Hi @Ryan Coyle
This is by design. A meeting URL will never stop working. The expiry only relates to any PSTN dial-in numbers, CVI coordinates, and/or underlying meeting policies and settings.
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Hi @Ryan Coyle
Maybe you could turn off this meeting settings as Teams admin like the following picture but in this way it will not meet your first requirement.
At present, there is no effective way to achieve your goal. Even you delete the conference ID, it will not impact the meeting link itself.
Thanks @JimmyYang-MSFT
We have tried this. A possible work around we are investigating for our particular use case is to add certain partners as Guest's to our tenancy which will allow us to unselect this and have the Guest's start the meeting.
Just adding this incase anyone else could find this useful.
Best Regards
Ryan
I understand that the meeting end time is not intended to cause the join URL to expire, but is there no way to do so? We have a real problem whereby we're programatically generating Teams meetings when a client books an appointment in our in-house booking system and sending the link to the client, but then finding that clients are re-using the links days or even weeks or months after the original meeting when they just want to get in touch with a member of our staff. This is completely impractical. We can't have clients able to just randomly start meetings with our staff whenever they choose.
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