09-16-2020 05:53 PM
Hi
A user in my organization is the host (producer) of a Teams live event, but we're having trouble getting an external user to be a presenter.
An external user means "a user who uses paid Office365 and belongs to particular outside organization (tenant)".
First of all, we have confirmed that a free account user who does not belong to any organizations (tenants), by inviting them in a particular team in my organization(tenant), can become a presenter by clicking the URL link for presenters.
That is to say, if you are not a member of any organizations, joining a team will automatically create a guest account in the tenant and give you the privilege of being a presenter.
When I try the same thing with an Office365 user who belongs to a particular organization (tenant), when clicking the presenter's URL, they were joined with an attendee (viewer)'s view for some reason.
Are there any ways to put an external user as a presenter who belongs to an organization?
09-21-2020 01:43 AM
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Solution09-22-2020 05:09 PM
I understand we can invite a guest as a producer once they are in our tenant.
However, this principle doesn't work for "external user" that is already in another tenant and invited to our tenant.
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