Microsoft Graph - List apps in chat - 404 UnknownError
In Microsoft Graph, I would like to list all Teams apps associated to an onlineMeeting (to its chat actually). According to List apps in chat - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn, this is supported with the following request : GET /chats/{chat-id}/installedApps There is a note saying that if the chat is associated with an onlineMeeting instance, then, effectively, the teamsApps installed in the meeting will be listed. That should work. However, I'm getting a 404 with UnknownError as the error.code on my end. The right permission (TeamsAppInstallation.ReadWriteForChat) is granted (Chat.ReadWrite is granted as well). Testing from Graph Explorer from now. Please note that the following is working to get chat messages with the same chat-id : GET /chats/{chat-id}/messages or the following to get chat members : GET /chats/{chat-id}/members I've tried the endpoint POST /chats/{chat-id}/installedApps to add an app to the chat as well but I'm getting the same kind of 404 (documented on Add app to chat - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn). Any advice? Thanks
Calls from Microsoft Teams App compared to Teams web app
Hello Bit of a tricky one but I believe it maybe a network issue. I have a situation where the client calls a business contact, goes through to an IVR, press's the required selection and after getting put through to the agent all audio drops from the call. Strange aspect is, if you make the call with the Teams app, it works, make it with the Teams web app and it fails (I have tested this by calling from two numbers that go over completely separate carriers). I have captured network logs and can see a continuous stream of UDP so I know the call is not failing, it seems the audio process is being dropped when being routed through the webb app. Has anyone had this before or would know the difference route/process a teams app phone call makes to a teams web app? I believe it is probably a network issue on the B Party side, but as with most calls, proving that is half the work. I am going to do my own research but not come across clear yet, if anyone has anything to add that would assist in this I would be grateful (as well as if I come up with the answer I will put this down as it is an inconvenience for the client).Two questions about sign-out of Teams app
We have each PC in each conference room that is used for Teams meetings. Each conference room PC has its own teams account which is kept as logged in to Teams app so that anyone can start and join to web conference without laptop PC. This works fine. However, Teams app sometimes automatically signs out. So we have two questions. 1. Sign-out action is logged in somewhere? Can we find it in admin center or other place? We would like to know whether someone operated Teams app and signed it out manually or not. 2. If anyone did not operate Teams app and sign it out, what setting causes Teams app automatically sign out? Thank you.
Creating virtual Azure environment for teams toolkit VS code for teams toolkit.
Hi everyone, I am working on a project to create a teams bot app for my institute. I am using Teams Toolkit for VS code, and I have MS 365 app upload permission allocated. I was trying to create " https://github.com/OfficeDev/Microsoft-Teams-Samples/tree/main/samples/bot-conversation-sso-quickstart/js" using Teams Toolkit. However, after debugging the app with option of 'Debug in Edge' or 'Debug in Chrome' I faced issue with devtunnel, that the devtunnel is unable to create tunnel service use 'Test Tool' Instead. I communicated same issue with my team and came to know that firewall is blocking any tunneling service in our tenant. Then, my IT Admin suggested to create a Shared Virtualized Environment in Azure in which I should develop and deploy app for testing and production. Now I am quite confused about how to do this, because teams toolkit for VS code is installed on VS code of my local device and it's debugging will happen locally, how I should create Shared Virtualized Environment in Azure for creating, debugging and deploying Teams Bot App. Your answers are highly appreciated, this is very important project for my institute.
App Protection Policy Android Microsoft Teams as dialer
Hello, I have a problem on Android devices that calls are not automatically forwarded to the Microsoft Teams Android app. I have set the following in the app protection policies: When I enter Microsoft Teams in the Dialer App Name field, it does not work either. When I select Any policy-managed dialer app in Transfer telecommunication data to, I get a push up notification. The Teams app is set up with the corporate account and calls have already been made . Push Up Notification: No available apps There are currently no apps configured on this device that your organization allows to open this content. Make sure you are logged into your managed apps with your business account, or contact your organization's support team. Thanks in advance for the help Regards Michael
