On the Tasks to Delegate screen, select the 2nd radio button Create a custom task to delegate and click Next. Use the Delegation of Control Wizard to find and select the user created in step 2. Right-click the OU which contains your Teams Calling users and select Delegate Control. Now, you’ll need to create the AD service account with the required write permission to the telephoneNumber attribute for users part of the Search Base identified in the previous section.ġ) Connect to your On-Premises AD server via Remote Desktop.ģ) Provide the user account with write permission to the telephoneNumber attribute for the OU your users are located in. Step 2: Create On-Premises AD Service Account with Write Permission to telephoneNumberAttribute ![]() Take note of this value, it will be required to configure the script. Select the Attribute Editor tab and find the distinguishedName attribute and click View. To provide the most granular level of permission needed, you’ll want to identify the Search Base of your target users.įirst, find the directory or sub-directory containing your Teams Calling users, right-click and select Properties. The AD Service account which will update the telephoneNumber attribute of your users will need write permissions. How to Set Up the Script Step 1: Determine the Search Base Containing Teams Calling Users Our Script: The script will query your Microsoft Teams Tenant for all users with a Teams Calling number and write the value to the respective user’s telephoneNumber attribute in your On-Premises Active Directory.It will also need to have the relevant PowerShell modules installed to support the commands executed by the script. Windows Machine: The script will need to run from a Windows machine with network access to both On-Premises AD and your Microsoft Teams tenant.On-Premises AD Service Account with Write Permission to a Search Base: This account will be used to update the newly onboarded Teams Calling Users’ telephoneNumber attribute in your On-Premises Active Directory.Microsoft 365 User Account with Teams Administrator Role: This account will be used to query your Microsoft Teams tenant and retrieve the assigned number of all your active Teams Calling Users.Azure AD Connect can then be used to push that same information up from AD to AAD – gap bridged! It connects to your Teams tenant, grabs the assigned Teams Calling numbers of all your users, and then updates the telephoneNumber attribute of those users in On-Premises AD. To eliminate this hassle, we developed an easy-to-use script (which you can download below) to bridge the gap between Teams Calling and AAD/AD. How to Sync Teams Phone Numbers (LineURI) with Active Directory It is painful to manually intervene after every Teams Calling user is onboarded or whenever a user’s number changes. Our customers have repeatedly expressed their frustration about this, and I don’t blame them. But it adds no value until you manually update AD with the Teams Calling number.Īzure AD Connect still fails to solve the root problem as it does not completely bridge the gap between Teams Calling and AD/AAD. To their credit, they do help alleviate part of this problem with Azure AD Connect, which allows for one-way synchronization from AD to AAD (but not the other way around). Unfortunately, Microsoft currently offers no built-in solution to push a user’s Teams Calling number to AAD or AD directly. Most of these programs pull your users’ numbers by syncing with AAD, although many legacy applications do continue to sync with AD. If your organization is using Teams, you need your users’ Teams Calling numbers (LineURI) to be reflected in crucial business applications. After some initial setup, you can download the script right in this article and, with some additional configuration, run it. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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