You might want to check the client policies and see if there is a setting there which might be causeing the issue. The thing is, this looks like it's a problem with the CLIENT - and not the server. My 3 environments are also running the November 2015 update. Is it possible that there is a USB connected telephone device (not microphone and speakers, but an actual phone) connected to the PC's in question? If not, I'm sorry but I'm out of ideas :( I have 3 completely separate Skype for Business environments (and also about 5 Lync environments), and none of them have this issue. I suspect either the change to EVAL to FULL mode (seems unlikely) OR the November 2015 Update may have caused this? Started client.hmmm? What's that doing there? (the Phone Tab).ĭisabled A/V, goes away (and so does A/V capability), back to PC-to-PC only, Phone tab back.įlipped to Enterprise, waited ~5 minutes, flipped back to PC-to-PC only, same thing.Ĭhecked the server-side (yup, Enterprise Voice and the PSTN under Conferencing is disabled). Then, I applied the November 2015 Cumulative Update to the single SE/FE and to the (1) Edge servers. Rebooted and reviewed logs just to be sure of a standard system startup (looking good, so far).ĭidn't try the client at this point (didn't suspect I would need to). It WAS working properly before the following action items were taken in succession.ġ80 days were up and ran the commands to change from EVAL to FULL. After getting it Juuuust right for this set of users. Performed install and configurations in EVAL mode. I've done this with multiple machines and multiple accounts. Path is C:\Users\\AppDat a\Local\Mi crosoft\Of fice\15.0\ Lync Using the Lync Basic 2013 client updated to Skype for Business v.1001 This screenshot is to confirm the client-side configuration data received from SfB Server 2015.
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