External user (without MS account) can't access Azure Portal
Hi Members, I need to provide Azure portal access to few external users. They don't have any Microsoft account but only their company email ids, say email address removed for privacy reasons which are not on Microsoft. When I added them as external user. They received invite and after authentication through one time code received on their emails they were able to login to my apps. But, when they try to login to Azure portal they are getting error message: "We couldn't find an account with that username. Try another, or get a new Microsoft account." Do they need to link/create a new Microsoft account with their existing email id i.e. email address removed for privacy reasons? Or is there any way they can use the existing email id to login to Azure portal without creating/linking Microsoft account? As MyApps access worked for them.
Guest invitees with personal account unable to move to main chat screen while in a meeting
Hello, When guest invitees joins a Teams meeting using mobile app, they are unable to move to the main chat screen where they can see their chats with others. While in a meeting, if they click on Back button, they are taken out of the application and goes to main screen of the mobile. But they are not kicked out of the meeting. A small popup box shows up and when they click on it, it again takes them to meeting screen. This doesn't allow to access their chat while in a meeting. Is this by design? If yes, then doesn't makes sense why users with personal account can't access their chats while in a meeting.
Different name showing as the person who invited a guest
My colleague sent an invitation to a guest in Teams and when the invitation was received, it showed a different person had invited the guest. The person that sent the invitation is Fred but when the invitation was received, it showed that "Felix had invited you as a guest to company"Why are my guest meeting invitees being prompted to download Teams Desktop or the mobile app ?
Hello. I am trialling Teams Free for the purposes of a community / club meeting, many of whose members are not technically-minded. I was pleased to see that Microsoft had made available the Meetings button in Teams Free from 2nd June 2020. However, although I can now schedule a meeting and copy the invitation link to embed into an email, my testing shows that following the links on receiving those emails takes me to a page saying the following: "Join your meeting on Microsoft Teams. First you'll need to download the app", followed by a button saying "Get Teams". This seems to contradict almost everything I've read so far on Teams Free (-or Teams generally, for that matter): I thought that guests / non-Teams members could join meetings via a browser session simply by following such a link. A number of sources specifically imply that no download is needed, and certainly no Teams account should be required. Is there something I'm doing wrong when I schedule the meeting ?
