Wildcard Ms teams integration

Thomas Six

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Can we use a wildcard certificate for the teams integration? We've tried, but we receive the error "Issued Certificate does not match the Teams FQDN you have configured in Step 1"
 
Can the fact that I don't get an error when I install the certificate mean that it is ok?
 
The requirements for the certificates are very specific. They will need to be linked to the specific FQDN and be from a certifying authority Microsoft supports.

Please stick to the guidelines to save yourself some troubleshooting hassles further down. We do not just write the guidelines to fill up pages of text!

Every warning and disclaimer in the 3CX guides has a story and a reason behind it, whether this is a requirement from the vendor or the platform!
 
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The requirements for the certificates are very specific. They will need to be linked to the specific FQDN and be from a certifying authority Microsoft supports.

Please stick to the guidelines to save yourself some troubleshooting hassles further down. We do not just write the guidelines to fill up pages of text!

Every warning and disclaimer in the 3CX guides has a story and a reason behind it, whether this is a requirement from the vendor or the platform!
Hi Nicholas,

I know that your guide is precious. However, the certification topic is not clear. I understand that wildcard is unsupported, and the certificate should align with Microsoft's needs. How may I know if it's working when I apply everything in your guide? There should be some verifications to understand where the problem is. I'm not sure if I've fixed the certificate issue, but I have an issue with scripts.

I said that I'm able to enable Microsoft Teams Direct Routing from 3CX without any error. Does this mean that my certificate is fine?
 
If a wildcard certificate is used this can be a reason not to connect to Teams, this is also mentioned in the guideline here.
 
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If a wildcard certificate is used this can be a reason not to connect to Teams, this is also mentioned in the guideline here.
I can see numpad on Microsoft Teams but I can't make inbound or outbound calls.
 
This can indicate that user mapping is not working properly.
 
The script can be generated from the PBX side, mapping though requires the Office Phone in E164 format. More information can also be found here.
 
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