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Veygrix
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On .NET Framework 4.6.2 and Skype for Business/Lync Server Compatibility
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06-19-2019
Can you advise if .NET Framework 4.7 or higher is also compatible with
Lync Server 2013 ?If so which Lync update is the minimum requirement?
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Tristan Griffiths
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OAuth 2.0 and third-party application ID
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06-18-2019
@oradcliffe Would your scenario include ADFS? Just trying to think what
mechanisms that would permit getting that OAuth token from the
on-prem/azure environment given a username/pass. (my comment should have
been "SfBO and EXO" to be more accurate)
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oradcliffe
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OAuth 2.0 and third-party application ID
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06-18-2019
@Tristan Griffiths that's not entirely true. I can set up, for one
example, Skype on prem to use Oauth with Azure as the token signer. I
could then disable basic auth in my tenant and still use username/pass
with my on prem deployment, and that would use OAuth via Azure.
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Tristan Griffiths
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OAuth 2.0 and third-party application ID
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06-18-2019
@oradcliffe Yup, with basic auth disabled in SfBO or EXO, only web
sign-in (https://aka.ms/sphone) will work.
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oradcliffe
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OAuth 2.0 and third-party application ID
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06-18-2019
@Tristan Griffiths that is about right yeah, but don't forget you can
enable OAuth in ExO and SfBO, as well as SfB on prem. You can also
disable basic auth in your O365 tenant, and then you'd be either using
OAuth or just failing to sign in :)
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