Krisz's Microsoft Teams adventure

Introduction Microsoft Teams, a pivotal tool in the modern collaborative workspace, is continually evolving to ensure seamless communication and productivity. One such advancement is the introduction of Continuous Web Logs (CWL), a game-changer for monitoring and troubleshooting in Teams. For those who aren't familiar, the Microsoft Teams client automatically generates debug log files, also known as "Web logs," which are instrumental in monitoring and troubleshooting Teams. However, these logs were traditionally constrained by a limited memory buffer, necessitating immediate collection post-issue to maintain the issue's "signature" in the logs. This limitation could complicate the resolution of recent and future issues. Enter CWL, a solution designed to extend the window for troubleshooting significantly. The Power of Continuous Web Logs With CWL enabled, once the in-memory buffer reaches its limit, log lines are saved to a file on the user's machine. Th

Message Summary Starting in April, individual users in your organization can initiate a self-service trial of Microsoft Teams Exploratory using their AAD credentials with no requirement to input payment information, while providing complete visibility and control to their Microsoft 365 admin. When this will happen: Will begin rolling this out in early April and expect to complete by mid-April. How this will affect your organization: Users will be able to initiate a Teams Exploratory trial by signing into the Teams desktop app or the web app using their AAD account. Self-service trial licenses will be a part of your Microsoft organizational tenant, and you will be able to manage these licenses like other Microsoft subscriptions. You will be able to cancel trial licenses at any time. You will also fully control whether trials are converted to paid subscriptions. Users won’t need to input payment information when signing up. If a user would like to convert to a paid license, they must wor