Use of Teams Calendar and Outlook Calendar
I have created a Team for use within a specific Group of which all members use Office 365 and the Outlook Calendar to plan time off, meetings etc. To improve collaborative working I would like details on personal calendars (and respective group calendars) to be visible on the Teams Calendar so that all information relating to Team Members diversions etc are shown in one area. Is this possible with what Teams provides or do I need to procure an additional App/Plug in. Can anyone please provide details of how I do this so that it can be presented to the Team during a call later this week. The aim of doing this is to reduce the need for Team members to have to update numerous Calendars and planning Sheets and to have all information in one place to assist and enhance planning. Many thanks
Installing MS Teams on shared RDS Server 2019
I'm having trouble getting Teams working correctly on a shared RDS, Server 2019 version 1809. I've been using this page as a guide - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/teams-for-vdi#deploy-the-teams-desktop-app-to-the-vm, have downloaded the 64bit Teams MSI from here and installed using the per machine option: msiexec /i <path_to_msi> /l*v <install_logfile_name> ALLUSER=1 ALLUSERS=1. This details the situation whilst logged on as admin. After opening and signing into Teams with licensed O365 creds for the first time, once the application is closed it won't re-open again. Either a blank white window with MS Teams in the title bar opens or the Teams icon displays in the system tray and no window opens at all. Whilst this is happening dozens of teams.exe processes change between 'running' and 'suspended' in task manager. Troubleshooting led me to deleting the settings.json file from %appdata%\Microsoft\Teams, the app would then open correctly but the same scenario would occur after signing in. Further troubleshooting has led to enabling run as administrator on C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Teams\current\teams.exe. This completely resolves the problem for the admin user but any other user trying to launch Teams on the shared desktop is greeted with a UAC prompt. I'd rather solve whatever it is i'm doing wrong rather than workaround running Teams as admin for all users. Any suggestions on how i can troubleshoot this further?
We need to prevent participants from muting and removing each other
Hello. I am working for a private high school here. We are using Microsoft Teams to give lectures, and classes to our students. It was exhausting but we managed to give each of our students their own account. The issue is that we have some students that are hard to deal with, and they usually interrupt the class, or mute random people or even kick random people from the meetings. I searched everywhere but I can't find a setting or directive to prevent members from doing this kind of behavior. We want that only the teacher is able to mute and remove people.
