> Lync is still Lync mmm.. I know what you're saying but the change to Teams from a VOIP perspective substantially changed some of the under-the-hood stuff. Th

> Lync is still Lync mmm.. I know what you're saying but the change to Teams from a VOIP perspective substantially changed some of the under-the-hood stuff. They stood up a facade to offer luke-warm integration from SfB/Lync IP phones (authentication and basic calling, but that's about it). AFAIK this wasn't just a breaking change but a re-arch of some of the backend. Point being, they may be evolutions but the move to Teams is not just a new front-end. Substantial evolution has happened since we first installed server stacks to support Lync, even though we still see Lync fingerprints and junk dna everywhere.