MS-721 · Question #124
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The correct answer is B. No. The question describes a scenario where an acquired team has existing DID numbers with PSTN capabilities that need to be preserved and assigned to users after migration to Teams Calling Plans. The proposed solution (ordering new numbers from the Microsoft Teams admin center) does
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- AYes
- BNo
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(40 responses)- A20% (8)
- B80% (32)
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The question describes a scenario where an acquired team has existing DID numbers with PSTN capabilities that need to be preserved and assigned to users after migration to Teams Calling Plans. The proposed solution (ordering new numbers from the Microsoft Teams admin center) does NOT meet the goal because it provisions new numbers rather than porting the users' existing DID numbers. To retain the existing phone numbers, you must initiate a number porting request through the Microsoft Teams admin center (or via a Letter of Authorization process with Microsoft) to transfer those DIDs from the previous carrier into Microsoft's Calling Plan infrastructure. Simply ordering numbers from the admin center gives you new, different numbers - it does not migrate or preserve the team's current DID numbers.
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