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Teams Direct Routing in Carrier Model - Trunk Users
Hi Team, In the documentation for the Teams Direct Routing carrier model, it states that in order to activate the customer trunk - for example, sbc1.customers.carrier.com - we need to create a user such as mailto:trunk@sbc1.customers.carrier.com and assign an E1, E3 or E5 license. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/direct-routing-sbc-multiple-tenants#activate-the-subdomain-name We do this for all of our customers when we set them up, but they are resistant to leave these licenses in place long term, especially when they're a smaller customer where two additional E1 licenses per month is extremely unattractive. In my lab I've found that this license can be removed once the trunk has been activated, but I'm unwilling to roll this change out to my customers if it's not a documented feature, and possibly run the risk of an outage. Has anyone had any experience in this? I'd love to save my smaller customers a few bucks a month.Solved3.8KViews1like3Comments