Apr 20 2021 10:30 AM
Hi All,
Last year I changed the default value for DesignatedPresenterRoleMode to OrganizerOnlyUserOverride for our University. This meant that the Organizer of the Meeting was the only presenter, but that the Organizer could set that value to 'Everyone', 'Specific People', or 'People in my Organization and Guests' before or during a meeting using 'Meeting options'. The Organizer (the Instructor) could also change an Attendee to a Presenter to allow sharing of the Attendee's content.
I happened to create a meeting today that I wanted everyone in the meeting to have a presenter role. I went to 'Meeting options' and to my surprise the default was now EveryoneUserOverride. I verified this via PowerShell (Get-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy | Format-Table Identity, DesignatedPresenterRoleMode).
I was training a new Instructor last month, and the class she created still defaulted to the roles I set up last year - Organizer/Presenter and Attendee. So my question is, when and why did this happen?
Thanks for your input.
Che
Apr 20 2021 01:17 PM
Apr 20 2021 01:52 PM
@ChristianBergstrom @CheWeigand
.. and if a policy has changed the audit log will show you who changed it (for the last 90 days).
Search the audit log in the Security & Compliance Center - Microsoft 365 Compliance | Microsoft Docs
Apr 20 2021 02:39 PM
Apr 20 2021 02:47 PM