Microsoft 365 Certified Teams Administrator Associate (MS-700) Practice Exam

Enabling anonymous users to join meetings allows individuals who do not have Microsoft Teams accounts — and therefore do not have guest accounts — to participate in Teams meetings. This feature is essential for organizations that frequently collaborate with external participants, such as potential customers or partners, who may not want to create accounts to join a meeting.

By allowing anonymous access, anyone with the meeting link can join directly in the Teams app or in a web browser without needing to sign in. This opens up the meeting to a wider audience and enhances collaboration, ensuring that external parties can engage without unnecessary barriers.

The other options mainly involve settings that either limit access (such as guest access settings or private meeting invitations) or rely on older technology (as with meetings via Skype for Business), which is not relevant in the context of Teams meetings. Thus, enabling anonymous users to join meetings is the most effective way to facilitate access for those without guest accounts in Microsoft Teams.