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Direct SIP Integration between Mitel Communications Director (MCD) and Microsoft Lync Server 2013

By Curtis Johnstone, on March 13th, 2014

If you’re looking for an introduction and reference guide on how to establish Direct SIP integration between Mitel Communications Director (MCD) and Microsoft Lync Server 2013, this blog article will help you. Note – Mitel Communications Director (MCD) is the re-branded name for the Mitel 3300 IP-PBX starting in MCD Version 4.

Mitel is a qualified IP-PBX vendor for direct SIP connection, and the last version to be officially qualified was the Mitel 3300 version 4.2.1.6. This guide provides guidance for establishing Direct SIP with the new Mitel MCD Version 6, so it is officially unsupported by both Microsoft and Mitel, but practically it has successfully been used several times.

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Posted by Curtis Johnstone, on March 13th, 2014

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Allowing Anonymous Presenters in a Lync Meeting

By Curtis Johnstone, on March 7th, 2014

I have participated in several Lync meetings recently where an anonymous attendee – an external partner or customer for example – was attending the web conference and the organizer wanted them to share content (an PowerPoint presentation for example) but they could not – the option to “Share” in the Lync Web App client was not available.

This is a quick blog post to show organizers of Lync Meetings how to enable anonymous participants to share content when they are participating via the Lync Web App.

When a meeting is scheduled in Outlook, or an existing Lync meeting is edited, there is a Meeting Options button beside the Lync Online . . . → Read More: Allowing Anonymous Presenters in a Lync Meeting

Posted by Curtis Johnstone, on March 7th, 2014

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