RealConnect for Clariti
March 15, 2019 by Jeff Schertz · 8 Comments
Several previous articles on this blog have gone into details on the Polycom RealConnect video interoperability solution for Lync and Skype for Business meetings. Most recently this article attempted to clarify all the different models available to various Polycom video infrastructure and Microsoft Skype for Business deployments across on-premises installations, cloud offerings, and hybrids of […]
Verifying Users Enabled for CVI
March 13, 2019 by Jeff Schertz · Leave a Comment
This brief article includes a few tips on how to verify which Office 365 user account have been enabled to use a partner-provided Cloud Video Interop (CVI) solution, like the Polycom RealConnect Service. When initially configuring an Office 365 tenant for CVI one of the final steps is to enable user accounts for the service. […]
RealConnect Service Network Communications Explained
March 5, 2019 by Jeff Schertz · 5 Comments
Multiple recent articles covering Cloud Video Interop for Microsoft Skype for Business and Teams meetings have introduced several Polycom services which are all resident in Microsoft’s Azure cloud. When leveraging these services it may not be clear as to exactly where they are hosted and what are the best practices for connecting to them effectively […]
Creating Microsoft Teams Rooms Accounts
February 3, 2019 by Jeff Schertz · 14 Comments
This article revisits the topic of creating accounts which are used by Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR), formerly known as the Skype Room System (SRS) v2 platform. The guidance in this article is applicable to creating online accounts for any natively supported device, from Polycom VVX and Trio phones, to the various Skype Room System offerings […]
Polycom OTD Service with Cisco Endpoints
January 26, 2019 by Jeff Schertz · 3 Comments
This article about the Polycom One Touch Dial (OTD) service is another in a series which covers Polycom’s RealConnect service, a Microsoft Azure-based video interoperability service for Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams meetings. Before performing any configuration steps in this article it is recommended to first review the Polycom One Touch Dial Service article […]
Polycom Cloud Relay
December 1, 2018 by Jeff Schertz · 4 Comments
This article is the third in a series which covers Polycom’s RealConnect service, a Microsoft Azure-based video interoperability service for Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams meetings. RealConnect Service for Skype and Teams – introduces the overall solution and the steps to activate the service for use with Skype for Business Online meetings and/or Teams […]
Polycom One Touch Dial Service
November 28, 2018 by Jeff Schertz · 29 Comments
This article is the second in a series which covers Polycom’s RealConnect service, a Microsoft Azure-based video interoperability service for Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams meetings. RealConnect Service for Skype and Teams – introduces the overall solution and the steps to activate the service for use with Skype for Business Online meetings and/or Teams […]
RealConnect Service for Skype and Teams
October 31, 2018 by Jeff Schertz · 8 Comments
This article is the first in a series which covers Polycom’s RealConnect service, a Microsoft Azure-based video interoperability service for Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams meetings. RealConnect Service for Skype and Teams – introduces the overall solution and the steps to activate the service for use with Skype for Business Online meetings and/or Teams […]
Managing Office 365 with PowerShell
October 9, 2018 by Jeff Schertz · 8 Comments
This article is intended to share a streamlined approach for managing Office 365 services via PowerShell which are pertinent to the Microsoft UC platform, namely Exchange Online, Skype for Business Online, and Microsoft Teams. Covered are a host of one-time installation steps needed to prepare a single workstation with the requisite software as well as […]
Displaying Teams in the Exchange Online Address Book
July 3, 2018 by Jeff Schertz · 1 Comment
Microsoft has recently implemented a change in how Office 365 Groups are handled by default in Exchange Online. Since the release of Microsoft Teams, which uses Office 365 Groups as the core membership list for individual Teams, when a user created a new team then the associated Office 365 Group was automatically Exchange-enabled with distribution […]
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