Local accent packs
Users frequently complain of the americanisation of the generated responses a localised accent pack may increase user acceptance.
Users frequently complain of the americanisation of the generated responses a localised accent pack may increase user acceptance.
would be kind of cool to be able to see who a Lync contact is on the phone with on Contact Card (in right privacy group)
I know this is completely against MS ideas but a number of customer are disappointed of limitations of Lync voice features at the moment but they want other features like chat and desktop sharing and conferencing. If Lync would support RCC with a common protokol like CSTA this would boost the market.
Currently, you can "Overwrite" the Caller ID Number (phone number), but not the Caller NAME
would like to put "ENTERPRISE NAME (111-111-1111)" for outbound call !!!
In the same scenario as here:
when the external caller has timed-out and is ringing back to UserA, the external Caller hears a combination of ringing and music on hold. Instead of just MoH, or ring back tone.
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Could be great if I can decide to forward calls based on type of incoming call. For instance external incoming call has to be forwarded; internal call not.
Generally,
I require the ability to manage desktop phone "call forwarding" state from Lync Mobile app.
So I can enable call forwarding on PBX, when I'm already away.
I think it would be useful to receive an automated IM/email when the PIN expiration time is approaching (e.g. 30/14/1 days in advance). Inspiration for this idea was: http://blog.orbitone.com/post/Never-be-late-for-an-online-meeting-again-CEBP
In the LIS-Database, it is possible to enter single IP addresses or networks with a subnet mask of /24.
It should be possible to specify also subnet with another mask than /24.
For example: 255.255.255.128 /25
MAC Address to Lync User Mapping for Zero Touch Initial Setup. This could streamline initial voice implementations.
Having only the numbers 1-9 available as key mapping options is fairly restrictive. It would be extremely helpful if the Exchange UM Auto Attendant could recognize two digit key mappings.
Developers should have hooks into the API (either through a connected Lync Client SDK or some other means) to push content to this device and/or interact with it better and be able to control its operations.