Microsoft Teams Voice: Design and Configure Teams Telephony

Explore emergency calling design and configuration in Microsoft Teams. Learn about emergency locations, static and dynamic calling, location information services database, and policies, plus testing with the Teams client.

Demonstrates populating the LIS database with subnets by adding IPv4/IPv6 entries in the Teams admin center, linking each subnet to a Brooklyn suite 100 location, and validating with PowerShell commands.

Review emergency calling design in Microsoft Teams by comparing static and dynamic options, creating emergency addresses, defining LIS database, and configuring policies, testing calls, and reviewing logs.

Learn to acquire and manage Microsoft Teams phone numbers, including provisioning, port orders, and administration via the Teams admin center and PowerShell.

Learn to configure Operator Connect, authorize a service provider, and provision or port numbers in the Teams admin center, using city or area code searches, and review port orders.

Learn to acquire and manage Microsoft Teams phone numbers—user and service numbers—through the admin center or Operator Connect, and apply phone policies to control features and user experience.

Design and configure auto attendants to route calls via menus, voicemail, and queues, using text-to-speech, keypad or voice recognition, with operator options and language support.

Plan direct routing deployment by choosing on premises or cloud SPC, licensing endpoints, selecting SBCs, configuring Fqdns and certificates, IP ranges and firewall, and voice routing, with media bypass.

Assign a valid fqdn to sbc by adding a domain to microsoft tenant, and secure mtls with a certificate while configuring ip ranges, ports, and fqdns per vendor guidance.

Plan and configure voice routing policy, PSTN usage records, voice routes, dial plans, and gateways to control PSTN calls, assign routes to the policy, and apply it to users.