Just last week I blogged that this was coming on the roadmap, now here it is: “SIP Tester” is a sample PowerShell script from Microsoft that you can use to test Direct Routing Session Border Controller (SBC) connections in Microsoft Teams. This script tests the basic functionality of a customer-paired Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunk with Direct Routing. The script submits a SIP test to...
Modality Systems are hosting a full-day Microsoft Teams focused event at Wembley Stadium on 26th November. Get insights and expert advice on how to derive full value from your Microsoft Teams investment from Microsoft MVP’s Tom Arbuthnot and Tom Morgan. Understand the next steps you can take to enhance your Microsoft Teams experience, no matter where you are in your journey. Real-time...
When a Microsoft Teams team is no longer needed, an owner can delete or archive it. If you delete a team, it will disappear from your Teams client. When you delete a team, chats, channels and files and is also deleted. It will be retained on the backend of Office 365 for 30 days by default. This 30-day period is considered a “soft-delete” because an administrator can still restore the...
This month we discuss five new Microsoft Teams features that have been announced as generally available over the last few weeks. With Microsoft Ignite just around the corner you might have expected the flow of new features to slow but this has not been the case. h As well as the five new features that have been announced as GA we talk about five more features that are due to be released...
Microsoft Just posted a roadmap update with 5 new Direct Routing enhancements due for release in November. Direct Routing is the scenario where you can bring your own SIP Trunk/Carrier/SBC and connect it to Microsoft Teams for User PSTN Telephony. Media Relay Override – “Allows customers to change their default Media Relay to match their public IP structure”. Missed Call Message...
Matt’ Velloso’s recent tweet sparked quite a lively twitter thread. This is a really interesting modern work etiquette topic. Microsoft Teams and other workplace collaboration tools like Slack have “private chat” or “direct messages”, but when should they be used? As Private Messages like email or are they like Instant Messaging? In the “olden days”...
Microsoft just announced Microsoft Surface Earbuds, to go alongside their over ear headphones. You can check out the marketing video and the Microsoft launch video They feature Gesture controls Dual directional mic array with noise reduction Charging case giving up to 24 hours battery life “Office 365 Integration” (the video example is apparently taping them to move PowerPoint slides forward)...
File this under features I didn’t know existed! Credit to Paul Hayward in our consulting team for flagging this. In Teams private chat or channel chat, you can press up arrow to edit the last sent message. After I hit send, I press Up Arrow I can then edit the message I sent You could also edit a message by hitting the 3 dots to the side of the message and pressing edit, but up arrow is a really...