But both teams and meet can be launched from a browser. And truth to be said I'm very happy about it. I don't want Teams client hanging around on my PC. So what is the exact problem that is being solved here?
I'm actually asking. Probably there will be some use for highly restrictive networks where all of the computers are managed and software lists are approved by admins. That kinda makes sense.
ChrisArchitect|26 days ago
IFC_LLC|26 days ago
But, first of all, do you really HAVE to make your admins to set this up? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/rooms/third... It requires Exchange re-configuring, URL re-writes and client setups.
But both teams and meet can be launched from a browser. And truth to be said I'm very happy about it. I don't want Teams client hanging around on my PC. So what is the exact problem that is being solved here?
I'm actually asking. Probably there will be some use for highly restrictive networks where all of the computers are managed and software lists are approved by admins. That kinda makes sense.
viraptor|26 days ago
I haven't actually tried it out, but I believe mostly intra- and inter-company trust based on existing SSO.