Custom based solution for Lync Server 2010

I am working with a customer which is a school and we are implementing Lync Server 2010 as UC solution. There are few considerations for this solution. The requirements are -
1. The girls should always chat to girls not boys and vice-versa
2. The students from same class should chat and not with other classes.
So, wondering if we have any solution for the same. We dont have time and developer to work on Lync Server SDK and give us the solution.
Thanks and Regards/Harpreet S

Hi,
Yes, please try ethical wall as Saleesh said.
http://windowspbx.blogspot.com/2012/07/controlling-who-has-what-access-to-who.html
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Did you try to download and install the update manually?
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