
Only a TeamViewer Client (for remote support), some HP Tools, and a few Logitech Tools are installed on it.


Now my Microsoft Teams Room device is nearly untouched. I just did a few tests with such a combination, but I removed everything and started from scratch after my tests. You can install the native Webex or Zoom Clients on the base operating system, it’s Windows 10! Then you need to terminate the Microsoft Teams Room solution and login as regular user. Only Microsoft Teams and Skype Meetings work with One-Click-Join and alle the nifty features. Microsoft announced a few weeks ago, that the Microsoft Teams Room solution will support 3rd party meetings, like Webex and Zoom. In this case, the chat function works, which will not work in a Microsoft Teams meeting! But in the call the screen sharing will not work, but this works fine in a Microsoft Teams meeting. If you call someone, without starting a new meeting and add the other party as attendee, It’s a Skype for Business (Online) call. My base configuration is nothing fancy, most of it is adopted from my old Polycom Trio 8800. The Tenant that I use with this Microsoft Teams Room Device use Microsoft as Phone provider ans has no SBC attached. I also applied the following licenses/license options:īoth are optional, but I like the callout option and now the Meeting Room has it’s own phone number.

I need to present (Slides and screen-sharing), and both of my use cases are very easy to use. It’s really just one click and you are in the Meeting. I do most of my online Meetings with Microsoft Teams! Just a few are Skype for Business based. The Microsoft Teams Room solution provide everything that you need to have a convenient Meeting Solution for Microsoft Teams (or Skype for Business)!

This is the second article about the Microsoft Teams Room Device solution, this time with a focus on the Microsoft Solution (The Microsoft Teams Room Device software). News Microsoft Teams Room Device 2/2 Jan 19, 2020
