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Teams Rooms sign-in failures after password reset from Pro Management Portal

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Introduction We're investigating an issue where password resets performed in the Teams Pro Management Portal (PMP) may cause Teams Rooms devices to fail sign-in. A recent change in password reset behavior is the likely root cause and may prevent Teams Rooms devices from completing sign-in. How this affects your organization: Who is affected: Organizations using Teams Pro Management Portal (PMP) to manage Teams Rooms resource accounts What will happen: Password resets initiated in PMP may trigger a change password at next sign-in requirement on the account. Teams Rooms devices cannot complete interactive password change prompts. Affected devices enter a CannotSignIn state. Devices may remain signed out without automatic recovery until manually remediated. This issue primarily affects Teams Rooms resource accounts. What you can do to prepare: Avoid resetting Teams Rooms resource account passwords through the Pro Management Portal. If a password reset is required:Verify device sign-in immediately after the reset Manually remediate any devices that remain in a signed-out state Inform your helpdesk or support teams of this issue to reduce troubleshooting time If you experience issues, contact Microsoft Support.

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