Further to the MSDN article about locking down Lync functionality by machine (or GPO) I wanted to add some more value. So here it is…
Remember that this is based on the machine so a user with these capabilities is prevented from using them when logging on to the machine in question.
Here is what you can do.
Limiting Functionality
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Description
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Download RegKey
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Disable Video
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Removes Video capability and associated icons and menu items
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Disable Audio and Video
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Removes Audio and Video capability and associated icons and menu items
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Disable PSTN Outbound Calling
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Incoming PSTN Calls accepted but not able to dial out on PSTN, also hides Keypad
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Disable IM
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Removes IM capability and associated icons and menu items
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Disable Emoticons
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Greys out the Emoticons
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Disable Presence Note
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Removes the Presence Note box
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Prevent Lync from running
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Of course there are many regkeys that can be manipulated to manage Lync Client behavior. By far the most comprehensive is the series from Richard Brynteson, author of masteringlync.com found here.
Kudos Richard
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