What you can do in Lync SDK

Learn what you can do with Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK, including changing sign-in connection settings, signing in to and out of Lync 2013, publishing enhanced presence, and administering user privacy relationships.

Applies to: Lync 2013 | Lync Server 2013

In this article Core SDK tasks In this section Additional resources

Core SDK tasks

The Microsoft.Lync.Model.LyncClient class represents the SIP endpoint that can accept a set of user credentials and sign in to Microsoft Lync Server 2013. In addition, LyncClient can publish the signed-in user’s presence. Finally, LyncClient is the entry point for all further API functionality except for conversation automation. You access additional Lync 2013 API features by getting specialized feature manager class objects from properties of LyncClient. For example, you get a specialized contact manager by reading the Client.ContactManager property to get the Microsoft.Lync.Model.ContactManager object.

In this section

• How to: Create a side-by-side endpoint in Lync SDK

• How to: Change sign-in connection settings in Lync SDK

• How to: Sign a user in to Lync

• How to: Update and publish user telephone numbers in Lync SDK

• How to: Administer privacy relationships between Lync users

See also

• How do I in Lync 2013 SDK

• What you can do with Lync Controls

• What you can do with enhanced presence

• What you can do with Lync contact lists

• What you can do with Lync conversations

• What you can do with Lync meetings

• What you can do with Persistent Chat

• What you can do with desktop, application, and display sharing

• What you can do with content sharing