Apr 11 2019 02:14 PM
1. When External Sharing is turned on at tenant level and restricted for certain site collections, does a newly site collection by default have external sharing turned on ?
2. Do we need to specifically turn off external sharing for tenant-my.sharepoint.com site collection to disable external sharing on onedrive, or this can be achieved at the admin center of onedrive sharing page.
Apr 11 2019 04:09 PM
Solution@Sai Gutta It's all based on the sharing options and Onedrive is the minimum that will apply to SharePoint etc. So you have to disable per site collection if you have it enabled in OneDrive and so on.
Excert from: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/manage-sharing
The external sharing setting for SharePoint can be more permissive than what you allow in OneDrive, but not less permissive. If you turn off external sharing for SharePoint in your organization, you can't turn it on for OneDrive.
If you want to allow external file sharing on any sites, you need to turn it on globally (at the organization level). You can then turn it off for all other sites.
If you turn off external sharing, any links shared externally will stop working. If you later turn it back on, the links will resume working.
Apr 11 2019 05:42 PM
@Chris Webb - What about newly created site collections will they automatically have external sharing turned on, because the tenant has it turned on ?
Apr 11 2019 05:44 PM
Apr 12 2019 03:37 AM
Thank you @Chris Webb
What happens to sites that are created via Teams ? Does turning on tenant wide external sharing turn on for team sites too ? if so is powershell only way to turn it off ? and for any newly created teams should this be turned off manually.
Apr 12 2019 05:45 AM
Apr 12 2019 06:05 AM
Thank you @Chris Webb I was on Classic View of SharePoint Admin Center, so was not able to find the team sites.
So there is no way to use just one switch to turn off for all the Microsoft teams sites ?
Apr 12 2019 06:08 AM
Apr 11 2019 04:09 PM
Solution@Sai Gutta It's all based on the sharing options and Onedrive is the minimum that will apply to SharePoint etc. So you have to disable per site collection if you have it enabled in OneDrive and so on.
Excert from: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/manage-sharing
The external sharing setting for SharePoint can be more permissive than what you allow in OneDrive, but not less permissive. If you turn off external sharing for SharePoint in your organization, you can't turn it on for OneDrive.
If you want to allow external file sharing on any sites, you need to turn it on globally (at the organization level). You can then turn it off for all other sites.
If you turn off external sharing, any links shared externally will stop working. If you later turn it back on, the links will resume working.