If you’ve got a Skype for Business Audio Conferencing license, you’re now able to dial out to your own phone number from a current meeting. This allows you to transfer meeting audio to your phone if you’re having network problems, need to get in the car or on a slow connection.
/
Click the “i” icon on top of the right screen.
Here you can type in your own phone number.
Microsoft has released (Januari 17) some new features to the Microsoft Teams client.
Mute someone in a meeting
Mute individual meeting participants straight from the meeting roster to cut down on background noise. If someone has been muted, they’ll get a notification letting them know. They’ll be able to unmute themselves if they need to chime in.
Mute everyone in a meeting
If you ever need to mute all the other participants in a meeting, head to your meeting roster and select Mute all. Each individual will get a notification and be able to unmute themselves if they need to.
Continue readingThis howto helps you to check/configure Calling in Microsoft Teams.
Make sure you have correct licenses on your Office365 tenant.
Microsoft Phone System License (this one is included in E5) and a Calling plan (domestic or Domestic + International Calling)
/
Make sure you have download the SkypeOnlineConnector for Powershell.
Import-Module SkypeOnlineConnector
$credential = Get-Credential
$session = New-CsOnlineSession -Credential $credential -Verbose
Import-PSSession $session
Get-Command -Module tmp_mmdx3k5r.cuh
The Microsoft Network Assessment Tool provides the ability to perform a simple test of network performance to determine how well the network would perform for a Microsoft Teams or Skype for Business Online call. The tool tests the connection to Microsoft Network Edge by streaming a set of packets to the nearest edge site and back for approximately 17 seconds for a configured number of iterations. The tool reports:
Continue readingHi Guys,
Microsoft recently(11-2017) released the Powershell Cmdlets (still in beta), which gives you the opportunity to manage Microsoft Teams by Powershell.
To get started you wil first need to install the Microsoft Teams Powershell module. You can do this by using the following command:
Install-Module -Name MicrosoftTeams
Once you have installed a module on your system, you will likely want to import the module in order to use it. Importing is the process that loads the module into active memory, so that a user can access that module in their PowerShell session. You can use the following cmdlet te import the MicrosoftTeams module.
Continue readingSome nice announcements about Skype for Business vNext today.
New release of “Skype for Business Server 2019” will available by the end of 2018. /
The directors, persistent chat role and the standard edition will be dropped. SBA/SBS don’t change.
No in place upgrade available.
Continue readingSo what’s the most interesting news on Ignite 2017 for today (so far), will update this blog!
/
Continue reading