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I want to be able to create online meetings on behalf of users added to Azure AD that do not belong to the registered tenant of Azure (so the user has a guest account):

xyz_gmail.com#EXT#@tenant_here0

I cannot do this via the V1.0 API (create event) because I get "Office 365 REST API not enabled" - which is because the user doesn't have it enabled.

I cannot do this via the beta API (create online meeting) because I get "user "GUID_HERE" cannot be found or does not belong to the tenant." when trying to add the policy via Powershell (Grant-CsApplicationAccessPolicy)

Is there a way to create online meetings on behalf of these guest users that I am not seeing?

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You cannot create a meeting on behalf user but you can create the meeting to user calendar using User principal name/ user id. You can user id by using get list user API. Please check this docs create event and list usersNikitha-MSFT
That means I have to create the event as one of the registered tenant accounts and then that user will have to start the meeting right? - This also means that that admin is the only one to admit attendees too?matt sharp
What do you want to do? Create event or create online meeting? I'm a little confused because you mentioned both of them in your post.Allen Wu
An online meeting (you can do so via the event)matt sharp
What im really trying to do is to be able to have users register and be able to create online meetings between them and other users - the users registered will be guest Azure AD accounts (not owned by the tenant)matt sharp

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These are all expected results that online meeting cannot be created from a guest.

enter image description here 1.Creating online meeting by microsoft social account(guest account),Failed.

2.Creating online meeting by microsoft social account(guest account),but now it added into tenant and belong to work or school account(Global admin role),Failed.

UPDATE

Although Guest users have the same access as members(most inclusive),it still does not work. enter image description here