Today, we are providing an update on our product roadmap for Microsoft Skype for Business Server. Here’s what’s ahead:
We will release a Cumulative Update (CU)—CU8—for Skype for Business Server 2...
Updated Jun 26, 2024
Version 2.0
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Will CU8 include any updates to fix the problems with push notifications not working on the iOS app? We are running Skype for Business Server 2019 Standard Edition and the push notifications do not work. I have seen numerous threads about this but no resolution.
ScottSchnollI noticed a few replies today from you. Thank you so much for the updated information. I was wondering if you know if the push-notification issue is still a known issue without a resolution, or if this is a problem unique to my environment. If it is a known issue, will there be a fix in CU8? Thanks!
I'm not familiar with this issue but let me check with the engineering team and get back to you.
UPDATE: joestar22, I checked with engineering, and this is not a known issue. Do you have a support case open? If so, please let me know the case number (schnoll @ microsoft.com). If not, please open one.
I opened a support ticket and worked with Microsoft support on this. I wanted to provide an update in case anyone else is experiencing this problem. In my case, there were a few things that helped push notifications to work properly.
I needed to run the following commands:
Set-CsAccessEdgeConfiguration -AllowFederatedUsers $True
New-CsAllowedDomain -Identity "push.lync.com"
This seemed to be the thing that got the notifications to start working. However, the audio/video would not connect properly when the call was answered. This seemed to be because I was using a wildcard certificate on the edge server. Wildcard is supported on the Standard Edition (Front End) server. But on the Edge server, the FQDN needs to be explicitly listed in both the SN and CN. Once I requested and installed a new certificate meeting these requirements, the Audio/Video now works as well.
