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I was Ignite for the first time and an MVP, Chris is memory serves, suggested I post this here because he had not heard of this kind of an issue before. The end result we are looking for is for a public school director needs to access a team as a guest in you local government's tenant. She receives and accepts the invite successfully in our tenant and the logon is added to the drop down in the upper right corner like you would expect. She has a teams license in our tenant and is a member of our pilot team as well as a volunteer organization's team that she is a member of. When she hits the drop-down list and select's our local government's option she is prompted to logon again. I am not sure if I redacted too much but there is a screen cap of it in the top part of the inserted pic at the bottom along with the two following prompts. LMK if I took too much data out... Anyway, some other tidbits that may be useful are that they use MFA where we do not for everyone. Both her and I have access to the same team and both have the same issue, even though I have MFA turned on. The last page has some data that might be useful and is included at the bottom. My main takeaway there was error code 4c7, which may point to modern authentication. She is using the Teams app and has the same results both at home and school. The MVP I spoke with suggested there might be a strange interplay between our EDU tenant and what our local government is using, perhaps GCC. Thanks in advance to anyone who can point me in the right direction etc! If that doesn't work, try signing out and back in. desktop-… Error code - 4c7 There's a more permanent way to sign in to Microsoft Teams. If you're having trouble completing the process, talk to your IT admin.
Schedule Teams meetings for other people without attending
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