about 1 month ago, my test server suddenly become unresponsive
and I found out I could not start additional VMs
then I realized the server memory dropped from 8GB to 6GB
tonight, I pull the test server apart, pull out memory modules, and re-arranged all those mem sticks
and get my 8GB ram back
Use the Set-CsPhoneNumberAssignment cmdlet to assign a telephone number to the user.
A Microsoft 365 E5 or Office 365 E5 SKU including Teams Phone licenses, or individual add-on licenses provide can be used to apply the above licenses. Calling Plan functionality isn't required to use Direct Routing.
A dial plan is a named set of normalization rules that translate dialed phone numbers by an individual user into an alternate format (typically E.164) for purposes of call authorization and voice routing. They describe how phone numbers expressed in various formats are translated to an alternate format.
Teams Cloud Voicemail recordings
Voicemail messages can be delivered to Exchange Online and Exchange server mailboxes.
policy-based compliance recording
Compliance recording can be configured to capture audio, video, screen share, and chat.
PSTN numbers for Contact Center Solutions
API-based solutions can leverage Calling plan number and Direct Routing numbers, and Direct Routing integrated solutions can leverage phone numbers direct from the contact center.
your eyes can only see what your brain knows.” Knowledge is power.
Voice routing helps you dictate how calls are routed through your SBC or multiple SBCs.
Microsoft Teams : represent caller numbers and caller IDs
The E.164 is an international standard used by Microsoft Teams and Teams Phone.
Survivable Branch Appliance
use the New-CSTeamsSurvivableBranchAppliance PowerShell command.
Direct Routing is a way to provide a PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) connection to Microsoft Teams users so that they can make and receive external phone calls on Teams.
To decide if a direct route is required answer the following questions, if any are yes, Direct Routing is the right solution for you:
You want to use Teams with Teams Phone.
You need to retain your current PSTN carrier.
You want to mix routing, with some calls going through Calling Plan, some through your carrier.
You need to interoperate with third-party PBXs and/or equipment such as overhead pagers, analog devices, and so on.
