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celtic_man4133
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Jul 14, 2021

Teams Channel Meeting Call in ID Expires

I setup 3 recurring teams channel meetings that are used when we have major outages to assist our technical teams. The setup is done once and the meeting should never expire as they are only used as ...
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celtic_man4133
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Jul 16, 2021

StevenC365 

 

Thanks for the reply back Steve, but I don't think that will solve the issue.

I don't want any part of the recurring meetings (URL or call-in ID's) to ever expire and I also don't want to have to set up new meetings each year as we have functionality (scripts) which allow a team to reserve these during major outages. 

 

My understanding is the teams meeting URL's never expire if your meeting doesn't have an end date so that part is good and is the preferred way we want our technical teams using them during outages.

However, we do need the option for folks to just call into the bridge lines as well and that is where the id expires after 60 days' if not used. Setting up new meetings would still inherit the same limitations.

 

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StevenC365
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Jul 20, 2021

celtic_man4133 The link I posted will take you straight to the answers.

 

- If you don't set an end date the PSTN dial in will expire 60 days after the start date, or 60 days after it was last used

- If you set an end date it will expire 60 days after the end date or 60 days after last used.

 

These are the only options, no exclusions exist.