If you are the conference Host, you should enter the Host PIN. In this case, you will see a holding screen. If the VMR is PIN-protected, you can use the Skype for Business / Lync dial pad or keyboard to enter the conference PIN.Īlternatively, to bypass the PIN entry stage, you can include the PIN as part of the contact address in the format: For example, if the alias of the Virtual Meeting Room is and the PIN is 1234, then the address would be Some conferences may not start until the conference Host has joined. In which case you may initially be the only participant, but other participants may join shortly.
It does not necessarily mean that other participants are currently in that VMR, so when the VMR answers, you may be the only participant. However, the VMR may have been set up to use a different image (potentially a different image for each VMR).Ī VMR presence of Available means that you can make a video call to that VMR. By default, the picture (avatar) used to represent the VMR contact will be the Pexip logo, as shown above. If the VMR name is correct, the contact's presence should show as Available. You can make a video call to a VMR in exactly the same way as you would make a video call to any other Skype for Business / Lync user, initially either by typing in the address of the VMR or by selecting an existing VMR from your list of contacts, for example which in this case has a name of "Alice's meeting room": You can make a video call from Skype for Business / Lync to any Pexip Virtual Meeting Room (VMR). Making a video call to a Pexip Virtual Meeting Room (VMR) It explains how to make a call from Skype for Business / Lync to a Pexip Infinity VMR, and how to make a call from Skype for Business / Lync to other non- Skype for Business / Lync users. This guide helps you to understand how you can use a Microsoft Skype for Business / Lync client within a Pexip Infinity deployment. Using Skype for Business clients with Pexip Infinity
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