Additional features, settings, or issues not covered by specific Microsoft Teams categories
This does not appear to work. Steps to reproduce:
- create a live event, and as part of the creation process, add an external email address as a presenter roll. It lets you add it from this interface, and only from this interface it seems.
- make the live event available to ALL (Public security)
- on the personal email account who will be the presenter. Create a microsoft account and log into it.
- click on the teams link. When prompted, log in again as the personal account and select "join on web".
- a login loop is created, where you are redirected to the teams log in page and asked to log in again. Selecting "join anonymously" allows you to join the meeting but not as a presenter. The joined external person does not show up in the list of attendees, and so can not be granted control of the meeting in that way either.
If i try it with the thick teams application, i get the below message, indicating that i have no rights to use teams.
Can you guys at microsoft not reproduce this extremely simply and one would think common use case?