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Hello, <br />
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As Skype for Business will not be support soon, we are trying Microsoft Team.<br />
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When I first tried it, there was an option which let me put in my phone number after I joined the meeting. &nbsp;<br />
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I do not see that option any more. &nbsp;That means all users will need a head set and microphone connnect to their computers in order for the meeting invitees to hear each other, right?<br />
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Someone who knows please advise. &nbsp;<br />
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Thank you very much.
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Hello, 

As Skype for Business will not be support soon, we are trying Microsoft Team.

When I first tried it, there was an option which let me put in my phone number after I joined the meeting.  

I do not see that option any more.  That means all users will need a head set and microphone connnect to their computers in order for the meeting invitees to hear each other, right?

Someone who knows please advise.  

Thank you very much.

Microsoft Team invitees cannot receive phone calls from a joined meeting.

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