Feb 22 2024 12:10 PM
Hi all,
We can block and forward the incoming calls from MS Teams endpoints.
Can we set these up in the back end instead of end user's side?
I believe call blocking and forwarding can be done at service provider (DRaaS)'s level.
Not sure about Operator Connect.
Any thoughts or information is appreciated.
Regards,
EZ
Feb 22 2024 11:13 PM
Hi @EZethan,
You're right about call blocking and forwarding in Microsoft Teams. Administrators can use PowerShell to manage call blocking by creating a list of number patterns and exceptions at the global level. This helps reject incoming PSTN calls if there's a match. Individual users can't control this list. For call forwarding, users can set up rules in their Teams settings, but admins can handle more advanced routing in the Teams admin center.
Block inbound calls in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn
Call forwarding, call groups, and simultaneous ring in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Support
Regarding Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), providers can manage call blocking and forwarding as part of their services. The details may vary depending on the provider.
Operator Connect is another option for PSTN connectivity in Teams. If your operator is part of the Microsoft Operator Connect Program, they can handle PSTN calling for Teams.
Plan for Operator Connect - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn
Configure Operator Connect - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn
Feb 26 2024 09:13 AM