ConferenceAdmissionPolicy Enumeration
NOTE: This API is now obsolete.
This enumerated type is obsolete and will be removed from future versions. Instead, use ConferenceAccessLevel. Indicates the admission policy used to control access to a conference.
Namespace: Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration.ConferenceManagement
Assembly: Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration (in Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
<ObsoleteAttribute("This enum will be removed from future versions. Use 'ConferenceAccessLevel' instead.")> _
Public Enumeration ConferenceAdmissionPolicy
'Usage
Dim instance As ConferenceAdmissionPolicy
[ObsoleteAttribute("This enum will be removed from future versions. Use 'ConferenceAccessLevel' instead.")]
public enum ConferenceAdmissionPolicy
Members
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| None | Obsolete. Not initialized. | |
| ClosedAuthenticated | Obsolete. A closed authenticated conference can only be joined by authenticated enterprise users or federated users who were specifically added to the conference participants list when the conference was scheduled.
An authenticated user who is not explicitly included in the conference participants list cannot join that conference, even if the user has conference join information from forwaded invitations. |
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| OpenAuthenticated | Obsolete. An open authenticated conference can be joined by all authenticated enterprise users.
Authenticated enterprise users join as conference attendees unless they have been designated as conference leaders by the organizer. Federated users can join the conference as attendees if they were explicitly added to the conference participants list. |
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| Anonymous | Obsolete. An open meeting with anonymous, authenticated and federated users.
Anonymous users join the conference as attendees, although they can be promoted to the leader role by other leaders after they have entered the conference. To enter the conference, the anonymous users may have to present a conference passcode which they have received in an e-mail or some other means. The organizer must be granted permission to schedule a conference with anonymous access. |