You probably see an empty list of dial plans. Here, at the bottom-right, at “unified messaging” choose ” UM dial plans”. Enable user(s) for Voicemail in both Office365 and Skype for Business.įor a start, we will log on to the Office 365 Admin Portal, and browse to Admin > Exchange.Create or change Hosted Voicemail Policy in Skype for Business.Create UM Dial Plan in Office 365 Admin environment.The deployment of this functionality will exist of three parts: No Azure AD Sync or Identity Management are required though come in handy of course.
UPN, SIP and E-mail addresses to be similar and/or synced.Fully functioning Office 365 Tenant, where to-be voicemail-enabled users need Exchange Online Plan 2, E3 or higher licenses.Edge Server deployed, where it is allowed in your company policy to create and make use of a new “public provider”.Lync 2010, Lync 2013 or Skype for Business on-premises environment.
Requirements for this hybrid model are as follows: This particular hybrid deployment is nothing new, as it is possible since Lync 2010 already however, this blog posts reflects the changes and describes the situation as it is of now. However, when your environment or customer makes use of Office 365 for Exchange functionalities as E-mail, Unified Messaging of Office 365 could be leveraged and your Lync or Skype for Business topology will be updated to a true “hybrid” situation!
CONFIGURE SKYPE FOR BUSINESS WITH OFFICE 365 FULL
In full on-premises deployments this will require Unified Messaging to be installed, configured and enabled in the Exchange Server topology. With Telephony / Enterprise Voice enabled in a Skype for Business of Lync on-premises environment, one of the requested features could be Voicemail.
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