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jonrgibson
Nov 27, 2020Copper Contributor
Teams notifications not appearing over remote desktop connection
After the most recent Teams updates, users who are running teams on their local device, but using the remote desktop connection to connect into another server, cannot see their notifications appear over the remote desktop connection. As a result calls are missed and messages are unread for longer than desired - overall significantly reducing the efficiency of our communication. Is there anything we can do to configure notifications to appear over the remote desktop connection, just like any other application that is set to full screen?
- Create the AD user with all the details require. go to your On-prem Exchange managment Shell and run Enable-RemoteMailbox -Identity "FirstName LastName" -RemoteRoutingAddress "FirstName.LastName@Domain.onmicrosoft.com"
make sure you have assign Office 365 License to the AD user. exchange online account will be added for the user.
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- VernonC320Copper Contributor
jonrgibson is there any update on this?
- ebridgewaterCopper Contributor
Also requesting an update on this issue.
- rmagriCopper Contributor
It's related to this
Hopefully it will be fixed soon
- DavidLynchCopper ContributorWe have disabled SfB this week and moved all our staff to Teams only, 75% our staff access via Remote Desktop and since last Teams update not receiving notifications.
I understand this is due to a recent Teams update which was pushed, is there any idea of when a fix will be forthcoming? This is a major piece of software which needs to function correctly in order to be of any use.