petben Posted December 19, 2023 Posted December 19, 2023 Hello, we need to allow Senior Team access to all subject Teams files. I can add them as members but they will then receive all group e.g. MathTeam@ emails. So, to prevent them receiving emails I know there is a 'Manage Group Email' setting. Question - What is the difference between 'receive only replies to you' and 'don't receive any group messages'. I feel the latter is more appropriate for SLT members who definitely don't want any emails related to a subject, but the former seems to be the only setting you can set using PowerShell (using set-unifiedgroup and removing -subscriber). There are many groups and quite a few SLT, we don't want to do this manually or ask them to do it!
robyholmes Posted December 19, 2023 Posted December 19, 2023 You can add them to the SharePoint site permissions. So they are not Team members but can view files via SharePoint if needed.
petben Posted December 19, 2023 Author Posted December 19, 2023 As we plan to use cloud drive mapper I reckon unless they are “members” the Teams folder will not show up in the mapped drive. I can’t find any definitive info on what ‘receive only replies to you’ means, I feel that’s what they will end up with. If they receive ANY email to the subject group it will cause a problem..
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