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[QUESTION] Can guests view Microsoft content on the Learning Pathways site? #740
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The content of Microsoft Learning Pathways is publicly available on Microsoft Sites. However, if they can view the web parts of Microsoft Learning Pathways is a question of the tenant configuration. If the tenant has CDN enable, then yes. If CDN is not enabled, they cannot access the resources of the web parts, and only people with proper user accounts can access the information. It also depends on the configured sharing options of the Microsoft Learning Pathways site collection. |
Hi @Magali12345, Thanks for reaching out to us! |
Hello @v-prigunasek Thank you for your answer. Do you think that it is linked to the non access to AppCatalog? |
It works! Thank you @v-prigunasek for your help! |
Granted Read permissions to the AppCatalog to guest users solved the problem. |
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Hi all,
I am wondering if guests that are invited to a Microsoft Learning Pathways site can view the training content?
I work in a Group with several tenants. I would like to be able to create a single site (on the French tenant) and invite all the employees of the subsidiaries (from different tenants) as visitors to the site. After a test, I have the impression that the guests see all the content of the site EXCEPT the Microsoft training modules (page Microsoft 365 training).
Can you please confirm that it is indeed the case?
Thank you in advance
Magali
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