Bijay Kushawaha

Hi @InDieTasten Thank you for looking into the scenario. I am trying to invite the bot 2 from bot 1 as you are suggesting. While inviting, I am using https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/participant-invite?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=http#example-4-invite-one-pstn-participant-to-an-existing-call...

@InDieTasten I don't need compliance recording as per my business requirements. But to record the call/meeting, either we can go with policy recording or meeting join URL with Teams Recording...

Hi @InDieTasten , Any feedback on above case? This is very critical for our business case. Any help would be appreciated,

@VinodRavichandran @mwerghemmi Any update on making outbound calls to PSTN?

@dongkyunn Please have a look at my comment above. It is somewhat similar to this issue: [457](https://github.com/microsoftgraph/microsoft-graph-comms-samples/issues/457) Please help me figure out this.

> What version of the Skype Media and Graph Calls SDK are you running? The "official" AKS sample is deprecated due to outdated dependencies and lack of maintenance. @InDieTasten I...

> Your Problem is regarding the Certificate, it might be valid for your personal ngrok domain but not for `3.tcp.ngrok.io`. So you need to setup a CName on a domain...

@InDieTasten @1fabi0 If you see now my ngrok is running with 0.tcp.ngrok.io with port 15254. I have config this into env variables AzureSettings__InstancePublicPort=15254 AzureSettings__CallSignalingPort=9441 AzureSettings__InstanceInternalPort=8445 Now, I generated the certificate...

@ssulzer Based on your suggestion, I did following changes 1. Updated SDK to latest ` ` 2. Executed netsh http add sslcert with "clientcertnegotiation=enable" parameter 3. **Ngrok running as HTTPS...

Created a custom dns with GoDaddy and pointed CNAME to 0.tcp.ngrok.io and generated certificate for dns using certbot/letsencrypt and installed on localmachine. Bound the certificate to port 8445(in my case),...