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Can only make audio calls when using a Cisco VCS for call control.Problems connecting to SfB/Lync meetings via the Virtual Reception (IVR gateway).Problems connecting gateway calls to SfB/Lync clients.Gateway clients are disconnected from SfB/Lync meetings.Audio-only calls when using a VCS for call control.Pexip VMR participants can't see shared PowerPoint files.Shared PowerPoint files are slow to display to Pexip participants.Pexip only transmits low resolutions to mobile SfB clients.SfB/Lync client does not connect to Pexip Infinity conference Checklist * Note that where this documentation refers to " SfB/Lync", it represents both Microsoft Skype for Business and Lync unless stated otherwise.įor a list of known limitations with Pexip Infinity and Microsoft Skype for Business and Lync integrations, see Limitations. Verify that a Virtual Meeting Room with the alias being dialed exists on the Management Node.Verify that the Conferencing Node receives the SIP INVITE request from the SfB/Lync client (via the FEP):

Management Node support log ( History & Logs > Support log).

Check if the Conferencing Node receiving the call is in maintenance mode.

If the SfB/Lync client fails to connect to the conference altogether, we need to verify that the alias exists on the Management Node. After that has been verified, check if the Conferencing Node receives the SIP INVITE request from the SfB/Lync client.

Select the messages.json files, which is the file containing your chat history extracted from the ".tar" file.Īfter you complete the steps, your chat history will appear on the left, and you can click each conversation to view its content on the right.This can be done both on the Conferencing Node (with the support log) and on the FEP serving the SfB/Lync client (using the SfB/Lync debugging tools).Ī normal SIP call flow between a SfB/Lync client and the Pexip Infinity Conferencing Node should be: SfB/Lync clientĪfter ICE negotiation has completed between the SfB/Lync client and the Conferencing Node, the SfB/Lync client should send a second INVITE to signal the ICE negotiation completion.

Double-click the index.html file to open the parser on your web browser.

#SKYPE RECEIVED FILES FOLDER LOCATION ZIP#

Double-click the Skype Parser zip file.

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Download the Skype JSON viewer to make it easier to understand the contents.

In the command, replace "YOURFILENAME" with the name of your file. Type the following command to export the contents of the Skype backup and press Enter: This example changes the location to the "Downloads" folder: Type the following command to change the path to the folder that includes the ".tar" file and press Enter:

Search for Command Prompt and click the top result to open the app.

To extract the Skype ".tar" file on Windows 10, use these steps:

#SKYPE RECEIVED FILES FOLDER LOCATION WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 doesn't have an interface to open ".tar" files, but it does include support to extract the contents of this container using Command Prompt.

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How to open chat and file history from Skype Once you complete the steps, you'll end up with a ".tar" file that contains a copy of the information you requested.

Usually, you'll receive a notification on Skype to download the archive, but you can always wait a few minutes, and keep refreshing the "Export files and chat history" page until you see the download button. Quick note: The process to make your Skype history available for download can take some time. To download a backup of your Skype chat and file history, use these steps:Ĭheck the content you want to export, including "Conversations" and "Files." How to download chat and file history from Skype

How to open chat and file history from Skype.

How to download chat and file history from Skype.