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Voicemail - "This feature is not currently available"
LinusCansby Yes, voicemail settings are all accessible both from Teams and from our 3PIP phones. PowerShell for the users who are affected report that they are all properly provisioned with Voicemail, etc. Oddly, however, we today started receiving a new message in our tenant telling us that "Microsoft Teams is ready for your organization - you can begin your upgrade today" - that's a new one, since we've been a Teams-only org now for over a year.
Looks like I'll be jumping into the tech support rabbit hole again. Thanks for checking on your end!
Bob
MTSBob This is effecting us as well. Has been an issue for at least a week. I have a support case open with Microsoft and so far just normal tier 1 log collection, validation that users are set correctly. For us this seems to be primarily effecting users in the US West Coast. Our South East US and our UK users are not effected, though Microsoft swears that this cannot be a geographic issue.
Sorry to hear you are having trouble but I'm glad I am not alone on this one. I'm hoping maybe we can get some more attention on it.
- MTSBobFeb 21, 2020Iron Contributor
Casey Vanderville Thank you for confirming. This seems to have started about 4 or 5 days ago for me. Case is opened, logs collected/delivered. I'll keep this space updated as I get more info and kindly ask that you do the same if you make any progress? Thanks again.
- Casey VandervilleFeb 21, 2020Copper Contributor
MTSBob I updated my support ticket with the link to this thread, and was notified that they are now also looking to see if there may be a service outage. Fingers crossed we are onto something.
- MTSBobFeb 24, 2020Iron Contributor
Casey Vanderville I heard back from Tech Support that the issue has been resolved, and that it was a "Service Interruption" related to LY204372, and that I should check to confirm.
I checked, and it's still not working. (Not sure why they didn't just test one of the #'s I gave them to see for themselves). This is what's so unnerving about how support works w/Office 365. Key steps in the process seem to be missing, like, for example, "testing whether it's actually been resolved before you claim it's been resolved". I let them know a few hours ago. So far, crickets.