- #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION INSTALL#
- #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION ANDROID#
- #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION CODE#
- #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION MAC#
Skype for Business on-premise customer should not disable TLS 1.0/1.1 prior to installing specific CUs for SfB Server.
Skype for Business Server 2019- This is CU1 that was previously planned for April 2019 but is delayed to June 2019. 
Skype for Business Server 2015 – This is CU9 that is already released in May 2019. #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION INSTALL#
Skype for Business Server customers need a cumulative update install for them to use TLS 1.2 with Teams Rooms Systems and Surface Hub. Skype for Business Online server changes were made live in April 2019 and now support connecting Microsoft Teams Rooms & Surface Hub devices using TLS 1.2. #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION CODE#
TLS 1.2 support for Microsoft Teams Rooms and Surface Hub products also requires server side code changes: Surface Hub released TLS 1.2 support in May 2019. The changes are backward and forward compatible. Room device should have Microsoft Teams Room app version 4.0.64.0.
Microsoft Teams Rooms (previously Skype Room System V2 SRS V2) support TLS 1.2 since December 2018.
'SRSv2' or Rigel) and Surface Hub guidance. The following devices are actively working on supporting TLS 1.2 and are committed to providing support for TLS 1.2 before TLS 1.0/1.1 deprecation. Customers should consider migrating to SRS V2. SRS v1) – LRS has reached end of support on Octoand will not be updated to support TLS 1.2. There is further guidance provided for these devices is located here.
#SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION ANDROID#
Lync 2013 for Mobile - iOS, iPad, Android or Windows Phone.The following clients and devices do not fully support TLS 1.2, and therefore, you must transition to a fully TLS 1.2 capable version in the list. Skype for Business for iOS and Android 6.19 and higher.
#SKYPE FOR BUSINESS SERVER VERSION MAC#
Skype for Business on Mac 16.15 and higher. Skype for Business 2016 Click to Run Require the April 2018 Updates:. Skype for Business 2016 Desktop Client, MSI 0.4678.1000 and higher, including Basic. Lync 2013 (Skype for Business) Desktop Client, MSI and C2R, including Basic 0.5023.1000 and higher. To prepare your organization for the client connectivity scenarios, you should ensure that your clients meet the following minimum versions. This scenario will be covered further in the next section. *although you are not required to prepare for client connectivity scenarios, you still may be required to remediate your on-premises infrastructure if you federate with any customers that reside in Skype for Business Online. For example, if a Skype for Business client has their account homed in Lync Server 2013 on-premises, the client will still connect to Exchange Online if respective mailbox for the user is homed in Office 365.Īs such, you need to follow the proceeding guidance if you fall into one of the following 3 client connectivity scenarios that has been flagged as ‘Preparation required”. Lync and Skype for Business clients may connect to Skype for Business Online, Exchange Online or both depending on where the account for these services are homed (online or on-premises). Lync/Skype client connectivity to Office 365 We will cover each of these scenarios independently in the following sections. 3rd party integration with Skype for Business Online. On-premises server integration w/Office 365. Lync/Skype client connectivity to Office 365. If you would like to prepare your environments for the upcoming TLS 1.2 change, there are three general scenarios you should review and, if applicable to your organization, adequately plan and prepare for. For more details on TLS, please consult the following whitepaper: hereįor additional background understanding of TLS (and a great resource for Exchange customers), see the following blog post. This change will provide our customers with the best-in-class encryption for our customers. This was previously announced in the following support article. We are planning to discontinue support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) versions 1.0 and 1.1 in Microsoft Office 365 on October 31, 2018. Note that there may be many dependencies and connectivity considerations in your environment so extensive planning and testing is advised. 
Please carefully review all the information in this blog post as you prepare for the mandatory use of TLS 1.2 in Office 365. The purpose of this blog post is to provide the necessary guidance for our Skype for Business Server, Lync Server, and Skype for Business Online customers to prepare for the deprecation of TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in Office 365.
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