Microsoft Lync And Skype For Business Client 2015 Content Viewing - Polycom realpresence group series Administrator's Manual

2 For the Display as setting, select Content for the input that will display content.
When you connect a content-sharing device such as a laptop to the input, the content starts
displaying. If the content-sharing device is already connected, you must manually show the content
from the local interface. For more information about showing content, refer to the Polycom
RealPresence Group Series User Guide.
As long as the default values for other settings in the system have not changed, you are ready to
share content on your RealPresence Group system. However, if you disabled the H.239 protocol for
some reason, you must enable the program for content sharing by following these steps:
3 In the web interface, go to Admin Settings > Network > Dialing Preference.
4 Enable H.239.
If the audio level of the call using content sharing needs to be adjusted, follow these steps to change
the level:
5 In the web interface, go to Admin Settings > Audio/Video > Audio > Audio Input.
6 Set the Audio Input Level.
Note: H.239 while in a call
You cannot enable or disable H.239 while in a call.
Microsoft Lync and Skype for Business Client 2015
Content Viewing
RealPresence Group systems can now view content from Microsoft Lync 2013 and Skype for Business 2015
remote desktop (RDP) clients in active calls. Microsoft clients must initiate the content sharing request.
For information on how to share content from Lync clients, refer to Microsoft documentation. RealPresence
Group systems can view the following content types from Lync clients:
● All Monitors Displays content from all monitors connected to the system with the Lync client.
● Primary Monitor Displays content from the primary monitor connected to the system with the Lync
client.
● Secondary Monitor Displays content from the secondary monitor connected to the system with the
Lync client.
● Program Displays content from a particular program connected to the system with the Lync client.
There are a few limitations with Lync, as follows:
● RealPresence Group systems can view content from Lync clients, but are not able to share content
with Lync clients.
● RealPresence Group systems cannot share content, including content shared though
People+Content IP and through VisualBoard, while actively receiving content from Lync clients.
● RealPresence Group systems do not support viewing PowerPoint (Office Web App), Whiteboard,
Poll, and Q & A content from Lync clients. In multipoint conferences with more than one Lync client,
Lync clients can select these content sharing options, but RealPresence Group systems in the
conference do not receive the content.
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