Skype for Business no longer will require a PIN

Skype for Business no longer will require a PINApril 18, 2018Information Technology Services is making Skype for Business service more user-friendly for dial-in meetings!

Effective April 19, meetings with dial-in only participants no longer require a leader to enter a PIN to allow the meeting to begin.   In addition, you will no longer need to have an individual PIN unless the meeting leader needs to make meeting changes using the *1 function.

Meetings with dial-in participants will start automatically. Users can disregard the message regarding a PIN and proceed with their meeting.

Please direct any questions or concerns regarding this improved Skype for Business dial-in experience to CougTech Help Desk (CougTech@wsu.edu or (509) 335-HELP).

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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