Nov 14 2019 11:52 AM - edited Nov 14 2019 11:53 AM
I'm trying to acquire a user phone number in Teams using the guide here.
Microsoft Teams Admin Center > Voice > Phone numbers > Add
The locations section does not return any results for my location, for example, Los Angeles. Instead, I get a "No results were found" error. I cannot continue obtaining a phone number without a location (it's a required field) so I am stuck.
I have:
- purchased a calling plan
- assigned at least one user to a calling plan
- have attempted to "add a location" - no luck
- have changed from Chrome to Edge - no luck
Any assistance would be very helpful.
Nov 14 2019 04:17 PM
@Drew_Gato I haven't tested this myself but I know acquiring numbers in the new Phone numbers section in Teams Admin Center can be a bit buggy and Microsoft confirmed that and they are working on getting it better. Until that is fixed can you try the Legacy Portal instead, it should work there. If not contact Microsoft Support.
Nov 14 2019 04:33 PM
Click the "Add a location" button next to the field you're typing Los Angeles into. I believe you have to add an "Emergency Location" first and then you can search for it.
This can also be done in the Locations section of Teams Admin.
Nov 14 2019 06:10 PM
I confirmed with MS support that this is a bug on their end. The support agent was able to reproduce on his machine.
The support agent and I tried the Legacy portal option, but my account has been migrated to Teams and no longer has access to it. The agent opened a ticket to roll our account back to Skype (legacy portal access enabled).
Thank you for the help - for others with this issue, open a support ticket!
Nov 14 2019 06:11 PM
@Josh Jandrain I had already done this when I posted - I should have included that as a step taken.
If others are having this issue, know that adding a location did NOT solve in my case.
Nov 15 2019 10:37 AM
SolutionOk - the workaround:
1. Create an emergency location. (Click the add a location button on "Microsoft Teams Admin Center > Voice > Phone numbers > Add" or "Microsoft Teams Admin Center > Locations > Emergency Locations")
2. Navigate to Microsoft Teams Admin Center > Voice > Phone numbers > Add
3. Type some part of the emergency address created (not any part of the title), such as the street name, in the location box when adding a phone number. It should allow you to select the emergency address from a dropdown (with the titles displayed - go figure).
Using a part of the actual address from the emergency address (and not the title itself) was the workaround in my case.
Feb 26 2020 12:01 PM
I tried in Chrome and in Edge and still have the same problem. I've added two emergency locations. If I try typing ANY of the text from street number, name, city, state, zip that matches either of my two emergency locations it still says No results were found???!!!!!!
Mar 14 2020 12:08 PM
This is still not solved as of 3/14/2020
Jun 04 2020 08:59 AM
Aug 19 2020 04:14 PM
Still an issue 2020-08-19. Is anyone using Microsoft teams voice successfully?
Sep 03 2020 07:21 AM
Sep 03 2020 08:30 AM
@CyberEng I was able to add a number after switching to the legacy ui.
Feb 07 2021 07:55 AM
@Drew_Gato Great info. Teams Portal was not helpful for me but was able to use powershell to create different locations and then finally get new numbers added for the Area Codes we wanted (used local addresses)
POWERSHELL:
New-CsOnlineLisLocation -Location "Company-City" -CompanyName "Company-City" -HouseNumber 1234 -StreetName MyStreet -City "CityofChoice" -StreetSuffix St -StateOrProvince TX -CountryOrRegion US -PostalCode 12345 -Description "Company-City" -Elin Company_City
**Just put relevant City and Zip codes**