You may have noticed a message on your Microsoft Teams Room saying Add this Room to a meeting with your personal device. What does this mean? Well, it means you can start a call from your mobile device. There are a few ways to use this feature, so let’s look at each method. Android Mobile […]
There is another way to check the currently installed Microsoft Team Room app. You can fire up PowerShell and running the following command Obviously this is much simpler in the MTR app itself as it is now shown in Teams Admin Center and on the app console itself rather than having to log into the
This is more of an internal note to remind myself of some attempts to recover the MTR if a user joined it to a domain. It may or may not work for you. Remember to reboot after each change Option One Start > Run > gpedit.msc Check Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative
During December, there was an update to the Microsoft Teams Room (MTR) systems (4.3.23.0) that included a number of updates and User Interface (UI) changes. I covered these updates here. However, unfortunately, there were a few items pushed to the UI that should not have been as the features are not quite ready yet such
Microsoft pushed out the latest update for the Microsoft Teams Room Systems with a few nice updates and a welcomed return to the home screen for room controls. The releases are detailed here. The highlights are as follows: Auto-answer proximity-based calls and admin setting to control this Device Admin Settings UI refresh with the addition
A regular question I get asked by people is what are the licensing requires for a Microsoft Teams Room (MTR) system? Microsoft has made it very simple, they have a Meeting Room license that includes all you need for an MTR. It is essentially an E5 license without the Office Apps. However many organisations different
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