The reason is that you couldn´t trust the source and might got something you do not really wish. I wouldn´t download Lync 2010/2013 from a non Microsoft Website (if you found one which host the old evaluation version for strange reasons I also think its not legal to do that). The Microsoft TechNet documentation covering Technical Requirement for Mobility includes a statement explaining that all mobility service traffic goes through the reverse proxy, regardless of where the origination point is but does not explain exactly how this is achieved. However for completeness I would like to mention it here as well. Would be a MSDN subscription but what you can download here isn´t an evaluation version, its more a developer license to build something for Lync and test that. Its mostly identically to Lync 2013 and if you know Lync 2013 you could manage as well Skype for business. I personally would directly start with Skype for Business. Would be the Skype for business evaluation version which you can get here. You could get such a evaluation version here, but that link no longer works due to the reason that there is now Skype for Business. There is still a Trial Lync client out there ( 32bit / 64bit ) BUT that's not the server.įor Lync 2013 its mostly the same, however its not that old but was already replaced with 'Skype for Business'. Note: Do not get confused with Lync Server and Lync client. Therefore Microsoft is pulling down the older evaluation versions (for example Lync 2010 which was here) as Lync 2010/2013 is already replaced with Skype for Business. To accept a file click Accept once the file has been sent though the conversation. Now all your co-worker needs to do is Accept the transfer. Grab the file and drop it into the Conversation window. Keep noted that Lync 2010 already reached the end of the Mainstream Support as it was fully replaced by Lync 2013 (which is now replaced with Skype for Business see below). You can send a file to another contact, via instant messaging, phone, or audio/video conversation, by dragging the file to the conversation window. But as Skype for Business also offered to manage the firmware for Lync Phones you should try that one (see here). Therefore you couldn´t any longer find them. Short answer: Lync 2010/2013 are replaced by Skype for Business.

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