Hi
We're using MS Teams to deliver live lessons within school which is working somewhat well.
I've recently disabled Anonymous access within the Teams admin center to prevent anonymous users joining meetings using the meeting URLs - There were some students joining with offensive names.
Having done this any external users our SLT or teachers invite to a meeting are struggling to join. The process I am using is as follows;
1. Create a guest user in Azure Active Directory.
2. Guest user accepts the invite to join the Org via the email invitation.
3. Ask the user to create their meeting using the New Meeting button within Teams, selecting the guest user created in Azure.
4. Guest clicks the Join meeting button within the meeting invitation email.
However, when the guest user clicks Join meeting and enters their name they are greeted by a message that says they aren't part of the org
Does anyone know how to prevent this? If you press the Dismiss button it just closes the screen and does nothing.
However if you create a meeting without inviting a guest user and paste the meeting link into a browser you see the same message, if you press dismiss it then asks you to sign in.
I am assuming it's displaying this message as it doesn't know what Org the user is part of.
Does anyone have any ideas?
