If you’re traveling, click
Find a local number in the meeting request to find the numbers available for
your current location.
Here’s what you do:
Just click Find a local number
for more information to bring up the conference dial-in numbers web page.
Dial-in Conferencing Services
in Office 365:
Dial-in conferencing offers
the ability for users to dial into a Skype for Business meeting or conference
from a phone (Find a local number).
For dial-in conferencing, you
set up users to be able to use Microsoft or a third-party audio conferencing
provider (ACP) as their dial-in conferencing provider.
To do this, your Office 365
Administrator will Assign Microsoft as the dial-in conferencing provider to a
user, or Assign a third party as the dial-in conferencing provider for a user.
For details on dial-in
conferencing providers, see Dial-in conferencing help in Office 365, or your
Office 365 Administrator.
Do I need to use a PIN
(Personal Identification Number) when I call into a meeting?
Most of the time you don’t
need a PIN when you call into a Skype for Business meeting with a phone. All
you need is the phone number and Conference ID, which you'll find in the
meeting invite.
You only need a PIN if:
o
You’re the
meeting leader (presenter), and calling from a phone that isn’t connected to
your account, such as a personal cell or home phone.
o
You’re an
attendee, but the meeting is locked and you need to be identified before
joining.
Your PIN is initially assigned to you by your Skype for Business administrator
and you might have received a notification email when it was set up. If you
didn't receive a notification, or don’t remember your PIN now, contact your
Skype for Business or Office 365 Administrator.
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