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The Skype for Business Basic client is designed to be used on systems that need only basic functionality. It provides instant messaging (IM), audio and video calls, online meetings, availability (presence) information, and sharing capabilities.

If you want to deploy Skype for Business Basic to a large number of people in your business, see Deploy the Skype for Business client in Microsoft 365 for information about deployment tools you can use.

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If you don't see Skype for Business listed at all, then it's not included in your Microsoft 365 business plan -OR- your admin hasn't assigned a license to you. Ask your admin (the person who gave you sign-in information) for help.

If your failure scenario involves a Skype for Business desktop client as the remote endpoint in a chat conversation or AV call, then you should include the logs from the desktop client in your error report.You can view the desktop client logs on your own, but we haven't documented the logging format so you probably won't find resources to make sense of them. Instead, collect the logs and submit them with your bug report.

Before you deploy or upgrade to Skype for Business, check which clients are already in use in your organization. Use the tables below to understand the feature support impact on those clients. This can help you communicate changes to users, pace the roll-out process, and fully understand the benefits of upgrading to the latest client.

The following tables show the features that are available with each client that works with Skype for Business Server 2015 or Skype for Business Online. You may also want to refer to Mobile client feature comparison for Skype for Business for smart phone and tablet client feature comparisons. The Client Access License or User Subscription License your organization purchases will also have an impact on which features are available to your users. Whether you deploy the Full or Basic client to users depends on the license or plan your organization chooses to buy. See the Licensing Guide for more details.

Skype for Business Server 2015 and Skype for Business Online support the following previously released clients: Lync 2013, Lync 2010, Lync 2010 Mobile, Lync Phone Edition, and Lync 2010 Attendant. For information about these clients when used with other servers, see the Client comparison tables for Lync Server 2013 and Client comparison tables for Lync Server 2010.

The Skype for Business Web App browser client and Skype Meetings App Windows 10 app only provide Meetings support. Refer to Plan for Meetings clients (Web App and Meetings App) for more about these clients.

User accounts can exist either Online or On-premises, and that will affect the features available to that user. Users with accounts on Skype for Business Online will not have access to the following features, even with the Full client:

The exception occurs when I iterate over the audio devices. Starting and accepting calls with an embedded (UI Supressed) S4B client works, sideByside does however not. The answer to my original question seems to be yes, but not fully!

I'm looking at the Call Detail Report where a user on Citrix is calling a user on the same subnet. They have the full HDX plugin so the caller endpoint is the user's PC (which indicates the media is coming from the PC rather than the server which is what should give it better performance). Looking at the left hand side column (the Citrix HDX user), it shows Caller Link Speed as 0 kbps where as the full desktop client shows link speed as 1000000 kbps.

Onto the audio stream and the actual poor performance. All Citrix users have similar long avg. round trip performance metrics. Users within the site who are full desktop clients and call each other show perfect performance.

Hi fowler.

There is a feature gap in the QoE report that you are looking at between the Skype/Lync client and RTOP client. We are actively working on closing down that feature gap in the future. Most important values are shown however. Just make sure to use the latest CU release of RTOP.

If it was just reporting, I probably wouldn't be too bothered but the actual user experience that's being reported isn't great either in terms of audio quality, We have no issues from full desktop clients.

The fix is in 2.6 already being introduced in 2.5 - no need to mention it as the issue was resolved already in this release.

No other customer reported bad RTT values being reported.

There are so many factors that can lead to poor user experience. What kind of issues do your users have? Broken audio, bad echo, etc. ?

- Is the desktop in the same subnet as the RTOP client? (obvious but still worth asking...)

- Some lower end headsets dont have AEC, etc. (the ones not Skype Certified) and will poor experience. Skype for business client seems to handle in rare cases the echo better than RTOP (different implementations in the two products - I am sure there is instances where RTOP does better than Skype - but nobody reports those :)

If you have a suscription from Citrix I would suggest opening a case and we can have a look at possible causes.

Daniel

Daniel, we are running 2.8 on both client and server and gradually see the Avg. round trip increase throughout the day. A users first call might be 97ms but the 10th can go as high as 965ms. The calls in between will be in between these numbers. For example call 5 will show an average of 730ms.

Skype for Business Client is hardcoded to query certain DNS records to locate the Skype for business server information, which is required for Automatic Client sign in, below are the list of DNS records that client would query in order for Server discovery:

Kerberos authentication: Client would reach out to AD Server and gets authentication ticket (Kerberos ticket) for accessing service on Skype for Business Server. Once it gets the Kerberos ticket, it submits that to Server in next REGISTER request, and server would authenticate the user and signs the user.(In Kerberos method, there is an interaction between clients and AD Servers, this is the primary reason why Kerberos Authentication isn't available for Remote Sign in)

NTLM Authentication: Client would send information/details required for authentication in the next REGISTER Requests to the skype for business server, skype for business server in turn talks to AD Server and validates the submitted information/details.If the Validation succeeds then, skype for business server would consider user authentication as valid/genuine and signs the user. (In NTLM method, All the interaction is between client and the Skype for business server and Skype for business Server to Active directory, but no interaction from client directly with Active Directory)

TLS-DSK Authentication: In order for client to use this authentication, client should have user certificate issued by the Skype for business server. Client would get the location/URL of web services to get the user certificate from, this would be sent by server in first response for anonymous REGISTER sent. Once user certificate is issued, Client would submit the user certificate details to the skype for business server in the next REGISTER and authenticates itself. When using TLS-DSK, In Client side logs we will see 4 REGISTER Request/Responses between client and the skype server.

This Step is post Successful Authentication where client/user retrieves different information such as Server side Settings, Policies applied to the user which includes details like normalization rules, what all features allowed, URLs to use when client needs to leverage certain services or modalities and so on.

This document will walk you through clearing the Skype cache on your Windows desktop client. Clearing cached Skype for Business application files is a great troubleshooting step for common everyday issues (i.e. problems signing in or Exchange integration warnings). The two options below provide steps for clearing these cached files.

This is the most common troubleshooting step for issues experienced with your Skype for Business PC client. Cached files are designed to make your use of a product easier by storing temporary files locally so that the program doesn't need to download them each time the program is used. Sometimes the files can have old information in them that is no longer valid or that get corrupted. Clearing the cache makes your computer download new fresh files from the internet and can resolve many issues you may be experiencing. ff782bc1db