And you can also set languages on a dedicated audio conferencing phone number. You can set up to four languages for each audio conferencing phone number - one primary and three secondary. You can use the Get-CsOnlineDialInConferencingLanguagesSupported cmdlet to see the languages that can be set on a dedicated dial-in phone number.
You can use the Get-CsOnlineDialInConferencingServiceNumber cmdlet to see the dedicated phone numbers for audio conferencing for you organization. To see the list of supported languages for audio conferencing, see Audio Conferencing supported languages. To see a list of those countries/regions that have phone numbers automatically assigned to organizations, see Country and region availability for Audio Conferencing and Calling Plans. For details, see Getting service phone numbers. Service numbers can be found by using the Skype for Business admin center. Toll-free numbers from these locations are available depending on available inventory.ĭedicated audio conferencing phone numbers are service numbers that you can get and then assign to your organization. The phone number assigned as the default number of the bridge will be one from the country/region of the organization.ĭue to limited availability of toll phone numbers in Venezuela, Indonesia, Vietnam, and United Arab Emirates (UAE), organizations from these countries/regions won't have an Audio Conferencing toll number automatically assigned to them. When the phone numbers are assigned, a phone number is assigned as the default phone number of the conferencing bridge. Shared audio conferencing phone numbers are automatically assigned to organizations when they're enabled for audio conferencing. Automatically assigned audio conferencing phone numbers The list of phone numbers that can be used to join a meeting is available using the Find a local number link that is included on every meeting invite. While the default audio conferencing number that is assigned to an organizer is only included in the meeting invite, a caller can use any of the phone numbers that are assigned to your conferencing bridge to join a meeting. You can't change the languages that are used when someone calls in to one of these numbers. Shared phone numbers are those phone numbers that can be shared with other Microsoft 365 or Office 365 accounts. You can change the languages that are used when someone calls in to one of these numbers. Both types of these numbers can be used by any caller to join audio meetings that are being held in your organization.ĭedicated phone numbers are those phone numbers that are only available to users within your organization. There are two types of audio conferencing phone numbers that can be assigned to your conferencing bridge: Shared and Dedicated. Dial-in phone numbers set on an audio conferencing bridge Other dial-in numbers can be seen by clicking on Find a local number link in the meeting invite. See Set the phone numbers included on invites. If you want to select a different default number for one or more users, you can change that by going to the Skype for Business admin center > Audio conferencing > Users. When a Skype for Business Online user schedules a meeting in Outlook or Outlook Web App, the default audio conferencing number that is set for the user is included in the meeting invite. Dial-in phone numbers in a meeting invite For more information, see audio conferencing. Audio Conferencing coverage and pricingįor a complete list of all the countries/regions and cities where Audio Conferencing is available, see Countries and region availability for Audio Conferencing and Calling Plans. Also, if you are looking for toll-free service numbers, select Toll-Free from the State/Region list. Use the lists for Country/Region, State/Region, and City to filter your search.
If you want to see if there are dial-in phone numbers available in your area or country/region, use the Skype for Business admin center > Voice > Phone Numbers, click Add, and then click New Service Numbers. There isn't a resource that contains a listing of all of the dial-in numbers for Audio Conferencing.
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