I’ve reported this one to Microsoft but I’m not sure how long it will take to get the feature added/bug fixed (if they consider it a bug). When calling multiple parties in one call, you won’t be able to enter digits on the 2nd call….
Credit for discovery of this one goes to my co-worker Jim Littrell. Jim found the issue and he and I worked together to verify it.
When calling from a MOC to multiple parties (like a 3 way call), you need to make sure to add any calls that will need digits passed first. For example, you are calling a number that will put you into an auto-attendant where you will have to enter your contacts extension to reach them, if they aren’t the first person you add to the call you won’t be able to enter the digits (you’ll hear the tones, but the remote end won’t receive them). I’ll post an update if/when I hear back from Microsoft.
Have you heard back about this issue? I was just googling for an answer and saw your blog post.
Hi Tiffany,
I haven’t received any further information after submitting this. As this is a common “issue” with regular phone systems I’m not sure it will truly need a “fix”. I’ll update the post if I hear anything about a fix though.
Thanks for reading!
-kp
Hey Kevin,
Any update on this? It seems we have this problem in Lync 2010 CU4. New site found it within a week.
Thanks,
MM
Hey Mike,
This one isn’t considered a bug I guess. So it may not get fixed unless enough people make noise about it….
HTH
-kp