Microsoft Teams Voice Engineer: Configure and Manage Teams Phone for Voice Users from Pluralsight

There are multiple ways to manage the licenses, policies, and features for Microsoft Teams voice users. This course will teach you multiple methods for configuring and managing voice users, using both the Teams Admin Center and PowerShell.

Managing Microsoft Teams users involves many different components: licenses, policies, phone numbers, emergency locations, and more. Understanding where all of these options exist is a daunting task. In this course, Microsoft Teams Voice Engineer: Configure and Manage Teams Phone for Voice Users, you'll learn how to configure and manage Microsoft Teams Phone System users for your organization. First, you’ll explore how to enable a Microsoft Teams voice user, including adding licenses, phone numbers, and emergency locations. Next, you’ll discover different calling features you can manage on behalf of a user. Finally, you’ll learn how to migrate users, common area phones, and meeting rooms in a hybrid scenario. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge all of the Microsoft Teams voice user options needed to effectively configure and manage your organization.

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Enabling Users for Microsoft Teams Phone

Enabling Users for Direct Routing

Managing Per-user Calling Features

Migrating Voice Users

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Explores options and features specific to Microsoft Teams voice users, including configuration and management

Provides hands-on experience in managing Microsoft Teams voice users through both the Teams Admin Center and PowerShell

Instructed by Jeff Brown, an experienced Microsoft Teams Voice Engineer

Covers a range of topics relevant to the management of Microsoft Teams voice users, including licenses, policies, phone numbers, and emergency locations

Designed for IT professionals and administrators responsible for managing Microsoft Teams voice users

Requires familiarity with Microsoft Teams and its administration

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Learners who complete Microsoft Teams Voice Engineer: Configure and Manage Teams Phone for Voice Users will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Voice over IP Engineer

A Voice over IP Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains Voice over IP (VoIP) systems. They ensure that these systems meet the organization's communication needs and are integrated with other systems, such as customer relationship management (CRM) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. This course can help you build a foundation in VoIP by teaching you how to configure and manage Microsoft Teams Phone System users, including adding licenses, phone numbers, and emergency locations. You'll also learn how to manage per-user calling features and migrate users in a hybrid scenario.

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Telecommunications Manager

A Telecommunications Manager plans, implements, and maintains telecommunications systems for an organization. They work with vendors to procure equipment and services, and they manage the budget for the telecommunications system. This course can help you prepare for a role as a Telecommunications Manager by teaching you how to manage Microsoft Teams Phone System users, including adding licenses, phone numbers, and emergency locations. You'll also learn how to manage per-user calling features and migrate users in a hybrid scenario.

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Network Administrator

A Network Administrator is responsible for the day-to-day operation of an organization's computer network. They install, configure, and maintain network hardware and software, and they troubleshoot network problems. This course can help you prepare for a role as a Network Administrator by teaching you how to manage Microsoft Teams Phone System users, including adding licenses, phone numbers, and emergency locations. You'll also learn how to manage per-user calling features and migrate users in a hybrid scenario.

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Systems Administrator

A Systems Administrator is responsible for the day-to-day operation of an organization's computer systems. They install, configure, and maintain software and hardware, and they troubleshoot system problems. This course can help you prepare for a role as a Systems Administrator by teaching you how to manage Microsoft Teams Phone System users, including adding licenses, phone numbers, and emergency locations. You'll also learn how to manage per-user calling features and migrate users in a hybrid scenario.

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IT Manager

An IT Manager is responsible for the planning, implementation, and management of an organization's information technology (IT) systems. They work with other departments to ensure that IT systems meet the organization's business needs. This course can help you prepare for a role as an IT Manager by teaching you how to manage Microsoft Teams Phone System users, including adding licenses, phone numbers, and emergency locations. You'll also learn how to manage per-user calling features and migrate users in a hybrid scenario.

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IT Director

An IT Director is responsible for the overall management of an organization's IT systems. They work with the CEO and other senior executives to develop and implement the organization's IT strategy. This course can help you prepare for a role as an IT Director by teaching you how to manage Microsoft Teams Phone System users, including adding licenses, phone numbers, and emergency locations. You'll also learn how to manage per-user calling features and migrate users in a hybrid scenario.

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Voice Engineer

A Voice Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains voice systems for an organization. They work with users to understand their needs and to develop solutions that meet those needs.

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Collaboration Engineer

A Collaboration Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains collaboration systems for an organization. They work with users to understand their needs and to develop solutions that meet those needs.

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Chief Technology Officer

A Chief Technology Officer (CTO) is responsible for the overall management of an organization's technology strategy. They work with the CEO and other senior executives to set the organization's technology vision and priorities.

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Communications Manager

A Communications Manager is responsible for the planning, implementation, and management of an organization's communications systems. They work with other departments to ensure that communications systems meet the organization's business needs.

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Unified Communications Engineer

A Unified Communications Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains unified communications systems for an organization. They work with users to understand their needs and to develop solutions that meet those needs.

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Telecommunications Analyst

A Telecommunications Analyst analyzes an organization's telecommunications needs and develops plans to meet those needs. They work with vendors to procure equipment and services, and they manage the budget for the telecommunications system.

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Network Engineer

A Network Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains computer networks. They work with users to understand their needs and to develop solutions that meet those needs.

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Systems Engineer

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IT Specialist

An IT Specialist provides technical support to users and maintains computer systems. They work with users to troubleshoot problems and to resolve issues.

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