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Microsoft Teams Call Queue
- Jul 09, 2026
Hi, I’d check the queue membership from both angles. In Teams admin center, open the Call Queue and look at whether agents are added directly or through a group, because the user may be included through a Microsoft 365/security group. Also check if another agent has call forwarding, simultaneous ring, or delegation pointing to him. If everything looks clean, PowerShell with Get-CsCallQueue can help confirm the real agent list behind the UI.
Hi, I’d check the queue membership from both angles. In Teams admin center, open the Call Queue and look at whether agents are added directly or through a group, because the user may be included through a Microsoft 365/security group. Also check if another agent has call forwarding, simultaneous ring, or delegation pointing to him. If everything looks clean, PowerShell with Get-CsCallQueue can help confirm the real agent list behind the UI.