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Lync Server 2013 Clients : Mac Client - Installing the Client - Feature Comparison

12/3/2013 8:16:27 PM
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1. Dealing with Certificates

Unlike PCs, Macintoshes don’t automatically trust certificate authorities that are tied to Active Directory. If you have deployed Lync Server with internally generated certificates, they will need to import them into a Keychain on the Macintosh. This is a relatively simple process and can be completed with the following steps:

1. Open Finder.

2. Expand Applications and then Utilities.

3. Drag the Root Certificate Authority certificate to Keychain.

4. Select the System Keychain and click Add.

5. When prompted, type a name and password with local administrator rights and click OK.

2. Feature Comparison

The new Lync:Mac 2011 client replaces the previous Communicator for Mac client. Lync:Mac improves on many previous features and introduces some new ones as well, as shown in Table 1. Also shown is an overall comparison to the feature-complete Windows Lync client.

Table 1. Client Comparison

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Feature support is indicated by the following circles in the table:

Image Feature is supported

Image Feature is partially supported

Image Feature is not supported

 
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