- #Change participant settings in lync for mac full#
- #Change participant settings in lync for mac registration#
- #Change participant settings in lync for mac software#
- #Change participant settings in lync for mac license#
RealTime Media Engine is unable to register or grab the audio/video devices if an application such as Skype is running in the virtual desktop and has the camera/audio resources.The call continues to ring instead of timing out. The 20 second ring timeout is ignored by the recipient of a conference call invitation.
#Change participant settings in lync for mac license#
#Change participant settings in lync for mac registration#
#Change participant settings in lync for mac full#
Full screen video is not always available in XenApp Seamless mode running on a Linux terminal.This enables the callee to see who is calling and to easily return phone calls dialed from RealTime Connector.
#Change participant settings in lync for mac software#
In this release, when you place a call, the software uses the caller-id information stored in the Lync server. When calling a Lync-compatible softphone or a PSTN phone by dialing a phone number using Lync optimization, the phone number portion of the caller-id did not display on the softphone or PSTN caller-id.Connector runs in the virtual server environment alongside Microsoft Lync and communicates signaling information over a Citrix ICA virtual channel to the RealTime Media Engine running on the user device. The server-side (and virtual desktop) component, Citrix HDX RealTime Connector for Microsoft Lync, is a connector to the Microsoft Lync client that drives the RealTime Media Engine on the endpoint.The client component, called Citrix HDX RealTime Media Engine, is integrated with the Citrix Receiver on the endpoint device and performs all signaling and media processing directly on the user device itself, offloading the server for maximum scalability, minimizing network bandwidth consumption and ensuring optimal audio-video quality.HDX RealTime Optimization Pack for Microsoft Lync consists of both client and server components: HDX RealTime Optimization Pack leverages your existing Lync infrastructure and inter-operates with other Lync endpoints running natively on devices. Citrix HDX RealTime Optimization Pack for Microsoft Lync provides a highly scalable solution for delivering real-time audio-video conferencing and USB or VoIP enterprise telephony through Microsoft Lync in XenDesktop and XenApp environments.