Skype for Business Server with Teams for Collaboration
Hi community, A client will deploy Sfb Server on premises soon, but only wants collaboration features from Teams. I would like to know if there is a way to have Skype for Business Server (on-prem) and use Teams ONLY for collaboration, a sort of SfB with Teams collaboration coexistence mode, where SfB is hosted on prem. Regards,General Skype user's IM message does not appear for SFB user
Hi All, We have enabled consumer Skype federation via PIC provisioning for our on premise SFB server 2015 standard deployment. I am able to search a general Skype user from my SFB client and able to add the contact. Also, the general Skype user is able to receive the request and accept it. When having an IM session, the messages sent by SFB user is received by the general Skype user. But when the general Skype user sends or replies back to the SFB user, the message is not received by the SFB user. Also another thing noticed is that the general Skype user's presence shows as still updating in the SFB client. Any thoughts??
BRK2004 - Learn from large scale Skype for Business Voice deployments
It was clear, from the packed room at the “Learn from large scale Skype for Business Enterprise Voice deployments” session, that a lot of Microsoft Ignite attendees were interested in catching a glimpse into how different companies were tackling their Skype for Business Enterprise Voice deployments. Francois then discussed how Microsoft turned Skype for Business into a proven, mature, complete and comprehensive PBX replacement solution: “I am confident that we can succeed at any PBX replacement project; PBX replacement projects are complex and can be difficult, but I have yet to encounter a solution where the combination of Microsoft and our ecosystem was not able to meet the customer’s needs”. In support of that claim, Francois asked four companies to describe their Large Enterprise Voice Deployments. It was clear when these companies shared the details, that they were all convinced they had made the right choice with Skype for Business Server. Still, these customers presented complex use cases, much beyond the basic and simple “white collar” use case; these deployments were far from straightforward. Tremendous work and dedication were all a part of each of these deployments, and each was unique in its own way.
