With Telephony / Enterprise Voice enabled in a Skype for Business of Lync on-premises environment, one of the requested features could be Voicemail. In full on-premises deployments this will require Unified Messaging to be installed, configured and enabled in the Exchange Server topology. However, when your environment or customer makes use of Office 365 for
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On the Microsoft Ignite conference we’d already gained some information on this, but now it has been officially announced: Skype for Business Broadcast meetings! Imagine situations where you want to broadcast a meeting to a larger audience than the (usually) default maximum 250 participants in a meeting on Skype for Business. Soon, you’ll be able
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Read moreThis could be, for example, Lync- or Exchange Online / Office365. Recently, federation broke when implementing “voicemail in the cloud” with Microsoft’s Exchange Online. Microsoft Exchange was configured in Hybrid mode, all successful and operational – users could be moved back and forth and use either Exchange on-premise or Exchange online. Unified Messaging was already enabled
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Finally it’s there! the new office, Microsoft Office 2013, is now ready for download. We’re talking about the Customer Preview. While Office 2013 is still in development, customers can already “taste” a bit of Office in the new way. The new version of Microsoft Lync, Microsoft Lync 2013, is also part of this
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Read moreSome of my Enterprise Voice customers complained about the short notice that they had to answer an incoming call. They thought the OC stopped ringing after 3-4 rings, and the call was disconnected. After a short troubleshooting session with wireshark, it was easy to see that OCS terminated the call;
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