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Represents the conference join mode.
Namespace: Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration
Assembly: Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration (in Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Public Enumeration JoinMode
'Usage
Dim instance As JoinMode
public enum JoinMode
Members
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Default | Default mode.
Application joins the conference as a normal user visible to the roster of other user clients like Microsoft Lync 2010. The application be may be placed in the conference lobby depending on how the conference was scheduled and the conference current access level for the conference. The application may be granted the leader role when admitted into the conference depending on how the conference was scheduled and the conference current automatic leader assignment setting. |
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| TrustedParticipant | Joins the conference as a trusted participant.
An endpoint supporting privileged operations is needed to be able to join the conference as a trusted application. Trusted applications always join conferences as leaders and so are not placed in the conference lobby. Trusted applications are also able to carry out privileged operations. A trusted application appears as a hidden participant in the roster. RosterVisibility. |
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| GatewayParticipant | Joins the conference as a gateway participant.
Joins the conference as a gateway participant. An endpoint supporting privileged operations is needed to be able to join the conference as a gateway participant. Applications should set this property if they impersonate gateway users attempting to join the conference. That will enable the conference to apply the appropriate lobby bypass setting. Depending on how the conference was scheduled, gateway participants are able to bypass the lobby even if they are anonymous participants. |