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Launching Skype for Business Gives Prompt "Your Organization is now using Microsoft Teams"
We've just begun using O365 as we'd been using Office 2016 & Skype for Business 2015. We've rolled out O365 to a dozen or so people in the office and have not migrated over to using Teams. Although T...
Hi Paul, I did open a ticket with Microsoft to request the rollback. After providing a 'business case' for rolling back they did just now complete the request, thankfully. So I am now officially on my Island.
Took 7 days but it is done.
Thanks for the input Paul!
Ok - that's what already some reported that you can't roll back via PowerShell.
I would suggest you open a support ticket and check if there is a chance.
I would suggest you open a support ticket and check if there is a chance.
Hi Paul, I did open a ticket with Microsoft to request the rollback. After providing a 'business case' for rolling back they did just now complete the request, thankfully. So I am now officially on my Island.
Took 7 days but it is done.
Thanks for the input Paul!
Hi
We have the same issue after the migration of our tenants in Teams Only mode.
The support team gave us the following procedure to rollback:
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How to change the coexistence mode of Teams back to Islands, so you can resume working on Skype for Business. We can do this right through your admin portal.First, ensure you are on the new admin portal. Next, cluck the "Need help?" widget, and type "teams upgrade" in the issue description box. A button should pop up with "Run tests" printed on it; clicking this should run a quick diagnostic.When that is done, a box with a button marked "Update settings" should appear. Clicking this should roll you back to Islands mode, which will allow you to use S4B again.This is a temporary rollback. It gives you 30 days to prepare for the update to Teams.---------We are working now with them to check if this 30 days period can be extended 🙂Thanks a lot to Microsoft' support team and to you for this thread. It helped us a lot.- That's great news. Good to know it worked.
