As you may already know, you can use Teams with Personal Accounts (aka Microsoft Account) instead of business accounts to communicate with friends and family members (see https://t.co/ycs5PvlUYO).
Well, Teams administrators can now allow (default) or block communication between their business accounts and Teams Personal contact.
This settings does not impact the configuration for Skype accounts.
This settings can be managed with both the Teams administration portal (https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/) or PowerShell (don’t forget you now also have the Cloud Shell experience in Teams administration portal – https://t.co/e3Sytzzo5d)
From the Teams administration portal, access the Users\External Access blade to turn on (default)/off the Teams accounts not managed by an organization section
If you want to use PowerShell you will need to run the below commands to configure both settings
- Manage the communication with Teams Personal
Set-CsTenantFederationConfiguration –AllowTeamsConsumer $true (or $false)
- Manage the communication initiated by Teams Personal
Set-CsTenantFederationConfiguration –AllowTeamsConsumerInbound $true (or $false)
Hi!
Please tell me, is the article on this link – https://blog.hametbenoit.info/2019/12/13/teams-meeting-chats-are-now-muted-by-default/#.Yeh6CP5ByUk
, relevant now for Teams?
Or please answer the question: is it possible to make such setting in teams admin center for all member organization? maybe policies?
Hi Alex
Yes, this is still applicable to Teams; obviously as Teams is being updated frequently, the UI has changed – it is now under the Meetings and Calls options in the Notifications settings
There is no admin control for this