I have dowloaded and installed the new Lync for Mac client. The connection to our local Lync server works fine but the connection to our Office 365 enviroment does fail. I am trying to connect the same way as on our windows Lync clients by writing the Office 365 e-mail adress on both the logon. The problem is now finaly solved. Andrew, My problem is the Update-CsUserDatabase command (Lync 2010) fails to connect to the domain. I have tested using Telnet to the domain name using the LDAP port to prove the port is getting through the firewall, and that works.
Oct 30, 2014 - Microsoft has released the new version of Lync for Mac 2011. And this one is October 2014 update with version 14.0.10. The update file can be. Skype for Business will be available for Mac in 2016. Until then, Lync for Mac 2011 is available for you to download and install. Updated: October 27, 2016. Choose Download to download the Lync for Mac 2011 update program onto your.
To fix the issue meant I had to do something I've been meaning to do for a very long time: separate out dialing rules for the US, Canada and the other 20-odd Caribbean countries that are part of the North American Numbering Plan Administration dialing area (NANPA). All the countries in NANPA use +1 as the country code, which makes it difficult to work with programatically. To switch things so that US dial rules have a US- prefix, Canada dial rules have a CA- prefix and so on, required quite a bit of work. This change is effective as of May 1, 2014. Anybody who signed up for rule updates prior to this will be unaffected.
Your rule updates will still come to you using the old format. However, if you've started building dial rules for multiple North American locations prior to May 1st, and are adding more dial rules after May 1st, things may not work as expected if you have a mix of US-, CA-, and NA- prefixes.
If this does affect you, please let me know and I'll put up an option to use the 'legacy' dial rule format, or give you access to the 'old' code. New North America Dialing Options. I've added a new option to prevent this by allowing users to select one of the following options with regards to dialing other countries within NANPA: • In-Country Only - Treat all calls to NANPA countries other than your own as international, even though users don't have to dial 011 to reach them. As such, users will have to be a member of a voice policy that allows international dialing. • US/Canada - Treat calls to anywhere in US/Canada as national calls, excluding the Caribbean. To dial Caribbean countries, users will have to be a member of a voice policy that allows international dialing.
Not available for Caribbean rulesets. • US/Canada/Caribbean - Treats calls to anywhere in NANPA (US/Canada/Caribbean) as national calls (along with the potentially higher call costs). I had a request to create more flexibility around how extensions are used in the Optimizer. One addition is the ability to control how many digits of the extension are part of the associated DID. For example, a company might have an extension range of 2100-2199 that maps to a DID that matches up with the last 3-digits of the extension, like +0 to +9 (Note the extension starts with a 2, while the DID has an 8 in its place).
0 kommentar(er)
