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Your company has a Microsoft 365 subscription.
You plan to configure the environment to allow external users to collaborate in Microsoft Teams by using guest access.
The company implements a new security policy that has the following requirements: -> Only guest users from specific domains must be allowed to connect to collaborate by using Microsoft Teams.
-> Guest users must be prevented from inviting other guests.
You need to recommend a solution to meet the security policy requirements.
Solution: From the Azure Active Directory, you modify the External collaboration settings.
Does this meet the goal?
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A. B.A.
Answer: B. No
Explanation: The recommended solution of modifying External collaboration settings in Azure Active Directory will not fully meet the security policy requirements.
While it is possible to configure the domains from which guest users are allowed to collaborate in Microsoft Teams using External collaboration settings in Azure Active Directory, it is not possible to prevent guest users from inviting other guests using this method. The External collaboration settings only allow you to specify the domains from which guests can be added and does not provide any granular controls to prevent guest users from inviting other guests.
To meet the security policy requirements, the recommended solution should include the following steps:
By completing these two steps, you can meet the requirements of the security policy while allowing external users to collaborate in Microsoft Teams using guest access.