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1. Skype for business server 2019 end of life update#
2. Skype for business server 2019 end of life full#
3. Skype for business server 2019 end of life software#

If you’re creating a new trusted application server then you have to set the next hop pool to a Skype for Business 2019 pool (not any legacy pool you might see in the drop down). Skype for Business 2019 ships with an updated version of UCMA. Here are some things I’ve noticed: Migrating UCMA from 2015 to 2019 The public preview of Skype for Business Server 2019 is now available, so it’s definitely worth downloading and installing in a lab in order to test all your existing Skype for Business applications for functionality and compatibility. Existing UCMA, UCWA and MSPL solutions should continue to work fine (although it’s always worth fully testing first…see below). The good news though is that for the majority of Skype for Business developers, there won’t be any problems moving to 2019.

Skype for business server 2019 end of life full#

Users homed on 2019 Front End pools have full access to PChat rooms on 2015 pools.2015 Persistent Chat Server is fully supported in a 2019 topology.Ben Osborne, their CTO, writes in a blog post about continuing to use the 2015 Persistent Chat Server in a Skype for Business 2019 environment.

Skype for business server 2019 end of life software#

Mindlink are a Unified Communications software company and Microsoft Partner who have developed a number of solutions, including those using Persistent Chat. However, I’m happy to try and bring some clarity, courtesy of Mindlink. However, for existing systems there is a workaround… Persistent Chat in 2019įor anyone who writes or uses any software which interacts with Persistent Chat, this is likely an uncertain time. Developers should avoid starting any new projects using this SDK. This means that the accompanying Persistent Chat SDK will become useless and can’t be used with 2019, as there won’t be a Persistent Chat service for it to connect to. The one item that stands out there for developers is the depreciation of Persistent Chat.

That’s why there is another documentation page: What’s deprecated from Skype for Business Server 2019 to provide this information. However, Microsoft are striving to provide as much information as possible to give people time to prepare. This is potentially the more important section, and the one people tend to worry about.

What’s NOT in Skype for Business Server 2019 Full disclosure, I work for Modality Systems. For more information see Modality Systems Diagnostics Reporting. The Call Data Connector is interesting and will potentially make life easier for anyone reporting on call data, as it will push all on-premises call data up to the cloud so that you can report on it using the online Call Analytics and Call Quality Dashboard tools.Ī reminder that my employer, Modality Systems, provide detailed reporting on Skype for Business On-Premises, Skype for Business Online and Teams performance in PowerBI, as well as user adoption, change management, Office 365 licensing and PSTN billing reports. Looking through them, I don’t think any of these will have a particular impact for developers, although they’re certainly of interest to IT Pros.

Skype for business server 2019 end of life update#

Hopefully, this page will stay up to date in the light of any future announcements, but if it doesn’t, it’s actually a GitHub repo, so submit a pull request to update it! As of today, the new features are: There’s a great documentation page published earlier this month, listing the new features coming to 2019. We’re starting to get clarity on this, in the shape of new documentation. But what developer tools will be available in this new version?

We already know that there will be a new version of Skype for Business Server, called Skype for Business Server 2019. Skype for Business Server 2019: Preparation for Developers