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| 02 May 2010 | #1 |
| | Ms voip I just came across this old article: Microsoft Unveils VoIP Solution as Part of Desktop Communications: Upcoming release of Microsoft Office Communications Server aims to accelerate voice over Internet protocol adoption by enabling IT to extend existing telephony infrastructure. Scanning through it sounds as though that Office already has VOIP capability built into it...somewhere. I have been going through the interfaces Office 2010 beta looking for anything that might be related, finding nothing. Does this still exist, or has it been discontinued? |
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Quote: Originally Posted by seekermeister  I just came across this old article: Microsoft Unveils VoIP Solution as Part of Desktop Communications: Upcoming release of Microsoft Office Communications Server aims to accelerate voice over Internet protocol adoption by enabling IT to extend existing telephony infrastructure. Scanning through it sounds as though that Office already has VOIP capability built into it...somewhere. I have been going through the interfaces Office 2010 beta looking for anything that might be related, finding nothing. Does this still exist, or has it been discontinued? |
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| 02 May 2010 | #3 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by WindowsStar
Quote: Originally Posted by seekermeister I just came across this old article: Microsoft Unveils VoIP Solution as Part of Desktop Communications: Upcoming release of Microsoft Office Communications Server aims to accelerate voice over Internet protocol adoption by enabling IT to extend existing telephony infrastructure. Scanning through it sounds as though that Office already has VOIP capability built into it...somewhere. I have been going through the interfaces Office 2010 beta looking for anything that might be related, finding nothing. Does this still exist, or has it been discontinued? |
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| 02 May 2010 | #4 |
| | Humm, I am not sure where they are by the link you posted or on MS web site. I attended a special invite (meaning if you have $599USD you can attend)  web conference where they showed just how to do this. Let me look through my emails and see if there are links to all this.Edit: (I so forgot) the emails are in my work email. Currently I don't have access to them due to we took the network down for an upgrade. I will be down for a few hours. UGH! I will look tomorrow or Monday when I get to work. |
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| 02 May 2010 | #6 |
| | Hmm, I won't pretend that I read the articles of your links in detail, but scanning through the paragraphs, I get the impression that this is not practical, either in terms of the cost or the limited needs of an individual just wanting to place or receive calls via VOIP. It does appear to be designed for a business having much more complex needs. If I am correct, you have given me what I needed...enough to know that I shouldn't bother looking further. Thanks. |
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| 02 May 2010 | #7 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by seekermeister Hmm, I won't pretend that I read the articles of your links in detail, but scanning through the paragraphs, I get the impression that this is not practical, either in terms of the cost or the limited needs of an individual just wanting to place or receive calls via VOIP. It does appear to be designed for a business having much more complex needs. If I am correct, you have given me what I needed...enough to know that I shouldn't bother looking further. Thanks. |
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