Salesforce Integration with Skype For Business
A while back you may have heard that there is a way to integrate Skype for Business with Salesforce. We just posted an article to the Skype for Business Community Blog detailing how to do this. Check it out here. Salesforce currently has this feature available as a public Beta. Over time we hope to see continued enhancements to this integration. Let us know what you think!
Skype for Business messaging skype user due to 'company policy'
We can successfully add regular Skype users to our Skype for Business contacts list but when we try to communicate with them we get the following message: "This message wasn't sent to xxxx yyyy due to company policy." I've checked in the Skype for Business admin center and made sure that the public IM connectivity is set to allow communication with Skype users. And, there are no blocked domains and the default "external access" settings is configured to "On except for blocked domains". Anyone know why this would be happening?
SMS Texting through Skype for Business
We are looking for a solution to enhance communications and increase employee engagement through SMS text messaging. Can we do this through Skype for Business? I've found info on paying for text messages for consumer Skype -- is there anything available through Office 365? Would like for specific individuals and groups (e.g., HR) to have permissions to send to other individuals or groups (e.g., all employees) without opening up (and paying for) text messages between everyone in the company. Similar to a product like http://www.textrecruit.com/texthr/. Anyone have information or experience to share? Thanks.
Unable to schedule Skype meetings after mailbox migration
Hi, hoping someone can help me with an issue we are facing. We have a client with Skype for Business Server 2015, as well as mailboxes in Office 365. We have recently moved some users from their Office 365 tenant into a different tenant with a different domain. The users now sign into outlook with user@domainb.com but still sign into Skype on Prem with user@domaina.com. When they try and create a Skype meeting in their Outlook after the migration they receive an error to make sure they are signed into Outlook and Skype with the same email, which of course they are not. I have looked at various articles dealing with SIP and SMTP mismatch and they advised to set DisableEmailComparisonCheck to true. I have tried doing this both in the registry and also by creating a separate client side policy with Email check disabled and scoping it to a test user but I am still unable to create meetings. I know the policy is taking affect as if I make other changes to it, ie disabling emoticons the test user picks up those settings. Does anyone have any experience with having different SIP and SMTP addresses with S4B server 2015 and Skype client 2013/2016? Thanks Nick
conversation history in oulook 2016
I'm experiencing a Problem with Skype for Business users, who have an addittional Exchange mail account in their Outlook. We are using the latest Outlook and also the latest Skype for Business Client (monthly channel). Our Skype for Business and on-prem Exchange Servers are patched to the latest release. The conversation history for some users gets saved in their additional Mailbox, which doesn't match the user's own UPN or Emailadress. The only way to resolve this issue I could find out, was deleting the additional Mailbox, disable the saving in the S4B Client, reboot, re-enable saving in the S4B Client, test that conversation gets saved to user's Mailbox, re-enable additional Mailbox. Does anybody have any ideas on this?Issue with team call groups and Verizon callers over SIP trunks
For anyone that has SIP trunks and users that utilize team call groups, have you experienced any issues with calls from Verizon callers? Team call groups can support up to 20 Skype for Business endpoints to simultaneous ring calls to. All of those endpoints generate 183 Session progress and 180 Ringing SIP messages when they are being simultaneous rung. Skype relays all these 18x messages to the SIP trunk that the call came in on. As our SIP trunk provider has been setting up SIP peering with other carriers, all these 18x messages are getting relayed to the other carriers. I don't know Verizon's threshold, but these multiple 18x messages are causing Verizon to mark these calls as denial of service attacks and dropping the call on their end. Is there any way to suppress the multitude of 18x messages from team call groups at the mediation server so they are not sent to the SIP trunk? We have tried manipulation rules in our SBC that indicate our SIP trunk doesn't support multiple 18x messages. This works initially for basic calls, but as calls are transferred, the original caller doesn't get additional ring back as additional 180 ringing messages are being suppressed by the SBC. Thanks
SFBO, Client Policies, Conferencing Policies, External Access Policies.
Hey Guys, I am getting ready to take my 70-347 exam and despite the tremendous amounts of studying i have been doing... The one area where i am pretty confused is on creating various policies. Like for instance this documentation here says that if you want to create a new CS-Client Policy, you need to reach out to office 365 support? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lyncserver/identities-scopes-and-tenants-in-skype-for-business-online Per-user policies must be created for you by Office 365 Support. After the policies are created, you can then assign them to users by using the appropriate Grant-Cs cmdlet (for example, https://docs.microsoft.com/powershell/module/skype/Grant-CsExternalAccessPolicy). Per-user policies are easy to identify because the policy Identity always begins with the tag prefix. For example: Is that true, do you need to have O365 support create Conferencing Policies, User Policies, External Access Policies? I realize you can use the Grant-* Command to set the policy for a user, or the Set-* command to modify existing policies but i cant find any clear documentation that explains whether or not you need to have office 365 support create the policies. If someone could shed some light on that and provide an explanation as to what changed and when. Thanks, Robert
