Add a new Meeting policy setting -> PasscodeComplexity #2
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Added PasscodeComplexity parameter to New-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy documentation, detailing its functionality and possible values.
Added PasscodeComplexity parameter to Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy documentation.
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PasscodeComplexityControls whether meeting passcodes should be with the system-default complexity or with lesser complexity of numeric-only digits. If enabled, all meetings organized by these users will have 8-digit simpler numeric-only passcodes.
Possible Values:
Default: Alphanumeric with 8 characters (currently default)NumericOnly: 8-digit numeric-only passcodes with lower complexity for all your meetings. Numeric-only passcodes increase the risk of unauthorized access to meetings and don't meet Microsoft's recommended security standards.