Sign in with your work or school account.Ĭhoose Admin centers > Skype for Business. Using the Skype for Business admin center
You must have admin permissions to perform these steps. You can let your organization use Skype for Business to search for and IM people who use Skype, the free app. Let Skype for Business users add Skype contacts. The article also explains how to block communication with specific domains. To allow (or block) everyone in your business to communicate with external people, see:Īllow users to contact external Skype for Business users: You can let your organization use advanced Skype for Business features (share desktops, look for who's online, etc.) to communicate with people in a specific trusted (federated) business. To do these steps in bulk, we've included links to the Windows PowerShell cmdlets you can use. This article explains how admins configure Skype for Business for a small number of users. To learn more, see Manage Skype for Business settings in the Microsoft Teams admin center. You must be assigned the Azure AD admin role of Global admin or Skype for Business admin to manage Skype for Business features in the Teams admin center. All settings for managing Skype for Business are now in the Teams admin center. That makes Microsoft's claim of supporting "virtually every desktop and mobile browser" somewhat dubious, but it should still be good news for iOS users who can't be bothered to install the Skype app.The Microsoft Teams admin center has replaced the Skype for Business admin center (Legacy portal). You'll see that Chromium-based browsers are not supported on mobile, meaning the Android versions of Edge and Chrome won't work, which we've been able to verify. Microsoft also mentions support for Microsoft Edge versions 43 or higher on mobile, but this likely only refers to iOS, where every browser is based on Safari's WebKit. Microsoft says the service is now compatible with "most browsers" on both mobile and desktop, which really seems to mean that Safari is now supported.Īccording to the support page Microsoft links to, Skype for Web still doesn't support Firefox, but it will work on Safari 13.1 or higher, and what's more impressive about that is that it actually works on both desktop and mobile devices, meaning macOS and iOS. While the new release doesn't bring any huge new features, there's a pretty significant addition for those using Skype for Web.
If you're still using Microsoft's Skype, you may be happy to hear that the company has updated the chat app to version 8.71.
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