VoipNorm just posted a very nice article on “ Lync 2010 Mobile and Desktop Click-to-Join for Non-Enterprise Voice Users .“ In reading through it, I noticed that he makes the statement that “I have heard people say repeatedly that you need to enable EV for Click-to-Join, but this is not true for either the desktop or mobile clients.”
This statement is accurate in that the user does not need to be EV-enabled, but based on several experiences, I will say that there needs to be some connection to the PSTN for Click-to-Join to work with any client. I am pointing this out because I have had to explain to a potential client that there needed to be some connection {via gateway, SIP trunk (or some other magic)}, before dial-in conferencing (or outcalling) would work.
Just a clarification from my pea-brain, otherwise, another excellent piece of work from VoipNorm!
YMMV.
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