I was testing the UC capabilities of the Surface RT and loaded and logged into the Surface Skype app. I was greeted with a message “Merge Your Accounts” (skype and Live Messenger). After this one-click process…Skype to Microsoft Lync 2010/2013 seems to be enabled!
The federation is only IM and presence, but a great start. Below you see Skype for Surface RT running on the left and Lync 2010 running and receiving an IM on the left.
Skype showing Lync 2010 contact presence in the Surface RT Skype app. Note that presence is merely available and invisible.
If you have any more tips using this new federation capability, please post comment.
good day, mr.Matt!
ReplyDeleteI deployed Lync Server 2013 in my company.
Now I have to to do federation between Lync 2013 and Skype.
How can i doing that?
the way the above works with Lync is by setting up Lync, then a lync Edge and then configuring LiveMessenger PIC. We are all still waiting on full skype federation.
Deletehere is how you enable Lync Server 2013 to federate with Skype: http://windowspbx.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-to-configure-lync-server-2013-live.html
Deleteon the msn can you call peer to peer. So lync to msn
ReplyDeletemy question is normal skype account will also possible to federated or only business skye account is possible
ReplyDeleteAll skype accounts. The only requirement is that you have microsoft account/livemessenger account associated with your skype account.
DeleteHow to enable lync server 2010 to federate with skype?
ReplyDeleteThanks
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