Its EuropeWho – Teams, Skype for Business, and other things.

create teams desktop shortcut with PowerShell

Please note that this is for the classic Teams. The newer Teams version 2.0 has slightly changed. You can read about inserting a Windows desktop shortcut, for the new Teams client, with PowerShell here.

So, when installing Teams in a windows desktop, the shortcut is no longer there. So no Teams shortcut on the desktop.

That is bad (or good), there is also no option to add the shortcut through the Teams app itself. How to get around this?

skype for business 2019 – joining meetings using skype meetings app is delayed

Skype for Business 2019. Its kinda new AND old, when online cloud is considered. But the new way in which the web meetings app works is sometimes strange.
Ok, I can’t say I found ALL the answers in this particular puzzle, but I’ll give the ones I’ve found to you.

The scenario was that a customer had a Skype for Business (SfB) 2019 pool hosted and had an issue where people joining any meeting using the Skype Meetings Application. The problem they had was that anyone joining on the web would have to wait at least 40 seconds before any response.

Annoying, eh?

using fiddler to collect https traffic when using powershell with o365

Ok, strange one here. Someone asked me if they could use Fiddler to see the HTTPS traffic going back and forth between their machine and the O365 environment.

Yep of course! You just turn Fiddler on, use the guide to decode the HTTPS traffic using the tool. Like here – https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/configure-fiddler/tasks/decrypthttps.

Simple I say… then the person asked, “when I’m using PowerShell to access my Teams environment”.

extending SfB 2016 client logging levels (AV)

Well ok… a short one here.

Recently I was working with a Skype for Business (SfB) 2016 client who had an issue with their audio / video (AV) being shown as “disconnected”, after the fourth or fifth call. In particular, the webcam wouldn’t show video on their machine when they tried to join the sixth (or fifth) call.

It was available to see the video on other apps outside of the SfB client. Even though the SfB client didn’t want to see the camera.