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Some questions to Microsoft Teams Room hardware and Office 365 tenant setup
I understand that Microsoft Teams Room (MTR) is best implemented with dedicated hardware running the specific Windows 10 IoT image and supported periphery, i.e. Logitech Rally (let's call the whole o...
- The only real difference to a standard resource that you would create in exchange is that you configure it to allow logon, i.e. have a password then assign licenses to it.
- Just to flag the term used in US documentation is direct routing. A model of having this hosted by a third party is a good one but I wonder how small they will want to go. Even though their carrier grade SBC support multiple virtual clients it will in effect be more expensive per port for smaller clients. I expect this is why Microsoft are offering it alongside their calling plans. I know it took a long time for this feature to be cost viable for Microsoft to offer.
- Sorry I don't have any BE tenants to test, maybe there's a license limitation but it's news to me.
Thanks StevenC365,
- Frankly, I did not even consider trying to assign a license to a resource. I tried what you suggested and yes, the AutoAccept feature stays. I am currently testing this a bit more. Thanks for the pointer!
- You are of course correct. It's Direct Routing, not Direct Connect. Swisscom is using "Direct Connect" in a similar context and I just mixed it up. My bad 🙂
Great support here! I really appreciate the fast and competent answers.
Dan