Secure External Collaboration in Microsoft 365 - Teams Connect and Shared Channels - Andy Malone

Join Microsoft MVP Andy Malone in part 4 of our video series tackling Secure External Collaboration in Microsoft 365.
In Part 4, Andy discusses Teams Connect and Teams Shared Channels. Andy will dive deep into settings in the Microsoft 365 admin center and show you how to set up Teams Shared Channels.
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[@Baaklund]

Great overview :)

[@saravananwise]

Hi Andy, thanks really this helped for clear understanding. Like have your guidance related to this article. Having 2 tenants T1 and T2 cross tenant access is enabled between the 2. in each tenant we have security group assume T1SG , t2SG. Need to allow users of this security group members to access the SharePoint site or any other application. In this lab you explained adding user across tenant. How can i add groups across tenants instead of users.

[@sarafenua]

Hello Andy, thank you for your videos, I'm a new subscriber and I really can learn many things on this channel. I have a question because I can't add any externalazureAD member in my shared channels. The email address is the only way to add an external member? Is this the reason I can't find my external members each time I try to add them just typing their name? Does the external member need to be a guest or member in Azure Ad.. Sorry Entra ID now... 😂

[@Syskit]

Hello! Feel free to reach out to Andy Malone on his official KZbin page: @AndyMaloneMVP

[@ThomasJSweet]

What I don't see in Microsoft's B2B solution is a way to share file with just one external guest. Let's say we have 100 guests and each guest needs access to a separate collection of files. It seems one needs to create 100 Sharepoint sites for this purpose. I did not see a way to have a single extranet site where files could be secured per user.

[@jamesclinton7708]

The short versions is you'd create a document library in the sharepoint site that you then break inheritence on and create a subfolder per external user, where the permissions are set for each subfolder to the required external guest account(s)