Save the XML configuration file to a web server with HTTPS enabled. To add custom presence states to Lync 2013Ĭreate an XML configuration file that uses the format of the following example: Įquivalent French String for - In a Live Meeting Įquivalent French String for - Meeting with Customer For a list of LCIDs, see Locale IDs Assigned by Microsoft at. The example later in this topic shows localization into English - United States (1033), Norwegian - Bokmål (1044), French - France (1036), and Turkish (1055). Localize your custom presence state by specifying one or more locale ID (LCID) schema in the XML configuration file.
Value data (examples): file://\\\LSFileShare\ClientConfigFolder\Presence.xml or file:///c:/LSFileShare/ClientConfigFolder/Group_1_Pres.xml HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Lync\CustomStateURL HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Lync\EnableSIPHighSecurityMode You would create the registry settings as follows: Note that Lync 2013 honors Lync 2010 registry settings, but the registry hive has been updated. Then you can use the CustomStateURL registry setting to specify a non-HTTPS location for the configuration file. Īlthough it is not recommended in a production environment, you can test a configuration file that is located on a non-HTTPS file share by using the EnableSIPHighSecurityMode registry setting to disable SIP high security mode on the client. Otherwise, Lync 2013 clients will be unable to connect to it. In Lync 2013, SIP high security mode is enabled by default, so you will need to store the custom presence configuration file on a web server that has HTTPS enabled. The CustomStateURL parameter specifies the location of the configuration file. The maximum length of the status text is 64 characters.Ī maximum of four custom presence states can be added. In the example later in this topic, the status text Working from Home is displayed to the right of the green (Available) presence indicator. The availability attribute determines which presence indicator is associated with the status text of the custom state. To define custom presence states in Lync 2013, create an XML custom presence configuration file, and then specify its location by using the Lync Server Management Shell cmdlets New-CSClientPolicy or Set-CSClientPolicy with the parameter CustomStateURL.Ĭonfiguration files have the following properties:Ĭustom presence states can be configured with the Available, Busy, and Do Not Disturb presence indicators.
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