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A Teams Webinar has been set up. Green room is enabled along with Manage what attendees see. Those attending the Webinar can see the Green Room and people in it. Rest of Webinar is set correctly.
Additional settings-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for business
HI and thanks for the reply. The issue is that attendees (all) can see people in the Green Room, it's happening on all Webinars. They are set up correctly. We tried running the meeting as a Teams Town Hall which worked as expected, so the issue is only related to Webinar. The settings are...
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Hi @Nic Tuff,
Thank you for providing the additional details and screenshots.
After reviewing the settings you shared, they appear to be configured correctly. I also attempted to reproduce the behavior in my own testing environment using similar webinar settings, but I was not able to reproduce the issue where attendees could see the Green Room and its participants.
Since this is occurring across multiple webinars in your tenant and you've already confirmed that the equivalent Town Hall configuration behaves as expected, I would recommend engaging Microsoft Support for further investigation.
A Microsoft support engineer can review backend configurations, perform advanced diagnostics, and collect any necessary logs to determine whether there is a service-side issue affecting your environment. Because this will likely require access to information that is not available through the community forum, opening a support case is the most effective next step.
The Global Administrator can create a support request by following the guidance in Get support - Microsoft 365 admin.
If you're unsure who the Global Administrator is within your organization, please refer to How do I find my Microsoft 365 admin?.
As a community user, I don't have access to internal service logs, backend diagnostics, or engineering tools. If this behavior is related to a service-side issue, only Microsoft's support and engineering teams can fully investigate it.
Please feel free to share any findings from Microsoft Support, as that may also help other community members encountering the same behavior.
Heimerdinger, Many thanks, a bit of a strange one! Thanks for taking time out to respond. Nic.
Hi @Nic Tuff,
You're very welcome, and thank you for taking the time to update the thread.
I hope Microsoft Support can help determine whether there is an issue affecting your environment. If they identify the root cause or provide a resolution, I'd appreciate it if you could share the findings here.
That information may help other community members who encounter the same behavior in the future.
Wishing you the best with the investigation, and thanks again for reporting back.
We've raised a ticket to MS - when we discover what the issue is, I will report back!
Hi @Nic Tuff,
To help scope this down, could you provide a bit more information?
Sorry for asking a lot of questions, but these details will help determine whether this is related to the webinar configuration, attendee permissions, or a specific event setup.
Thank you again for your time and understanding. I really appreciate your patience, and I’m here to help. Looking forward to your response.