Possible to Connect Lync 2010 Client Without Lync Server?

I'm currently running CUCM 7.1.5 and CUPS 8.6.3 in conjunction with CUPC 8.5.x, and I'm just curious to know if it's possible to connect the Lync 2010 client to CUCM/CUPS for IM and phone control without the use of a Lync Server.

Thanks, I didn't think so... but a misinformed sales rep suggested it was.
If I just want to tie CUCM and Lync together, do I need anything special (UC Integration for Lync?) or is it possible to do it with just a SIP interface?

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I wan to make a system act like hamachi or logmein (websever & clients).
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Edited by: tulous on Nov 20, 2008 7:40 PM
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tulous wrote:
I know, so if you want to use a remote control tool such as: VNC, remote desktop you must config on router or server. But even if you had a proxy(permit port 80) when you type www.sun.com you will get data from it, this data was sent from Sun to your proxy and in some way the data was return to your browser. So i think if we have enough information(it come from the webserver) we could init a connection between 2 client. An example of this is Hamachi.
At first 2 hamachi clients connect to a server of hamachi, when they have their id, a tunnel between 2 clients was established without any configuration on proxy(certainly that server did not deny port of hamachi). From now 2 clients can exchange data not through the server. The same in logmein, you can remote desktop any where with zero configuration, but the speed is guarantee because they contact to server for query information, but the data was transmited directly. Sorry if i make mistake.It doesn't work the way you think.
There is a proxy or you have to have one side listening with a ServerSocket and have ports opened as needed. You can't create a Socket connection on server A between clients B and C and then pass it off to clients B and C and magically they just talk to each other.
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I have a Oracle 7.3.3 Server running on a SCO OpenSever 5.0.5 and a Oracle 8i Client 8.1.6.0.0 on a RedHat Linux 6.2.
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I don't have a 64 bit instance, but maybe another test will be usefull, try to get a connection with sqlplus on the server but via sqlnet like "user/passwd@tnsentry" I think if that also is not possible it is not the 64 bit issue but more that the listener itself coundn't etsablish a db connection, be aware tnsping is only testing if the listener is running and do not check if the listener is able to connect to the db.
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Syclo : Error in connecting Work Manager Client with Agentry Server

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Hi Michael,
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UPASSWORD=
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