You work as a Systems Administrator for your company.
The company has a subscription to Microsoft 365
All users in your company have a Microsoft 365 E3 license.
You plan to host live events in Microsoft Teams.
You discover that external users are unable to access the live events.
Company users and users with guest accounts are able to access the live events.
You need to configure the system to allow external users without guest accounts to access the live events.
Which of the following should you configure?
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To allow external users who do not have guest accounts to access live events in Microsoft Teams, you need to configure the External Access Org-wide settings.
External Access allows people outside your organization to participate in Teams meetings, chats, and calls. By default, external access is turned off in Microsoft Teams. When you turn it on, you can specify which domains to allow or block external access for.
To configure External Access Org-wide settings, follow these steps:
Sign in to the Microsoft Teams admin center using an admin account.
In the left-hand menu, click on "Org-wide settings" and then select "External access."
In the External access settings page, toggle on the "External access" switch to turn on external access for your organization.
Under the "Domains" section, you can specify which domains to allow or block external access for. You can also choose to allow or block individual email addresses or domains.
Under the "Anonymous join" section, select "On" to allow external users to join Teams meetings anonymously, or "Off" to require them to have a Microsoft account or a guest account.
Click "Save" to save your changes.
After you have configured External Access Org-wide settings, external users who do not have guest accounts should be able to access the live events in Microsoft Teams.