How long does Skype for Business take to update sign-in? Can't login after AD/O365 user update.
Added and verified a second domain in O365. We have an on-prem AD with same suffix of said domain. No skype-on prem -- we just sync via Azure AD Connect to O365. Updated a user's UPN, mail attribute and primary SMTP to the user.name@newdomain.com address. Syncs to O365 just fine. Outlook, OneDrive, etc. all update fine. Skype For Business however, doesn't like it. Even 24 hours later. Apparently we can sign in with @newdomain.com in the "sign-in address" field, but have to put the @olddomain.com in the "user name" field in order to sign-in. It's been about 30 hours since the change I've no idea why it would take this long if it is a syncing issue in O365. It's not a Skype for Business client issue. Tried on another computer and on mobile devices, it just won't sign in straight up with the new sign-in address.
Update SIP Address - Lync Server 2013 - SFB Online Hybrid
How can we update the SIP address for users in a Lync Server 2013 / Skype for Business hybrid scenario? When I go to the Lync Server 2013 control panel and look up the user, I cannot edit the SIP Address. What is the supported method for updating the SIP address? PowerShell? ADSI edit? If so, which field or fields need to be updated?Skype for Business online Call queue issue - Busy on Busy
Hi, Is Busy on Busy option is available in Skype for Business online? In Skype for Business online call queue what I observe is if any member/agent is on call; it will still ring his/her number when there is a new call in the queue. I am wondering whether anyone having this issue? Thanks Fakrul
Skype for Business usage report explanation
Hi, I would like to ask you for help with explanation of usage report in O365 admin center. I would like to know what it means: Peer-to-peer activity - means when users use just chat (1:1, M:N)? Conference organizer activity - means only number of people who organizes meetings (e.g. via Outlook)? Anyone else is not included in this number? Conference participants activity - means only number of people who join meetings (e.g. via link in meeting invitation)? Organizer are excluded? Participants are also external people? PSTN - what is included in this report? What means in conference reports: Application sharing - desktop sharing, browser sharing and so on? Dial-in/out - 3rd party - what it means? Dial-in/out Microsoft - what it means? Is included also external communication in reports (chat, meetings)? For example if I have external in my S4B contacts? I have tried to find more details on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/SkypeForBusiness/skype-for-business-online-reporting/activity-report but I have not understood it from there. Thank you for more details and explanation. Mirek
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, 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
