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Dear @Mark Slierings | FABRICations,
Thank you for the extra details.
From what you described, Microsoft Authenticator works when you sign in to your own organization, but it fails specifically when you try to access a partner organization’s Teams as a guest. This often happens when the partner tenant requires MFA for guests and your guest MFA registration in that tenant is outdated (commonly after a phone change)
I also would like to reconfirm following information:
When you changed phones, did you transfer/restore your MFA setup from the old phone to the new one, or did you set up Authenticator again from scratch (scan a new QR code / re-register)? If you switched phones without re-registering MFA for that tenant, the old linkage may still exist on their side.
When you tap your email account in Microsoft Authenticator, do you see an 8‑digit code shown as two groups of 4 digits (4+4), while the sign‑in page on your PC only allows a 6‑digit code? If yes, this strongly suggests the Authenticator entry you’re looking at does not match the sign‑in challenge for the partner tenant, so the code will not be accepted
In the meantime, I recommend those steps:
Step 1: Remove old Authenticator entries from your side.
Go to Security info and remove any old/outdated Authenticator entries (old device/phone), then ensure your current phone is registered.
Step 2: Clean up the partner org entry (if it looks “stuck”)
Go to Organizations, find the partner org, and Leave organization for any old/broken entry (you’ll need them to invite you again after
Step 3: If issue still persists, please ask the partner admin to reset your guest MFA in their tenant:
Entra admin center > Users > (your guest account) > Authentication methods > “Require re-register multifactor authentication” (optionally “Revoke MFA sessions”).
Thank you for your cooperation. I'm looking forward for your reply.