VP/Director - IT | ISO

Roy Bene

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Fellow experts,<br><br>Greetings! I have an issue I'm hoping someone has seen before and can be of assistance with. When we create a Skype call from an invite using the Outlook app on iPhone, the meeting has two issues:<br><br>1. There's no call-in information (dial-in details)<br>2. The Join Skype Meeting link goes to <a target="_blank" rel="ugc nofollow">join.skype.com</a> and not <a target="_blank" rel="ugc nofollow">meet.mydomain.com</a>. However, if we create the invite in our Outlook desktop client, it works as expected.<br><br>To provide some details, we are running Skype on-prem with on-prem Exchange. I think the issue is a missing plug-in or something, but I am unable to resolve despite my best efforts. Microsoft is no help (surprise, surprise). Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.<br><br>If possible, please do not simply post links - as stated previously, I've done extensive research and can Google with the best of them. :) Thanks in advance!&nbsp;
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Fellow experts,
Greetings! I have an issue I'm hoping someone has seen before and can be of assistance with. When we create a Skype call from an invite using the Outlook app on iPhone, the meeting has two issues:
1. There's no call-in information (dial-in details)
2. The Join Skype Meeting link goes to
join.skype.com
and not
meet.mydomain.com
. However, if we create the invite in our Outlook desktop client, it works as expected.
To provide some details, we are running Skype on-prem with on-prem Exchange. I think the issue is a missing plug-in or something, but I am unable to resolve despite my best efforts. Microsoft is no help (surprise, surprise). Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
If possible, please do not simply post links - as stated previously, I've done extensive research and can Google with the best of them. :) Thanks in advance! 

Skype Issue with iPhone and iOS Outlook app

iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple; it is a derivative of the Mac OS X desktop operating system, with which it shares many (but not all) common frameworks and other components. These include Cocoa Touch, the Mach/Darwin/XNU kernel and code from the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD). Each iOS application runs in its own secure sandbox to prevent altering other applications, the operating system, or any other data.

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