![]() I’m sure you’re asking yourself right now, “Why not just migrate to Microsoft Teams? Get rid of that whole on-premises stuff.” It’s 2020, so maybe some of this true to form for the year, but probably not.Ĭlick here if you want to skip the context and go to the solution. The rationale was that SfB wouldn’t connect, or it would take a long time to connect, AND THEN even after a period of time, SfB would start behaving weird and it’s Exchange connectivity would drop, so SfB wouldn’t get voicemails, missed calls, etc. There was a weird issue when I first joined my current job: I was told was that because of the way Palo Alto GlobalProtect (GP) and Microsoft Skype for Business (SfB) works (or maybe was configured?), I needed to log-in to SfB first, then connect to the GP VPN. ![]()
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