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[Longina Przybyszewska <longina@xxxxxx>]

Hi,
Actually, we have no  solution for Lync support for Linux platform.
It is really a shame.

Is your company's solution production ready? Or test ready?

Regards
Longina



From: niklas.openforce@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:niklas.openforce@xxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Niklas Andersson
Sent: 6. december 2013 14:48
To: Longina Przybyszewska
Cc: enterprise-ubuntu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Enterprise-ubuntu] testing sssd

Hi Longina,

 Have you tried realmd? Realmd is the promise to do the sssd-setup a breeze.
 FYI: My company is working on getting full Lync-support into Pidgin and SIPE (encrypted voip/video + desktop screen sharing) What features are you missing?
Regards,
Niklas

2013/12/6 Longina Przybyszewska <longina@xxxxxx<mailto:longina@xxxxxx>>
Hi,
I couldn't take part in the last USD session as I wished because  I have not yet installed client for video conference.
Here we have Lync for MS platform and Polycom telephone boxes for Linux users ;(
Someone in blueprint paper mentioned 'bigbluebutton' - but this is not in packages in Precise nor in Saucy.
Really are .deb packages  to find only in Lucid64-bit?
It seems a bit complicated to get installed - do I need to install both, server and client?

However, I am interested in testing SSSD .
I did some successful tests up to Precise - but the new version 1.11 in Saucy was somehow disappointing.
It seems that the new features need a new approach and is better start configuration from scratch than
continue with  sometimes complex config from previous versions.

I hope we can move to  SSSd in production starting with Trusty.

Best Regards
Longina

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