Common Area Phones
When considering a PBX replacement, not every existing phone location can have a PC. Hallways, lobbies, and transient worker areas are locations that can benefit from the concept of common use phones. The expense of providing a Tanjay-type device and the access control requirements (domain account, and password or fingerprint) made OCS 2007 R2 ill-suited for this task.
With Lync Server, endpoint devices are available that provide simple calling features by being plugged in and provisioned by an administrator. These phones retrieve parked calls and make internal calls without users signing in to Lync Server.
On recovering from a power failure or being unplugged, common-use phones automatically reregister with the registrar. ...
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