Thomas.Poett@TEAMS (MVP Teams and Cross-Tenant Migration Specialist)

It is published in Technet: #The How-To Guide for Cloud PBX in Office 365 Skype for Business Online with Sonus Cloud Link DOWNLOAD: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Cloud-Connector-Configurati-521b533f This how-to guide is written in technical level 200 for Pre-Sales Consultant and the second half reaches leave 400 for Office 365, Sonus Cloud Link CCE Appliance and the Session Boarder Controller. We start from the Pre-Sales consulting process and the associated arguments. The Pre-Sales and Consultants will learn how the Cloud Connector Edition is working, technical deep drive inside CCE and last but not least the configuration of Office 365 Skype for Business Online and the wizard based CCE installation. Followed by a common scenario with Cloud PBX and multiple sites across different regions. Second topic is a direct SIP connection to 3rd party on-premises applications (e.g. Contact Center, local PBX or others). Here we focus on the locally hosted Contact

Office Online Server Deep Drive with Skype for Business The Office Online Server (formerly know as Web App Server) in Office 365 and On-Premises are identical in their feature and functionality. Nevertheless, if you are hosted on Office 365, you have limited support procedures. You have to assume that the OOS Server is working correctly in the Microsoft Datacenters. It is necessary understanding the workflow for PowerPoint presentation in Skype for Business troubleshooting connection issues. While if you operate On-Premises Office Online Server, you have to validate your own topology and deployment. Key in Skype for Business and Lync 2013 is the standard HTML 5 and JavaScript to broadcast of PowerPoint presentations. This a different method than Audio, Video or Content meetings. As the OOS Server is not only useable for Skype for Business PowerPoint presentations, it also supports all other Office Application, like Word, Excel or OneNote.   The rendered HTML5/JavaScript