
- #DEFAULT ATTENDEE AS PRESENTER IN LYNC FOR MAC INSTALL#
- #DEFAULT ATTENDEE AS PRESENTER IN LYNC FOR MAC MAC#
To follow clear instructions on how they may authenticate from the voice prompt, which is not currently the case. Sure, you can train until the cows come home that an attendee should just ignore what the pre-defined voice prompt says and press '*' anyway, but people should be able The system has to pretend they are a leader in order to do so. The voice prompts currently say "If you are the leader, press *", however an attendee who wishes to be identified by This being the case, the voice prompts are severely misleading and I would encourage Microsoft to alter them, or allow for customisation.

Only way an attendee can be authenticated and not show up as an unauthenticated 'Guest', if they are calling in from a number other than their own (registered in Lync). However, if a dial-in user presses '*' twice and then enters their phone number and PIN, they can beĪuthenticated and allowed into the meeting as an Attendee if they are not designated as a presenter. Option #2 is not completely correct, as the meeting organiser can designate presenters rather than allow all company users to authenticate as a presenter. Stay on the line to be placed in as an Attendee.Press “*” followed by “*” then their extension and their PIN if they are an alternate leader (by default this is a presenter, an option specified in the meeting options, with internal users “Company” being the default if from Outlook).Press “*”, followed by the PIN if they are the leader or organizer.Following the “If you are a leader of the conference…” prompt they can perform one of 3 options:.With Lync's conference call flow, callers will be asked for: You can also set up a virtual lobby to manually give users access when you’re ready to start the meeting. To ensure 2-way video in a meeting, users must select Video and then select Start Video on the application before joining the meeting. For users registered to a Lync or Skype for Business server, Polycom video devices arent supported.

#DEFAULT ATTENDEE AS PRESENTER IN LYNC FOR MAC MAC#
This can be changed in the meeting settings. Clients using RTV video codec is not supported, including Lync 2011 on Mac OS. By default, any participant can be a presenter or take control of the presentation. Just drag and drop the contact(s) in the add-in tool bar to send them an invite. This add-in works in conjunction with your Microsoft Lync client and allows you to quickly invite your contacts for an instant Adobe Connect session. If the meeting is set to admit members of the company as presenters, a person from within the company (or if marked as a presenter) the user can dial in and act as the "leader" Lync will remember the items you’ve shared, so you can return to them anytime in the meeting. We are also introducing the new Microsoft Lync add-in with this release.
#DEFAULT ATTENDEE AS PRESENTER IN LYNC FOR MAC INSTALL#
It depends on the meeting settings, that are within the properties of the meeting. Cornell staff with centrally managed computers can install Teams from Software Center (Windows) or Self Service (macOS).
