MS Teams Integration treats authenticated users as guests after Update Set deployment to QAS
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03-18-2025 04:51 AM
Hi,
After deploying Microsoft Teams integration-related Update Sets to our QAS instance, the integration stopped recognizing logged-in users correctly. Now, every user is treated as a guest, whereas on DEV, everything works fine.
Additional details:
- All Teams-related notifications work correctly, but user recognition fails.
- All users are affected, not just specific ones.
- No changes were made in Azure AD related to this integration.
- User emails in ServiceNow match those in Azure AD.
- There were no significant configuration differences between DEV and QAS before the issue appeared.
- This happened immediately after the Update Set deployment.
Troubleshooting attempted:
- We verified that the Update Sets were moved correctly.
- We compared configurations between DEV and QAS but found no clear differences.
- Notifications in Teams are still working, but user identification is not.
Questions:
- Has anyone encountered a similar issue where users are suddenly recognized as guests after an Update Set deployment?
- Would backing out all Teams-related Update Sets from QAS and redeploying them as a batch be a reasonable approach?
- Are there specific settings we should verify regarding user profile linking between Azure AD and ServiceNow in Teams integration?
Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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2 weeks ago
Hi @Dotychczas - I am facing a similar issue with MS Teams bot, everything works fine in dev, but when I move it to QA env the consumer user is always shown as guest even though they are authenticated.
Kindly let me know if you have found any solution/workarounds for this.
Thanks
