機能変更：Teams会議ポリシーのアップデート

In MC194839, we proposed changes in internet protocol (IP) policies for both video and audio in Teams meetings. Based on your feedback, we have revised the proposed changes in policy.

• We’ll be gradually rolling this out in March 2020.
• The rollout will be completed in June 2020.

This message is associated with Office 365 Roadmap ID 57082.

How does this affect me?

Meeting policies are used to control the features that are available to meeting participants for meetings that are scheduled by users in your organization.

Based on customer feedback, we will not extend the current IP video policy (AllowIPVideo) to manage incoming video.

We are adding a setting to specifically control IP audio (IPAudioMode) as well as a new control for IP video (IPVideoMode). This new set of settings will take effect at the participant level.

Because these new policy settings are becoming per-participant, there will be additional restrictions based on these new setting configurations. Anonymous and federated participants will continue to inherit the policy of the meeting organizer.

What do I need to do to prepare for this change?

If you have changed the current AllowIPVideo setting to False, we will honor that setting. However incoming video and audio will be enabled unless you change those default settings.

If you have not made changes to the current AllowIPVideo setting, your participants will have access to incoming and outgoing IP video as well as IP audio. If AllowIPVideo is set to true but IPVideoMode is set to false, both incoming and outgoing video will be blocked because IPVideoMode is the more restrictive setting.

If you would like to customize how your tenant handles IP video and audio, please familiarize yourself with the new policy options.

To learn more, see Manage meeting policies in Teams.