Teams account logon
3 TopicsTeams for Personal life login issue
Hi, I received an invite in July to test "Teams for personal life". This is available on mobile devices only at the moment. So, I installed the teams app on my Android device from the Google Playstore and tried to login with my private Microsoft account (with active Microsoft 365 family subscription). I couldn't access an org, though. I found out that I had to delete my "Teams free" organization I had set up a few months prior. I followed the guide and deleted that org (I still have the confirmation email). After logging in to "Teams" again on my phone I saw a new org called "Personal". I just can't access it. Error messages range from "Unable to switch orgs" to "Network problems" to "Access denied". It varies... Please advise what I need to do to test "Teams for personal life". Thank you. MartinSolved6.5KViews0likes5CommentsReceiving a Notification or Email Copy from Outlook to Teams Channel
I am trying to explore an option to get notified in Teams Channel as soon as an email lands in a specific inbox folder. Is there a feature that support this? I tried to set up a rule for the folder to forward a copy of the email to Teams channel email. However, this is not working and it keeps saying it is not supported when I tried to run the rule. As long as I get notified on a specific teams channel if a email arrives in a folder, I am good. A copy/forward/redirection of the emailSolved17KViews1like2CommentsTeams wants to use local account
We have had Microsoft 365 for a while now, but have mainly just used the Server CALs and Office 365 part of it until now, none of the cloud services. We didn't have Teams activated, but at some point last year, it started to appear automatically on users PCs, even though the install configuration said no Teams. This was then blocked by a rule in our AV software. The users are logged on to their PCs using their local domain account and the Office is logged on to their Microsoft 365 account. We are now slowing widening our horizons and have started to roll out Teams to our users. Some who had Teams automatically installed are having problems logging on. Instead of suggesting their Microsoft 365 account, it suggests their local e-mail address. If we overwrite the local address and type in the Microsoft 365 account a screen appears asking if we want to send an authorization code to the local account! If we close that prompt (X), it reappears. Close it a second time and the user can enter their Microsoft 365 account and password. Close Teams and start it again, it goes through the same process every time, suggests the local account gets a code, close, local account get code, close, logged in with Microsoft 365 account. I've tried closing the app and I've tried logging off and closing the app, nothing works, it always wants to send an activation code to the non-Teams email account (which is at .local, so can't receive an external email anyway). Why is it trying to log on using a .local account and how do I14KViews0likes1Comment