#Skype for business mac online windows 10#
#Skype for business mac online download#

If it was a firewall / DNS / reverse proxy problem, the powerpoint presentation would not correctly render on an external machine via a browser when visiting theД«. I'm completely stumped on why this is failing (only from external windows machines), considering :ДЄ. It displays fine when loading the same URL link in a chrome browser). Only windows machines off-site are failing to display the presentation (even though The most bizarre thing is that using iOS skype for business client, or MacOS skype for business externally also works perfectly, and the slide deck is displayed fine. Using fiddler and extracting the WAC request URI, I pasted this into Chrome and it loaded fine. I tried to test this outside the S4B client from the same external computer that was presenting the issue, and it worked fine.

#Skype for business mac online download#

The attachment itself is visible to external clients, and they can download it, but it never displays within the S4B client window. It just shows a 'loading.' spinner which never resolves. When attempting to present the powerpoint file, the upload works fine to all clients as expected, and the presentation appears on internal client's correctly, but on external clients, Other internal/external users can download. When sharing a powerpoint file though, the file is uploaded properly to the frontend server, and appears as an attachment which all All meeting functions work fine and voice/video etc functions correctly. All attendees can also download the pptx file fine (I realise this isn't using the OOS, and is only using the front-end).Д®xternally is where I have a problem.

#Skype for business mac online windows 10#

Internal office based skype for business users on Windows 10 running SfB2016 client can use the 'share powerpoint' feature fine, and all users invited into the meeting see it rendered Internally and externally, bringing back the XML page fine. This has been deployed using an internal and external URL, and the '/hosting/discovery' works both We have recently set up an Office Online Server (Office web apps server) on-prem to allow powerpoint file sharing functionality. This stops all X-Frame-Options from being passed to client.

To get the client rendering the frame correctly I had to completely remove all traces of the X-Frame-Options. It was related to the reverse proxy, and X-Frame-Options headers.