There's further complications though, the module that they want you to use with CU12 is a prerelease at present, meaning you've also got to install an updated version of PowerShellGet as the built in version 1.0.0.1 doesn't support the -AllowPrerelease parameter, so when you try to install 2.3.2-preview, it won't let you! NET 4.7.2 is now the minimum requirement for CU12. Microsoft have done something crazy in this release and they're uninstalling the SfB PowerShell module and wanting to replace this with the Microsoft Teams module! So now they want PowerShell 5.1 installed which if you're on 2012 R2 or lowered, unless you've manually installed you won't have by default.Īlso. Instead, the company will be integrating the functionality in its existing enterprise-oriented app so that Teams users can use the application for both their personal and business lives.Was patching a customer's environment last night and discovered that CU12 had been released. Moreover, Microsoft is not creating dedicated apps for the consumer versions of Teams. With the new features in the Microsoft Teams mobile app, we see Teams as an all in one hub for your work and life that integrates chat, video calling, ability to assign and share tasks, store and share important data with your group, share your location with family and friends, whereas Skype is predominantly a chat and a video calling app platform.”, a Microsoft spokesperson told VentureBeat.Īs you can infer from Microsoft’s statement above, the company doesn’t want its users to make an instant jump from Skype to Teams just because the service is ready for the mass market.
“For now, Skype will remain a great option for customers who love it and want to connect with basic chat and video calling capabilities.
Despite Microsoft’s end-of-life announcement of Skype for Business, Skype is still a potential Zoom alternative for video conferencing and webinars with over 40 million daily active users, an increase of 70 percent over last month partly because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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