By default if your Lync SIP address doesn’t match your primary SMTP email address, then Outlook integration will not work. You can resolve this by disabling the client policy DisableEmailComparisonCheck using the following PowerShell command.
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Hi,
Thanks for the post! I was looking for a solution regarding this issue. You just saved hours of troubleshooting!
Karl
Glad it helped!
What are the consequences then? Does the Outlook integration simple not work, or does the system simply use other methods to discover the mailbox, thus increasing the time or load on other Lync components? I've just worked with some messed up environments where it's a mixed bag, some are "correctly" setup, others are not.
You need to set this to allow mismatching email and sip domains, however in my experience its pretty volatile and some things will work in some environments and not others. This post may help you out further – http://www.lync.geek.nz/2014/04/lync-2013-exchange-integration.html
Hey Andrew, Does this apply to the main SMTP address being an alias? We have an environment where the SMTP address is being used as the main SIP address but its not a different domain. This is causing some problems with voicemail and Windows Mobile integrations.
Hey Steven,
From what I understand you are saying that both your users SIP address and Exhange SMTP address are the same i.e both are [email protected]. If this is the case then DisableEmailComparisonCheck does not need to be enabled. If you give me a bit more information about your scenario I may be able to help further.
We are a bit stuck with Lync 2013. We are using the UPN for the SIP but the Domain name is different from the Email domain. Message history is correctly being saved in Outlook but Lync cannot find it when you click on a user and select ‘find message history’.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated
I’m not 100% off the top of my head, but this may require EWS connectivity. Do you know if EWS is working? If you hold the control button and right click the Lync task tray icon you can select “Configuration Information”. Within that you are interested in the status of “EWS Information” and “MAPI Information” – what state are they in?
This worked well until S4B 2016. Any suggestions?
Unfortunately not. I haven’t come up against this issue and I haven’t heard anything. I will let you know if it comes up.
Will this work for S4B 2016 both online and on premise
Not something I have tested to be honest, but I would have to imagine this feature is still available.
Same as Steven; we have an environment where the [email protected] used to be both e-mail adr. aswell as SIP but is now an alias and a new [email protected] is the primary e-mail adr. and the users get a fault in SfB saying they need toprovide SfB with Exchange-credentials. Will your command help with this?
Hey Tom, yes this should help and no harm in trying. Let me know how you get on.
Hi Andrew,
Sorry this reply is not very timely, but I have two domains that are federated for Skype use. The 1 domain has a setup where SIP matches the email of each users. The 2nd domain has a setup where SIP does not match the email of each user. Domain 1 cannot search by email the user of Domain 2 successfully. Only by entering the sip address can the user of Domain 1 connect to the user of Domain 2 over Skype. Is there a way to map each of those emails to sips in Domain 2 ? Our experts have come to the conclusion that it’s not possible. Can you advise if there is a seamless way for Domain 1 users to connect to Domain 2 users without having to put in a sip address (which looks very different than user name or email address–it’s actually some random characters)
Many thanks for any advice,
Paul Stanek
Hey Paul, so these are 2 separate SfB environments federating with each other? You want the users contacting the other party to be able to resolve them by email address rather than the different SIP address? If I have understood correctly then you are correct there is no way around this to my knowledge. The only workaround would be to add Outlook contacts and use the IM Address for SIP and Email for Email.
Hi Andrew,
That’s correct, these are 2 separate SfB environments that are federated. Sorry to hear that there is no way around this, but thank you verymuch for your reply 🙂
Have a good day!
BR, Paul
Try to add this registry on Client machine.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Lync
Name: TrustModelData
Type: REG_SZ
Value will be Exchange domain name. contoso.com