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godril
Copper Contributor
Jul 08, 2019

Caller ID Masking for Microsoft Teams Direct Routing

Hello esteemable Members, 

 

I am new to this MSTeams stuff, I have been only playing around for several weeks with hosted direct routing (hence neither microsoft servers nor sbc are on premise) and so far works perfectly enough.

 

I am now trying to figure out: How do I  use single caller id for all the users under a company (caller id masking)? I tried to look around and the closest (I think) thread found is this:

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Skype-for-Business-IT-Pro/LineURI-with-Same-Phone-Number-and-Different-Extension/m-p/147991

 

I cant set LineURI from sfbo powershell, and the only option available from New-CsCallingLineIdentity -CallingIDSubstitute is "Service" and "Anonymous". As far as I understand "Service" means I have to purchase number from Calling Plan (CMIIW) and  "Anonymous" looks like I am a spammer to other callees.

 

Would you like to shed me a light on this topic or point me to any URL that I might miss to visit? 

 

Thank you very much in advance. 

8 Replies

  • Hi,

     

    You are correct, you have to select "Service" or "Anonymous", the service number have to be a number provided by Microsoft, it can not be a Direct Routing number.

     

    You could create a new identity with New-CsCallingLineIdentity and set a service number, then have the hosting provider for the SBC change this number to an number you want to show when you call out. 

    • demo01OFON335's avatar
      demo01OFON335
      Copper Contributor

      Hi LinusCansby 

       

      Does it mean this Caller ID proxy may be supported in the Direct Routing MS Teams?

      If only we configure something (to make Caller ID Masking) in the SBC?

       

      Thanks

      Best Regards

       

       

      • LinusCansby's avatar
        LinusCansby
        MVP

        demo01OFON335 Yes, with Direct Routing it is supported by the SBC. You can setup your SBC to change the number you are calling from to something else. 

    • godril's avatar
      godril
      Copper Contributor

      Hi LinusCansby 

       

      Thank you very much for replying. I guess I have to wait this in the future and hope MS is planning for this feature to be available too.  

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