Set-csclientpolicy -EnableIMAutoArchiving $False -EnableCAllLogAutoArchiving $False If you want to make sure that ALL policies have these settings disabled then run this Set-csclientpolicy -identity global -EnableIMAutoArchiving $False -EnableCAllLogAutoArchiving $False If you want to change the global (default) policy only then run this Once upon a time we didn't have the capability to create custom policies so these were all that existed. Is it getting the info directly from Exchange online or where - Although the conversation history data is also stored online besides local Outlook client, Skype for Business fetches data directly from the local Outlook client. When Skype For Business or Lync notices that the Conversation History folder EntryId is deleted, it will recreate the Conversation History folder. There is no other file storing Skype for Business conversation other than the Conversation History folder in Outlook. Delete this line item, and then close MFCMAPI. The idea is that you can simply assign these rather than have to amend or create new policies. This is the Conversation History folder EntryId. If you don't explicitly assign a client policy to a user then they will use the settings defined in the global one.ġ.) That command is intended to retrieve all client policies that currently have those archiving settings set to false, but is a bit pointless as the rest of the script doesn't use the results.Ģ.) There are lots of predefined client policies that exist that are configured for common scenarios. The global client policy can be considered the default policy. I presume by using -Identity Global this will apply the changes to all policies? For example, policies named like Tag:ClientPolicyNoSaveIMNoArchivingNoIMURL and ClientPolicyNoIMURL.
If I run Get-CsClientPolicy the command returns severeal policy including the global policy. Import-PSSession $CSSession -AllowClobber $Session = New-CsOnlineSession -Credential $credential
#O365 skype for business conversation history update#
Mash 1-5-3, for an easy factory reset, authenticate the phone, and wait for the firmware update magic to transpire.Īs of June 29, 2018, the online build version being deployed is 5.5.OK, so I have the following script ready. Skype records history in various database tables containing countless fields of data, which in honesty is not user friendly and requires the analyst to have some database knowledge. And considering I was testing out the re-released Firmware for the 5.7 and 5.8 build lines, why not check one more out. Maybe you’re like me, and have your own FTP Provisioning server, or you are using the Polycom RP Resource Manager.
Today I decided I wanted to verify what firmware version is being deployed out by Skype for Business Online. Get-CsAdUser | Where-Object | fl DisplayName,UserPrincipalName,Sip*,AudioVideoDisabled Pat Richard has in the past provided a handy one for finding Onprem users where the Mail address and SipAddress do not match. What I’m providing today are some PowerShell commands to help flush out the mismatches.
MVP’s now tell me that UPN/SMTP/SIP all matching is just “assumed knowledge” now. There are also potential impacts and confusion when it comes to MFA. Microsoft Recommends keeping your UPN and SMTP email address the same, and now for Cloud Voicemail, your SMTP and SIP addresses also need to be the same. The newer firmware’s ONLY support OAuth 2.0, which require the Authorization, and the older firmware’s ONLY support OAuth 1.0 which will cease to work with Online systems in July (currently)…Ĭleanup and Rationalization: always a fun part of any project. VVX 5.9.4+ and higher) and are using ExchangeUM Online or SFBO/Teams, you must perform the Azure Authorization for your device vendor(s) for them to function properly. I am uncertain what will happen on and if ExO will also enforce fully the OAuth2 requirement like SFBO, but be prepared in the worse case scenario that you need to update the firmware and Approve the 3PIP phones to reconnect your devices to ExO, even if you are Skype for Business OnPrem.Įasy summary, IF you are running the most recent versions of firmware, (e.g. Update: I’ve had a couple customers experience issues with Exchange Online if they’re running Trio firmware 5.9.1 and higher, and VVX firmware 5.9.4 and higher since the middle of Oct 2019. So, either be proactive, or prepared to make the changes to your Tenant by July 1st 2019 JPostponed until further notice. Two of the permissions are directely related to Reading and Reading/Writing to Users Calendars. Missing from the article is if Exchange Online with Skype on Prem (non-MFA) are also impacted. We will recover both conversations that are included with. Once you have acquired data from a an Outlook or Office 365 account, if you type 'conversation history' into the search bar in the upper right it will filter to include Skype for Business conversations. Just posting the links as they come available for authorizing vendors of choice in regards to the Microsoft posting about new requirements for OAuth 2.0 and certified 3PIP phone. Skype for Business is cached in the Conversation History folder in Outlook (o365).
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