM
Hello Team Gurus - We have partners whom with we did set up federation and allowed only their domain. Now their users are seamlessly accessing Teams participating and can access channels/Files/Apps. It's all working good.
Now we have requirement to allow users (with their consumer emails or org emails) to attend Team's Meeting. Just Meeting. We do NOT want them to Chat/Channel/Apps/Files access.
How go about this? Any resource or guidance much appreciated. Do we need to look into Guest or External Identities?
Best Regards,
Khushi
Mar 11 2022 09:41 PM
SolutionMar 12 2022 12:51 AM
@Khushi Shaikh Hello, let me add some additional context to the previous reply.
When you federate (external access) there's no access to Teams resources. If you use allow or block lists with external access you have to consider that you either block all besides or allow all besides the list. That's also described in Teams admin center when you set this up. If you want someone to access resources in a team you usually enable Guest access as that's more permissive.
As you say you've federated with full access to everything I'm thinking that you might mean that you've enabled Cross-tenant access settings in preview? (that's B2B collaboration).
For teams meetings you can invite just anyone, they don't even have to use a Teams account to join a Teams meeting. But if you're using allow/block lists for domains you probably want to allow "anonymous join" which I believe @Chris Webb is referring to so anyone with access to the link can join your Teams meetings.
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