In our company Skype for Business is used and allows calling landline and phone numbers as well. A number of web pages have "tel:" URLs. And in any case it would be nice if I can call someone using my desktop headset and not my mobile phone.
I was not able to find out how Skype clients do that.
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I'm pretty sure this requires a PSTN proxy service on the server side.
My guess is that the
provisiongroup name="ucPolicy"node in theroaming-provisioning-v2event would provide the necessary information, e.g. the URI for the proxy. Please provide a debug log with unsafe debugging enabled from your setup (see FAQ).Assigning to Jakub to have a look after the debug log has been provided.
If your SfB admins have assigned a phone number to your account, you can call mobiles and landlines from Pidgin as well: select Accounts -> your SfB account -> Call a phone number... and type in the number in the international format (starting with '+' and the country code).
I've just tried to ring my phone for the first time in many months and the call went through fine.
Dooooh, of course I forgot that that menu exists (doesn't seem to work for my account though). Thanks Jakub!
Closing as INVALID as calling a phone number is already implemented
... and of course I forgot that it is also supported by the D-Bus interface:
SipeCallPhoneNumber. Example code can be found incontrib/dbus/sipe-call-phone-number.pl, i.e. it should be simple to set up atel:URI handler on your desktop.