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Devryk
Brass Contributor
Apr 04, 2020

Keypad button in Teams Meeting

Hi!,

 

Does anyone know what is for the KeyPad Button-Control in a Teams Meeting in the Desktop Client?:smile:

  • Hi Devryk 

     

    This is a useful feature in Microsoft Teams Meeting. This is useful for those users who dial-out from the Microsoft Teams Meeting using the Microsoft Teams Audio Conferencing Services.

     

    The Same Dial-Pad on the Microsoft Teams Client can be used to make a PSTN Call out from Microsoft Teams to the PSTN Network on a Mobile or Landline provided you purchase a Microsoft Teams Calling Plans from Microsoft or Microsoft Teams Direct Routing from an ISP

     

    Here is a Reference Article to the same

    https://networking-talks.blogspot.com/2020/04/microsoft-teams-audio-conferencing-for.html

  • Hi Devryk 

     

    This is a useful feature in Microsoft Teams Meeting. This is useful for those users who dial-out from the Microsoft Teams Meeting using the Microsoft Teams Audio Conferencing Services.

     

    The Same Dial-Pad on the Microsoft Teams Client can be used to make a PSTN Call out from Microsoft Teams to the PSTN Network on a Mobile or Landline provided you purchase a Microsoft Teams Calling Plans from Microsoft or Microsoft Teams Direct Routing from an ISP

     

    Here is a Reference Article to the same

    https://networking-talks.blogspot.com/2020/04/microsoft-teams-audio-conferencing-for.html

    • Steven--H's avatar
      Steven--H
      Copper Contributor

      RealTime_M365 

      The dial pad/keypad doesn't seem to actually do anything when used. Is there official documentation on this feature? I can't seem to find anything that covers its existence other than this post.

      • NicolasG817's avatar
        NicolasG817
        Copper Contributor

        Steven--H I agree with you. When adding someone to a meeting using a phone number, I was hoping the dial pad would allow me to type in their extension, but I cannot (Yes, I do have the full telephony package)

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