Teams Channel Meeting Conflict

[Darksoth]

Hi All,

 

I wonder if any of you have come across this before. Our staff have started using MS Teams to deliver some lessons. Students are invited using channels within Teams. One of our teachers has reported that when she sent out a meeting invite to a group of students they already had a meeting scheduled with another teacher. This did not show when she scheduled her meeting.

 

I've had a look & I can't see anywhere in the scheduling assistant that would show conflicts for channels. I'm not sure if this is even possible as the invite is going to a group as opposed to individual attendees.

 

Just wondered if anyone had a solution for this, short of inviting individual students to see if they already have a meeting scheduled.

 

Thanks in advance!

[psydii]

This might be an avenue to explore:

 

Are your team members subscribed to the Group mailbox?

 

Microsoft Teams ‘In Channel’ Meeting Invites – Explained – Foggy Buzzard

 

Psudo-Code to do this looks a bit like this:

 

$group = get-unifiedgroup -anr groupname

foreach ($member in (get-unifiedgrouplinks -displayname $group.DisplayName)) {set-unifiedgroup -Displayname $group.DisplayName -linktype subscriber}