Can't find Skype for Business

[Turk182]

Our user bought a Skype for Business account and I can't figure out where to configure it in the Surface Hub. Gone through the settings and don't see anywhere to add the configurations in. Do we have to download software and install it first? Any help would be appreciated

 

[jnjroach1]

Our user bought a Skype for Business account and I can't figure out where to configure it in the Surface Hub. Gone through the settings and don't see anywhere to add the configurations in. Do we have to download software and install it first? Any help would be appreciated

The Surface Hub is like a Polycom Skype for Business Conference Phone and projector/screen in one....which means it doesn't have 'accounts' it is a resource and needs to be part of a Unified Messaging Strategy.

Here is the IT Pro Guide to deploying:
Microsoft Surface Hub

 

[Turk182]

If it is like a Polycom phone where does Skype for Business run then? Do you run it from an attached PC?

 

[melduforx]

It is built into the Surface Hub as one of the three main "applications" (Call, Whiteboard, and Connect).

The Hub is not meant to be logged into by any single person and is supposed to have its own accounts, as noted above.

 

[jnjroach1]

If it is like a Polycom phone where does Skype for Business run then? Do you run it from an attached PC?

The Surface Hub is a computer but not a personal computer. It has no access to the file system natively or even a user account and it reverts back to a known state after each use.

You set it up as a resource in Exchange and invite it to the Skype for Business Meeting, or you walk up touch the screen and launch the "Call" App as stated above...

OneNote is a special version called OneNote Whiteboard. Also the Surface Hub excepts wireless egress from other Windows 10 Devices so you can share x86 Apps (via a special 2 way implementation of Miracast).

 

[Turk182]

So, we don't have a Skype for Business server - our user bought a single Skype for Business server license but I am not sure how they would use it with the Surface Hub? Would they install it on their own PC and then the Hub would be invited to the Skype?

Sorry for being slow on this -

 

[jnjroach1]

So, we don't have a Skype for Business server - our user bought a single Skype for Business server license but I am not sure how they would use it with the Surface Hub? Would they install it on their own PC and then the Hub would be invited to the Skype?

Sorry for being slow on this -

Start here - Create a device account using UI (Surface Hub)

Where did you purchase your Hub? They were supposed to walk you through this and make sure you could use the Hub.

 

[Turk182]

We don't have Office 365 - they bought an Online $5 a month license - we bought the Hub from Microsoft - we have been struggling getting things figured out.

 

[jnjroach1]

We don't have Office 365 - they bought an Online $5 a month license - we bought the Hub from Microsoft - we have been struggling getting things figured out.

You would still configure it at Sign in to your account also the MS Store Small Business Specialist should be able to help you get this configured.