To set the permission in the Outlook for Windows (this cannot be set up on the Outlook for Mac client):Ī. On the owner’s Outlook delegate setting, the delegate (admin assistants) must be listed to have correct delegate permission. If the issue persists, please check the following prerequisites of the “delegate Skype for Business meeting” feature:ġ. Can you see any glitches in what I am doing? I am not a Skype expert at all.Īfter the delegate is added, the delegator must sign out and then sign back in to the Skype for Business client. Are we trying to do something that will never work? Conference room is mostly used by board members without their own account. Meaning that they don't want to use their own user to initiate the Reason why they want to do it like this I think is because they have a "conference room device" with a built-in Skype client and they want that one to be logged in at all times. Outlook and Skype - but until now I believe I have only been able to do it in Outlook (Exchange). As I understand it from all the articles I have read I need to set up delegation in both Tried giving Conf.Room.1 a license - and tried finding "Call forwarding" menu option when logged on with that account - but could not find that menu option. Enabled Enterprise Voice on Conf.Room.1 Added "Editor" rights (for end user) to Calendar of Conf.Room.1
Please contact the owner of the account to get delegate permissions in Skype for Business" What happens is that user gets this error message: "You do not have permissions to schedule Skype Meetings on behalf of the owner of this account. Expected result is to create Skype URL connected to the "Conf.Room.1" - and that meeting request comes from "User1 on behalf of Conf.Room.1" Create new meeting request within the Room mailbox' calendar
We have a Room mailbox (let's say "Conf.Room.1"). Environment: Skype for Business (Online), Exchange Online, Outlook 2016 - hybrid with Azure AD Sync
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