Publishing Azure Bot Services to MS teams Store/ Publish your Azure Bot Service for Teams
Test your bot in Teams Create a Teams app package and upload your app to the Teams client for testing. Learn how Publish your bot for Teams Publish your bot as a Line of Business app in your organization's Teams Tenant App Catalog. Learn how Publish your bot as an app in the Teams App store. Learn how Follow the below steps to publish your Bot to Teams App Store.Teams Admin FAILED_TO_AUTO_DISCOVER_DOMAIN
Hi everyone few days ago i buy one license of Microsoft 365 Business Basic for use Teams I get this error when i try to connect Teams Admin center FAILED_TO_AUTO_DISCOVER_DOMAIN In my dns server i put this records: sipdir.online.lync.com. (cname) webdir.online.lync.com. (cname) sipfed.online.lync.com. (srv) sipdir.online.lync.com. (srv) The Domain is in a good integrity check Any ideas? Thanks
Identifying Inactive Teams
Hello, I am trying to identify inactive Teams, I work for a reasonably sized company so we have hundreds of Teams setup. I have tried running a Usage Report but that only shows Teams that have had activity within the last 7, 28 or 90 days, if a Team has had no activity for over 90 days it does not seem to appear within the report. So far the only way in which I have come up with identifying these inactive Teams is to compare the Usage report with the list of Teams manually which is less than ideal. Are there any alternatives that I am missing? I have read about running some kind of Powershell script but I am not that familiar with using Powershell. Thanks for any suggestions.
Call Queues and Auto attendants
Hi, I have a few different posts but wanted to create a new one for this. We are trying to figure out if we need to use call queues and auto attendants for what we need. Basically, our main office# is tied to a user account with a phone system license, and we are trying to set it up so that when someone calls our main #, and reception doesn't pick it up, it forwards to a call group after 10 seconds, and then if no one picks up, then go to voicemail. I see no way to do this in the user's desktop client. I do see a way to ring call group and reception at the SAME TIME and then go to voicemail, but that doesn't work as the users in the call group obviously get annoyed getting all of reception's calls. Secondly, calls going to the reception line are also going to the call group after hours on their mobile phones since they are logged into Teams there as well, another annoyance. I think there are ways to mute this in some way in the mobile Teams client but its such a pain. Few considerations: Reception HAS to be able to pick up calls when it rings...the outside caller should not need to press 1 for Sales, 2 for IT, or 0 for operator or anything; calls should go directly to reception. We would like the business hours for the call group etc. to be between 7am-7pm EST, and then all calls outside these hours go directly to a voicemail (reception or otherwise but should be an email as well if possible). How do we handle this? Thanks.Guests users unable to access Teams when invited through Teams Admin centre
Issue: Adding invited (guest) user to teams through Teams Admin center seems to not work properly. When invited guest tries to login through web client or the desktop client he/she gets the following error: "You're not on Teams yet, but you can set it up for your organization." When checking the invited user's team member role in the Teams client, the invited (guest) user appears as Member. If user is invited by the team owner through the client, everything works as it should and the user appears as Guest. This picture below contains two (guest) users. Linda is invited through Teams Admin center and another one is invited from the Teams Client. Linda's role is falsely showing Member. Linda is showing as Guest in the Teams Admin center and in the Powershell queries. Workaround until this problem is solved is to invite external (guest) users to the team through the Teams client instead of Teams Admin center. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The issue is quite similar as described in this post: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams/adding-invited-guest-user-to-teams-seems-to-not-work-properly/m-p/323587#M24367
Users not showing up in teams admin center
I know this is pretty common but mine is different. I sync my AD with AD Connect to Azure. I use 2 UPNs inside internal active directory. domain1.com and domain2.com both work and sync to my tenant account. I show all users in the office365 admin. I can assign licenses, user other apps like sharepoint, exchange on prem (no hybrid) My domain1.com which happens to be the default tenant domain all the users show up in Teams Admin. domain2.com they dont. The only way I can find them is go to the dashboard and do a search. The search doesnt find them in the user section. Because I can not see them I cant toggle off settings on the accounts like audio conferencing etc so im stuck Any ideas?
