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What is the Website tab?The Website tab allows you to pin and load a website in a Teams chat or channel. You can do this today by clicking on the plus (+) button in a chat or channel on the Teams desktop or web app. After selecting the “Website” app, you will be asked to give your tab a name and enter a URL. Once the website is pinned, you can see the website loading in the Teams app.The website tab is different from the Teams tab apps in which developers can embed webpages in Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 using the Teams JavaScript client library.What are the upcoming changes for Website tabs?Starting July 2024, Microsoft Teams will be changing how the Website tab works in the new Teams client. Instead of loading the website link inside Teams, we will be opening the website link in a new browser tab. This is to better align with emerging best practices in web security and privacy while also improving the reliability of websites opened through this feature.Why are we making this change for the Website tab?The new Teams app was designed to use web standard best practices and to provide the recommended security and privacy that comes with it. Both the classic and new versions of Teams rely on the powerful and flexible Chromium rendering engine to power these experiences and to embed Website tabs. However, the underlying web standards in Chromium are evolving [1] to provide better security to these websites that are being embedded in Teams. Because of this, many websites are preventing themselves from being embedded in other sites, such as Teams, for valid security and privacy reasons. Users will see a blank screen when this happens but can choose to click the “Open in browser” button in the banner to open the website in a new browser tab [2].This does not occur for Teams tab apps, such as the Planner, SharePoint Pages or Jira apps, etc., because they are built on the Teams Platform using our developer tools to provide secure experiences to end users.What’s the new upcoming experience?Due to changes to the underlying web standards, we are changing how the Website tab works to better evolve with changing web standards. Instead of opening links inside the new Teams desktop or web app, we will be opening these links in a new browser tab instead. The Website

Table of Contents Access Anywhere Teams App extends Microsoft Teams collaboration to Nasuni data.Users can search, browse folders, and share links right from within Teams desktop, mobile, and web applications. They can edit documents from the app using Microsoft 365 for the Web. Teams “deep links” allow users to navigate to specific files and folders directly from conversations and wikis for example. Each site can customize and deploy their own Teams app.Note: Cloud Edit can only be used from the Microsoft Teams web application ( are several ways of integrating within Microsoft Teams supporting secure collaboration with internal and external users including guests.Share to Team - Post file and folder permalinks to a person, group, or channel.Teams App – Run the complete Access Anywhere web app within MS Teams within a channel or chat, or as a Personal App.Teams Shared Folder – Provides a dedicated collaboration space within a channel or a chat. Supports Deep Links. (no login to the server required)Linked Folder - Provides access to a folder for authorized internal users.The “Share to Team” feature allows permalinks to be posted to Microsoft Teams directly from the File Manager. When a permalink is clicked the web application is opened and the item highlighted. A user will require a login with Access Anywhere.From the File Explorer view in the File Manager select the file or folder you want to share and then Share to Team*.A dialog will ask you to select a person, group, or channel, and to edit the message before posting.Teams App (Shared)The full Access Anywhere Teams app can be shared with a team or group by adding it as a channel or chat tab.To share with users in a team choose “Add a tab” from a channel or chat and then search for and select the “Access Anywhere” application:Then choose “Full File Manager”The app running from a Tab will ask for each user's credentials.Teams App (Personal)Individual users can add Access Anywhere to their workspace as a “Personal App”. To add the web app as a Personal App choose “Apps”. Start entering the name of the application to begin the search for it. When the application appears, select it to add it to your account. Tip: Right-clicking on the icon, and selecting Pin will ensure that the application stays within the menu bar.Teams Shared FolderA folder can be added to a channel or chat as a tab, creating

Or folder from other channels.Linked FolderLinking a folder to a tab allows internal users to access and interact with a folder through Teams based on their Access Anywhere permissions. The first time users access the tab they will log in as they do for the Access Anywhere web application.Locate a folder from the web application. Right-click on the folder and choose “Copy permalink to clipboard”.From Microsoft Teams choose “Add Tab” and locate the app “Website” to configure the permalink. The tab will show a full Access Anywhere web app showing the specified folder.Note that Cloud Edit can not be launched from the Microsoft Teams desktop application due to a limitation in Teams. It can however be used from the web application ( Collaborative editing through Microsoft 365 web applications is supported.Getting StartedBefore proceeding, you will require: An active Microsoft 365 subscription An account that has access to the Microsoft 365 Admin centre, with permissions to manage Microsoft Teams1. Enable Microsoft Teams SupportThe first step is to generate a MS Teams application for your Access Anywhere appliance:Login as the appladmin account on your Access Anywhere applianceVisit the Settings menu and select the Site FunctionalityFrom the list of available options, turn on the Microsoft Teams option from the list and save the change.Through your User Packages ensure that Microsoft Teams is enabled as a package option for the packages you requireOn the Settings menu a Microsoft Teams App option should now be presented.2. Generate Teams AppThe Settings screen allows you to to generate a Microsoft Teams application specifically for your organisation. Either retain the default values or complete the fields as follows:App Title - This will be the name of the application displayed to users within Microsoft Teams.App Description - This will be the description of the application displayed to users within Microsoft Teams.Icon Outline Image - This icon is displayed to users in the sidebar. This image is required to be a transparent 32×32 PNG outline icon (without background).Icon Background Color - This controls the background colour of your outline icon.App Image - This image is shown when a larger version of the icon is required, for example in the title and “About” screens. App Package - This is an automatically generated package codename for your application. Generally this should be left as-is.App Developer Name - This can be set to the name of your company.App Developer URL - This is

Applies ToTeams Microsoft Teams Try it! Join a Microsoft Teams meeting from your calendar, or sign in as a guest on the web. Join a Teams meeting from the app Go to your Teams calendar. Find a meeting and select Join. From the pre-join screen: Turn on your camera Select Effects and avatars to choose a background effect. Choose your audio settings. Select Join now. Join a Teams meeting on the web Don't have the Teams app? You can still join a Teams meeting. In your email invite, select Join the meeting now. You can also use a dial-in number and conference ID from the email to call in. You have three choices: Download the Windows app: Download the Teams desktop app. Continue on this browser: Join a Teams meeting on the web. Open your Teams app: If you already have the Teams app, go right to your meeting. Type your name. Choose your audio and video settings. Select Join now. Depending on meeting settings, you'll get in right away, or go to a lobby where someone in the meeting will admit you. Want more? Join a meeting in Teams Call in to a meeting in Teams Manage meetings Need more help? Want more options? Explore subscription benefits, browse training courses, learn how to secure your device, and more.

Time (in hours) elapsed since the issue has occurred. Issue Start Time Timestamp at which the service issue was started. Last Modified Time Timestamp at which service issue was last modified. Endpoints Connectivity Endpoint The Microsoft Teams endpoint / URL. Port The port on which endpoint / URL is accessible. Status The status of endpoint / URL. Reason (Supported from Applications Manager version 16310) The reason for the Status of the endpoint Response Time The time taken for connecting to endpoint / URL (in milliseconds). Teams and ChannelsNote: Teams and Channels monitoring is supported only on Applications Manager Versions till 16300 Parameter Description Team Details Team Name Name of the team. Team ID Unique identifier assigned for the team. Description Gives the description about the team. Channel Count Number of channels created in the team. Member Count Number of members added to the team. Channel Details Channel Name Name of the channel. Team Name The team in which the channel is present. Channel ID Unique identifier assigned for the channel. Description Gives the description about the channel. Member Count Number of members added to the channel. Note: While monitoring Channel Details, there are instances where data might not be shown for Member Count attribute. To resolve this, refer here.Usage Parameter Description Collected Date Collected date for usage data Date from which the usage data is collected. NUMBER OF USERS BASED ON DEVICE TYPE PER DAY Web (Users Per Day) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Web per day. Windows Phone (Users Per Day) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Windows Phone per day. Android Phone (Users Per Day) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Android Phone per day. iOS (Users Per Day) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the iOS per day. Mac (Users Per Day) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Mac per day. Windows (Users Per Day) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Windows per day. Linux (Users Per Day) (Supported by Applications Manager versions 16310 onwards) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Linux per day. Chrome OS (Users Per Day) (Supported by Applications Manager versions 16310 onwards) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Chrome OS per day. NUMBER OF USERS BASED ON DEVICE TYPE IN LAST 30 DAYS Web (Users Per Month) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Web in the last 30 days. Windows Phone (Users Per Month) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Windows Phone in the last 30 days. Android Phone (Users Per Month) Number of users using Microsoft Teams from the Android Phone in the last 30 days. iOS (Users Per Month) Number of