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New teams: call queues not showing in search
tried out New Teams and found a big problem: In the calls section, if I type the name of a "call queue" (shared line) .. it will not come up in search. So our staff wouldn't be able to find the T...
well .. that partially worked for me. if I search using the top search box and then click people, the call queue will come up. but even if I click on it and open a chat, it still doesn't come up if I then go to calls and try to add it as a speed dial, it won't come up searching by name, but will if i put the email address of the resource account.
However, I received a reply from a Technical Lead at Microsoft and it sounds like they might be pushing out a code fix for this issue over the weekend:
Title: Users can’t search for some auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients
User impact: Users can’t search for some auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients.
Current status: We've received reports of users that are unable to search for certain auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients. Our investigation has determined that a code issue with a service that facilitates address book lookup policies is causing the auto attendants and call queues to not be searchable in new Teams due to the service not recognizing them as being a part of any address lists. We've developed a fix for this issue and are monitoring as it deploys, with the expectation that service should be restored by Monday, June 10, 2024.
Scope of impact: Your organization is impacted by this event, and any user attempting to search for auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients are affected.
Start time: Wednesday, February 14, 2024, at 8:00 PM UTC
Estimated time to resolve: We expect the fix to complete deployment by Monday, June 10, 2024.
Root cause: A code issue with address book lookup policies is causing the auto attendants and call queues to not be searchable in new Teams, resulting in impact.
Next update by: Monday, June 10, 2024, at 7:30 PM UTC
However, I received a reply from a Technical Lead at Microsoft and it sounds like they might be pushing out a code fix for this issue over the weekend:
Title: Users can’t search for some auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients
User impact: Users can’t search for some auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients.
Current status: We've received reports of users that are unable to search for certain auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients. Our investigation has determined that a code issue with a service that facilitates address book lookup policies is causing the auto attendants and call queues to not be searchable in new Teams due to the service not recognizing them as being a part of any address lists. We've developed a fix for this issue and are monitoring as it deploys, with the expectation that service should be restored by Monday, June 10, 2024.
Scope of impact: Your organization is impacted by this event, and any user attempting to search for auto attendants and call queues using the new Microsoft Teams desktop and web clients are affected.
Start time: Wednesday, February 14, 2024, at 8:00 PM UTC
Estimated time to resolve: We expect the fix to complete deployment by Monday, June 10, 2024.
Root cause: A code issue with address book lookup policies is causing the auto attendants and call queues to not be searchable in new Teams, resulting in impact.
Next update by: Monday, June 10, 2024, at 7:30 PM UTC
Is this publicly posted? Has anyone confirmed if the issue is resolved?
- Issue has gone away for us as of today .. the users who were experiencing the issue are now able to search for the call queues by name in new Teams.
- Still a issue for us.
I'm checking with my IT department to see what may have happened over the last couple of days for updates and resolutions. I don't know if anything is posted publicly beyond this conversation thread (and undoubtedly others somewhere out there).
