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thanks for the comment, I will do some testing.
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thanks for the comment, I will do some testing.

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we would like to disable only missed conversation e-mail notification on Lync 2013, but still want to save im history for 30 days under &quot;conversation folder&quot; <br />
basically we want to make sure any IM via Lync clients is stored for 30 days including missed conversations. <br />
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we have a policy on lync 2013 server to keep conversations for 30 days.<br />
conversation history is getting updatedbut missed conversations are staying in outlook/inbox beyond 30 day period.<br />
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we don't want to implement any outlook client based rules.
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we would like to disable only missed conversation e-mail notification on Lync 2013, but still want to save im history for 30 days under "conversation folder" 
basically we want to make sure any IM via Lync clients is stored for 30 days including missed conversations. 

we have a policy on lync 2013 server to keep conversations for 30 days.
conversation history is getting updatedbut missed conversations are staying in outlook/inbox beyond 30 day period.

we don't want to implement any outlook client based rules.

disable only missed conversation e-mail notification on Lync 2013

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