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Client-side recording of file transfers, shared OneNote pages, and PowerPoint annotationsĪrchiving, compliance, and logging support.

Client-side recording of audio, video, application sharing, desktop sharing, and uploaded content.

Handle another’s calls if configured as a delegate.Make calls on behalf of another contact (manager/delegate scenario).Create public meetings with static meeting IDs from Outlook.Add and present Microsoft PowerPoint files.Share a program (if enabled) (View Only).Peer-to-peer video-based screen sharing.

Inline pictures of sender and receiver in IM window.

Escalate a Persistent Chat room to a Skype for Business Meeting with one click.

(not available for Skype for Business Online).

Persistent Chat (Group Chat) integration.

(On-premises Skype for Business Server and on-premises SharePoint 2013 are required for skill search.).

Skill search (with SharePoint Server integration).

Log IM conversations in Outlook (If server side conversation history is turned on.) So it needs Exchange 2013, 2016 or online to use.

Sort contacts by Group, Relationship, or New (people who’ve added you to their Contacts list).

(not available in Skype for Business Online).

Use a photo from any public site for My Picture.

View status based on calendar free/busy information.

This is what’s missing and not available currently I think Mac users will be very happy to have a new client but still feel they are a little behind with feature set. This i can only see being worked on on future releases.

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The Mac client still doesn’t have the same level of features as the Windows based client unfortunately. Licence Considerations for SfB Mac Client courtesy of Lync Dude After updating to builds 9317.272 or 8309.973, Mobility enablement will no longer be required. Without Skype for Business Server 2015 CU4 (build 9319.272 or higher, coming soon) or Lync Server 2013 CU8 HF1 (build 8309.973 or higher, coming soon), Skype for Business on Mac requires Mobility enablement on the server side.E-911 support requires Skype for Business Server 2015 CU4 (build 9319.272 or higher, coming soon) or Lync Server 2013 CU8 HF1 (build 8309.973 or higher, coming soon).The Mac client works like a mobile client so you need mobility enabled but I also noticed the below so it looks like there will be a number CU released soon for SfB server and Lync Server which allows the Mac client to work without mobility being enabled. Unfortunately Lync 2010 Server – Lync Server 2010 is not supported – There users will have continue to use the Lync for Mac 2011 client.

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Lync Server 2013 Cumulative Update version 8308.973 or higher (coming soon).

Skype for mac preview download install#

Skype for Business Server 2015 customers should at a minimum download and install the Skype for Business Server 2015 Cumulative Update version 9319.272 or higher (coming soon).Skype for Business Server 2015 or Lync Server 2013.Cheeky Msft.įor on premise bad boys Looks like there will be new CUs for SfB Server and Lync Server to remove requirement for mobility to be deployed and also to support E911. Microsoft are recommending to get the latest and greatest to move to Skype for Business Online but that not an option for everyone. Office 365 and Lync / Skype for Business Server topology Outlook Mac build 15.27 (161010) required for Outlook integration.System requirements for your MAC to use Skype for Business Points to Note before you download the client. Thought spent i little time collecting some information into a blog post on the mac client and sharing my install of the client and a quick look around.Īlso Iain Smith (MVP) talks about the Mac client in the Skype show episode 10 here I had a mac for a years but i don’t use it alot to be honest im mainly a windows fan and use my mac once in a while. There is a Skype for Business Mac Client !!!! thanks Randy for the heads up as always. First tweet i read this morning from Randy Chapman was the news that i think all Mac users have been waiting a long time for.