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Teams - Assign a Teams Event Policy to a Group Tutorial

assign a teams event policy to a group shows how to assign an existing event policy to a Microsoft 365 group or similar, set its ranking, and verify before applying. The tutorial covers selecting the group, listing policies, choosing a rank, performing checks, applying, and confirming, plus how nested memberships and propagation affect timing. It also explains removing and re-creating an assignment to change priority.

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explain the priority of a policy assigned to a group,

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apply an event policy to a group,

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analyze the ranking effect,

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evaluate the assignment before it's validated,

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and then create a consistent reversible collective assignment.

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A group assignment associates an existing policy with multiple users

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without

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changing its content

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or the overall policy.

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It is suitable for a long term collective need

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and automatically adapts when direct members are

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added to or removed from the group.

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This can include a Microsoft 365 group,

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a security group,

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or a distribution list.

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Before proceeding,

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remember the order of priority

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for the same type of policy.

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A direct assignment to a user still takes precedence over a group assignment.

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If a user belongs to multiple groups that receive different event policies,

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Teams uses the highest ranked group assignment.

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Rank one has the highest priority

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in the absence of a direct assignment or applicable group,

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the global policy applies.

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Let's go back to the internal events tutorial strategy created earlier.

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A group of users should collectively benefit from these settings.

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The group visible in this demonstration serves only as an example.

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In your environment,

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select the group that corresponds to the actual needs.

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In the Microsoft Teams admin center,

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expand meetings

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and then select events policies.

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Open the group policy assignment tab.

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This page lists the groups that already have an event policy assigned

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their rankings in the corresponding policy.

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Select add.

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In the assign a policy to a group blade,

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search for the group by its display name.

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Several results can be similar.

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Check the name and if necessary,

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review the number of users before selecting ad.

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Once you've selected the group,

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open the list of policies,

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then choose tutorial internal events,

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then set the ranking.

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In our example,

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we leave it to one

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because no other event policy assignments should

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take precedence for members of this group.

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If your organization already has multiple group

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assignments for the same policy type,

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compare them before choosing the rank.

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The smaller the number,

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the higher the priority.

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Before applying,

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perform 4 checks.

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Does the selected group correspond to the target population?

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Does the chosen strategy meet their needs?

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Is the ranking consistent with other group assignments?

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Do any members already have direct attribution

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that would prevent this group policy from becoming effective?

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When these controls are validated,

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select apply,

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then click confirm.

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Teams assigns the policy to the group.

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The operation does not create any events and does not change the policy.

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It transmits its authorizations to the direct members of the group.

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Members of nested groups are not affected,

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and propagation may take some time.

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Back on the group policy assignment tab,

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check the group name.

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Ranking and assigned policy.

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If the assignment is no longer needed,

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select the group name

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and then select remove

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to change its ranking in the team's admin center,

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delete the existing assignment

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and then recreate it with the rank you want.

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