When we need to configure calling settings for Microsoft Teams through PowerShell, we traditionally needed to use the Skype Online Connector PowerShell Module. This was a pain for a few reasons, particularly when configuring automation. If we wanted to connect to both Teams and Skype, we would need to authenticate twice like the below example: …
I recently posted about how we can use Delegated Access Permissions via a partner relationship to connect to an Exchange Online organization through PowerShell. This is a fantastic piece of functionality for MSPs and CSPs to manage multiple tenancies securely without having managing a set of admin identities for all of their customers. To expand …
With the functionality available in Microsoft Teams, lot of organizations are focusing moving from an on-premises Skype for Business server to full Microsoft Teams Voice. This requires user accounts to be migrated to Teams and assigned Full Teams Only Mode. I've put together a handy script to allow the migration from Skype to be user …
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Microsoft Teams Calling Features have some great flexibility for standard calling requirements. For some more bespoke requirements there are great integrations available trough a number different contact center ISVs also. One of the cool built in features is the Microsoft Teams Auto Attendant. Auto Attendant has been around for a while now, coming from Skype …
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This week Microsoft are rolling out the Meeting Settings configuration to the Microsoft Teams & Skype for business Admin Center in Office 365! This configuration page will allow admins to define teams meeting settings such as Email Invitation URLs and Network and QoS configuration. This allows us to very easily mark real-time media traffic packets …
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