Microsoft teams phone system subscriber numbers

 

The number of phone numbers for users (subscribers) is equal to the total number of Domestic Calling Plan and International Calling Plan licenses you have assigned multiplied by 1.1, plus 10 additional phone numbers. For example, if you have 50 users in total with a Domestic Calling Plan and/or International Calling Plan, you can acquire 65 phone numbers (50 x 1.1 + 10). Note that if you have a Pay-As-You-Go Calling Plan, you can only acquire 1 phone number per license assigned.

User (subscriber) number

The number of phone numbers is equal to the total number of Domestic Calling Plan and/or International Calling Plan licenses multiplied by 1.1 + 10 extra phone numbers. If you have Pay-As-You-Go licenses, you can only acquire 1 phone number per license.

If I have 50 users in total with 30 of them on a Domestic Calling Plan or International Calling Plan, and 20 of them on a Pay-As-You-Go Calling Plan, you can acquire 63 phone numbers (30 x 1.1 + 10) + 20. Toll service number The number of phone numbers is equal to the total number of Phone System and Audio Conferencing licenses and uses the following: If there are 1-25 licenses then 5 telephone numbers are given. If there are 26-49 licenses then 10 telephone numbers are given. If there are 50-99 licenses then 20 telephone numbers are given. If there are 100-149 licenses then 30 telephone numbers are given. If there are 150-199 licenses then 40 telephone numbers are given. If there are 200-499 licenses then 65 telephone numbers are given. If there are 500-749 licenses then 90 telephone numbers are given. If there are 750-999 licenses then 110 telephone numbers are given. If there are 1,000-1,249 licenses then 125 telephone numbers are given. If there are 1,250-1,499 licenses then 135 telephone numbers are given. If there are 1,500-1,999 licenses then 160 telephone numbers are given. If there are 2,000-2,999 licenses then 210 telephone numbers are given. If there are 3,000-6,999 licenses then 420 telephone numbers are given. If there are 7,000-9,999 licenses then 500 telephone numbers are given. If there are 10,000-14,999 licenses then 600 telephone numbers are given. If there are 15,000-19,999 licenses then 700 telephone numbers are given. If there are 20,000-49,999 licenses then 1000 telephone numbers are given. If there are 50,000+ licenses then 1500 telephone numbers are given. For Audio Conferencing with dial-out to USA/CAN subscription licenses (free in select geographies), 1 toll service number is given in addition to the numbers that are automatically granted when onboarding to the service, regardless of the number of licenses acquired. If you have a total of 51 Phone System and Audio Conferencing licenses, you can get 20 toll service numbers. Toll-free service number The number of phone numbers is equal to the total number of Phone System and Audio Conferencing licenses and uses the following: If there are 1-25 licenses then 5 telephone numbers are given. If there are 26-49 licenses then 10 telephone numbers are given. If there are 50-99 licenses then 20 telephone numbers are given. If there are 100-149 licenses then 30 telephone numbers are given. If there are 150-199 licenses then 40 telephone numbers are given. If there are 200-499 licenses then 65 telephone numbers are given. If there are 500-749 licenses then 90 telephone numbers are given. If there are 750-999 licenses then 110 telephone numbers are given. If there are 1,000-1,249 licenses then 125 telephone numbers are given. If there are 1,250-1,499 licenses then 135 telephone numbers are given. If there are 1,500-1,999 licenses then 160 telephone numbers are given. If there are 2,000-2,999 licenses then 210 telephone numbers are given. If there are 3,000-6,999 licenses then 420 telephone numbers are given. If there are 7,000-9,999 licenses then 500 telephone numbers are given. If there are 10,000-14,999 licenses then 600 telephone numbers are given. If there are 15,000-19,999 licenses then 700 telephone numbers are given. If there are 20,000-49,999 licenses then 1000 telephone numbers are given. If there are 50,000+ licenses then 1500 telephone numbers are given.

To connect Teams Phone to the PSTN, you can choose from the following options:

 To connect Teams Phone to the PSTN, you can choose from the following options:

Calling Plan. An all-in-the-cloud solution with Microsoft as your PSTN carrier.

Operator Connect. With Operator Connect, if your existing carrier participates in the Microsoft Operator Connect program, they can manage PSTN calling and Session Border Controllers (SBCs).

Teams Phone Mobile. With Microsoft Teams Phone Mobile, a user’s SIM-enabled phone number is also their Teams phone number. If your existing carrier participates in the Microsoft Teams Phone Mobile program, they can manage the service for bringing PSTN calling to Teams.

Direct Routing. Enables you to use your own PSTN carrier by connecting your Session Border Controller(s) (SBCs) to Teams Phone.

What does publisher attested mean in Teams?

 What does publisher attested mean in Teams?

Publisher Attestation is a voluntary program where you complete a self-assessment of your app's security, data handling, and compliance practices. The information you provide will be presented to your customers so they can better evaluate your app before enabling it for their organization.

microsoft teams standard channel vs private vs shared channel

 Standard channels are available to all team members in Teams. Most channels are standard channels. If you need a smaller, specific audience for a particular subject, you can use a private channel. Shared channels are for collaborating with people inside and outside your team or organization. 

Microsoft 365 resource accounts aren't the same as Teams resource accounts.

 Teams resource accounts can be used with call queues and auto attendants to accept phone calls from external phone numbers. Microsoft 365 resource accounts are tied to an Exchange Online mailbox and enable booking of shared resources, such as rooms, projectors, and so on.

Each Microsoft Teams Rooms device needs its own resource account.

 Each Microsoft Teams Rooms device needs its own resource account. The resource account is the account the Teams Rooms device logs into and is what users in your organization invite to book the Teams Room.

一氧化碳中毒，高压氧治疗

 一氧化碳中毒，高压氧治疗

诈骗可耻，希望被骗的人们都能得到公道，大家日常要千万注意防范。继续努力生活，太阳依旧升起。 ~~~ src internet

 诈骗可耻，希望被骗的人们都能得到公道，大家日常要千万注意防范。继续努力生活，太阳依旧升起。

这就是一个资金盘、老鼠会，他们要的就是你的本金，不管10年15年之后，他要的就是大家全部的本金，等他觉得这个资金规模到一定程度之后，就全部卷走

- src internet 

600万新台币（约合人民币134万）

 600万新台币（约合人民币134万）

人之将死，其言也善

 人之将死，其言也善

子在川上曰，逝者如斯夫！

 子在川上曰，逝者如斯夫！

SharePoint: Change the sharing settings for a site

 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/change-external-sharing-site

To change the external sharing setting:

1. Go to Active sites in the new SharePoint admin center, and sign in with an account that has admin permissions for your organization.

2. In the left column, select a site. (For a channel site, select the link in the Channel sites column and then select the site.)

3. On the Settings tab, select More sharing settings.

4. Select an external sharing option (see the table in the next section).

   

Grant-CsUserPolicyPackage ; New-CsGroupPolicyAssignment ; New-CsBatchPolicyPackageAssignmentOperation

 

New-CsBatchPolicyPackageAssignmentOperation

This cmdlet submits an operation that applies a policy package to a batch of users in a tenant. A batch may contain up to 5000 users.

Grant-CsUserPolicyPackage

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This cmdlet supports applying a policy package to users in a tenant. Note that there is a limit of 20 users you can apply the package to at a time. To apply a policy package to a larger number of users, consider using New-CsBatchPolicyPackageAssignmentOperation.

New-CsGroupPolicyAssignment

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This cmdlet is used to assign a policy to a security group or distribution list.

Microsoft teams app setup policy precedence ? answered by Not CHatGPT 3.5

 

Precedence rules

For a given policy type, a user's effective policy is determined according to the following:

• A policy that's directly assigned to a user takes precedence over any other policy of the same type that's assigned to a group. In other words, if a user is directly assigned a policy of a given type, that user won't inherit a policy of the same type from a group. This also means that if a user has a policy of a given type that was directly assigned to them, you have to remove that policy from the user before they can inherit a policy of the same type from a group.
• If a user doesn't have a policy directly assigned to them and is a member of two or more groups and each group has a policy of the same type assigned to it, the user inherits the policy of the group assignment that has the highest ranking. Smaller the number, the higher the ranking with 1 being the highest ranking.
• If a user isn't a member of any groups that are assigned a policy, the global (Org-wide default) policy for that policy type applies to the user.

A user's effective policy is updated according to these rules:

• when a user is added to or removed from a group that's assigned a policy.
• a policy is unassigned from a group.
• a policy that's directly assigned to the user is removed.

If a user is directly assigned a policy (either individually or through a batch assignment), that policy takes precedence

Microsoft 365 Groups and Microsoft Teams naming policy

 Prefix-Suffix naming policy

Custom Blocked Words:

How to set up the naming policy

To set up a naming policy:

In Microsoft Entra ID, under Manage, click Groups.

Under Settings, click Naming policy.

Choose the Group naming policy tab.

Under Current policy, choose if you want to require a prefix or suffix or both, and select the appropriate check boxes.

Choose between Attribute and String for each line and then specify the attribute or string.

When you have added the prefixes and suffixes that you need, click Save.

New-InformationBarrierPolicy

 

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Module:

ExchangePowerShell

Applies to:

Security & Compliance

This cmdlet is available only in Security & Compliance PowerShell. For more information, see Security & Compliance PowerShell.

Use the New-InformationBarrierPolicy cmdlet to create information barrier policies in the Microsoft Purview compliance portal.

YOU NEED ENSURE that containers stored in the following locations can be retained: teams channel messages and teams chats ~~~ per chatGPT

 To ensure that containers stored in Microsoft Teams, specifically Teams channel messages and Teams chats, can be retained, you'll want to leverage the retention and compliance features available in Microsoft 365. Retention policies can help you manage the lifecycle of your content by preserving, deleting, or both.

Here's a general guide on how you can set up retention policies for Teams channel messages and Teams chats:

Using Microsoft 365 Compliance Center:

1. Navigate to Microsoft 365 Compliance Center:

   • Log in to the Microsoft 365 compliance center.
   • Select "Solutions" from the left navigation menu and choose "Information governance."

2. Create a Retention Policy:

   • Under Information governance, go to "Solutions" > "Retention."
   • Click on "+ Create" to create a new retention policy.
   • Follow the wizard to configure the retention settings.

3. Choose Locations:

   • In the "Choose locations" step, select the Microsoft Teams locations, including "Teams channel messages" and "Teams chats."

4. Configure Retention Settings:

   • Set the retention duration, actions (delete, retain, etc.), and other settings according to your organization's policies.

5. Review and Create:

   • Review your settings and click "Create" to create the retention policy.

6. Assign the Policy:

   • After creating the policy, you need to assign it to specific Teams, channels, or users.

7. Monitor and Review:

   • Regularly review and monitor the policies to ensure they are working as expected.

Important Considerations:

• Permissions: Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to create and manage retention policies in the Microsoft 365 Compliance Center.

• Testing: Consider testing the retention policy in a controlled environment before applying it organization-wide.

• Legal and Compliance Requirements: Ensure that the retention policy aligns with legal and compliance requirements relevant to your organization.

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YOU NEED ENSURE that containers stored in the following locations can be retained: Microsoft Sharepoint sites ~ chatGPT

 In Microsoft Teams, there are two main ways to communicate: through chats and channels. Let me explain the differences between Microsoft Teams chat and Teams channel:

Chat:

One-on-One or Group: Chats are typically one-on-one conversations or group conversations with specific people. You can initiate a chat with an individual or create a group chat with multiple participants.

Private: Chats are private and not visible to other members of your team unless you choose to share the conversation or specific files from the chat.

Persistent: Chats are persistent, meaning the conversation history is saved over time. You can go back and review previous messages.

Teams Channel:

Team-wide or Topic-specific: Channels are part of Teams and are designed for team-wide communication or discussions around specific topics. Each team can have multiple channels, each dedicated to a different subject or project.

Visible to Team Members: Channels are visible to all members of the team, and the conversation that happens within a channel is open for all team members to see.

Integration with Tabs and Apps: Channels support the integration of tabs and apps, allowing teams to bring in external tools, files, and other resources directly into the channel.

Use Cases:

Chat:

Quick, private conversations.

One-on-one discussions.

Private sharing of files and information.

Teams Channel:

Team-wide announcements and discussions.

Collaborative work on projects or topics.

Centralized location for shared files and resources.

It's common for teams to use a combination of chats and channels to facilitate both private and team-wide communication within Microsoft Teams, providing a flexible and comprehensive collaboration platform.

User

YOU NEED ENSURE that containers stored in the following locations can be retained: Microsoft Sharepoint sites

ChatGPT

If you want to ensure that containers stored in Microsoft SharePoint sites can be retained, you may be referring to retention policies in Microsoft 365 compliance center. Retention policies help you to:

Keep data that's needed for your business or to comply with industry regulations.

Delete data that's not needed, reducing your risk of legal issues and information theft.

Here are general steps to set up retention policies for SharePoint sites:

Using Microsoft 365 Compliance Center:

Navigate to Microsoft 365 Compliance Center:

Log in to the Microsoft 365 compliance center.

Select "Solutions" from the left navigation menu and choose "Information governance."

Create a Retention Policy:

Under Information governance, go to "Solutions" > "Retention."

Click on "+ Create" to create a new retention policy.

Follow the wizard to configure the retention settings.

Choose Locations:

In the "Choose locations" step, select the SharePoint sites or OneDrive accounts where you want the retention policy to apply.

Configure Retention Settings:

Set the retention duration and other settings according to your organization's policies.

Review and Create:

Review your settings and click "Create" to create the retention policy.

Assign the Policy:

After creating the policy, you need to assign it to specific sites. You can do this while creating the policy or after creating it.

Monitor and Review:

Regularly review and monitor the policies to ensure they are working as expected.

Important Considerations:

Permissions: Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to create and manage retention policies in the Microsoft 365 Compliance Center.

Testing: Consider testing the retention policy in a controlled environment before applying it organization-wide.

Legal and Compliance Requirements: Ensure that the retention policy aligns with legal and compliance requirements relevant to your organization.

Microsoft teams chat vs teams channel ??? chatGPT answers

 In Microsoft Teams, there are two main ways to communicate: through chats and channels. Let me explain the differences between Microsoft Teams chat and Teams channel:

1. Chat:

   • One-on-One or Group: Chats are typically one-on-one conversations or group conversations with specific people. You can initiate a chat with an individual or create a group chat with multiple participants.
   • Private: Chats are private and not visible to other members of your team unless you choose to share the conversation or specific files from the chat.
   • Persistent: Chats are persistent, meaning the conversation history is saved over time. You can go back and review previous messages.

2. Teams Channel:

   • Team-wide or Topic-specific: Channels are part of Teams and are designed for team-wide communication or discussions around specific topics. Each team can have multiple channels, each dedicated to a different subject or project.
   • Visible to Team Members: Channels are visible to all members of the team, and the conversation that happens within a channel is open for all team members to see.
   • Integration with Tabs and Apps: Channels support the integration of tabs and apps, allowing teams to bring in external tools, files, and other resources directly into the channel.

Use Cases:

• Chat:

  • Quick, private conversations.
  • One-on-one discussions.
  • Private sharing of files and information.

• Teams Channel:

  • Team-wide announcements and discussions.
  • Collaborative work on projects or topics.
  • Centralized location for shared files and resources.

It's common for teams to use a combination of chats and channels to facilitate both private and team-wide communication within Microsoft Teams, providing a flexible and comprehensive collaboration platform.