Where is the Teams Pay-As-You-Go Calling Plan for GCC Tenant License
Currently we are using Direct Routing for Teams calling and want to transition to a Teams pay-as-you-go (PAYG) calling plan for GCC license. Unfortunately, direct purchase through Microsoft 365 Admin Center "Microsoft Online Subscription Agreement" (MOSA) billing account is not available; and the license does not appear on our reseller "Microsoft Customer Agreement" (MCA) billing account price list. https://www.microsoft.com/licensing/docs/documents/download/Modern%20Work%20FAQ_Microsoft%20Teams_July2024.pdfhttps://www.microsoft.com/licensing/docs/documents/download/Modern%20Work%20FAQ_Microsoft%20Teams_July2024.pdf) (last updated July 29, 2024), item 103 states pay-as-you-go calling plan is available for GCC. Has anyone successfully purchased a Teams PAYG calling plan for GCC license since the implementation of the new Microsoft billing experience?
GCC Sandbox Tenant for testing changes outside of production tenant?
Microsoft has a developer program that offers a licensed tenant designed for Azure development work and testing, but it is not relevant to GCC work. There will be many features that will be enabled in this tenant that will work differently or not be available at all for GCC tenants. We already have a GCC tenant, but it is not safe to “test” in our live tenant. We can add a second directory for testing, but then it has no licensing. So, we would not be able test anything requiring licensing and we are not able to purchase licensing just for testing. Is there a process to get no cost licensing for a secondary GCC tenant used for development and testing? Since the test tenant doesn’t physically need to be in the GCC cloud and only needs to act like at GCC tenant, is there any method to use the existing developer Azure tenant program and configure it to function like a real GCC tenant would?Windows Server CAL rights M365 G3
This resource shows that Windows Server CAL rights are included in M365 E3 licenses. https://www.microsoft.com/licensing/terms/product/CALandMLEquivalencyLicenses/ Is it safe to say that the M365 G3 license includes the Server CAL rights as well? We have reviewed the government plan service descriptions as well as the Product Terms (but there is no entry for GCC). Could someone please direct me to a resource? Thank you.
Microsoft Reseller Authorization Number
We are Partners with Microsoft, we have MPN ID, CSP, MAP, everything. We need a Microsoft authorization number to resell the Microsoft products in Government-E-Marketplace. From Where and how can we get the code? We tried connecting with Microsoft Support through ticket, calls, mails, and partner support through mail, not helpful at all. Any Leads/Microsoft Partner Support Contact Number would be helpful. Thank you.
VDA Rights in a Microsoft G3 License via a CSP Subscription
If a customer has Microsoft G3 licenses in a GCC (government tenant) sold through a CSP Agreement, do they have on-premises VDA rights? The Windows Enterprise component of the Microsoft G3 is not available today when purchased through CSP, however I am wondering if they would still get on-premises VDA rights since they are paying for this functionality. In the commercial equivalent (the Microsoft E3), the VDA rights are included for onprem.
App to host and rate FAQ information
Hi All, I work as a Trainer and i am trying to find an app that allows me to post FAQs easily and as officers use the information they can click a button to say they have used it. The more clicks it gets the higher up the list it will rise. I also need them to be able to make multiple clicks if they access the information more that once over the time it is posted. Does such an app exist?Admin submissions portal in Microsoft Defender for Office 365 GCC
I'm having a hard time understanding why Microsoft doesn't rescan emails submitted through the Admin Submissions page in the Microsoft 365 Security portal. I also don't understand why URL and File submissions are disabled for Administrators. Why should a tenant admin need to open a support ticket to submit a phishing/malicious email in order for Microsoft to actually review it? How does this protect tenants from phishing emails that specifically target US/State/Local employees? Accounts assigned Security/Organization/Global admin roles should be able to submit emails, urls, and files to Microsoft directly through the Admin submissions page. Microsoft should acknowledge when a privileged account is submitting a missed malware/phishing/spam email, rescan the submission and use the submission to improve threat intelligence filters.
