Use a cable connection instead of a wireless connection.Here are a few quick tips to improve your connection: Use the Remote Connectivity Test to assess your remote connectivity to Skype for Business’ servers. Test Your ConnectionĪn Internet connection that’s not stable or fails to provide you with enough bandwidth may also prevent you from logging in to Skype for Business. It appears this is because Skype for Business already encrypts your data, and login conflicts may potentially occur. It seems that antivirus programs and VPNs sometimes interfere with the Skype for Business login process. Many users suggested that disabling or even uninstalling your antivirus and VPN may fix this SFB login issue. Disable or Uninstall Your Antivirus and VPN You can then try to log in again.įor more information, see Troubleshooting Skype for Business Online DNS configuration issues in Office 365.
Wait five minutes for the changes to take full effect and propagate over the network. Make sure the following service (SRV) and alias (CNAME) records have been added to your DNS host: Try adding the correct DNS entries, and save the changes. One of the most common causes of this error is missing Skype or Lync DNS records for the respective domain. See KB2566790 for details and contact your system admin Fix Skype for Business Couldn’t Find a Skype for Business Server Add the DNS Records for the Domain There might be an issue with the Domain Name System configuration for your domain. Skype for Business couldn’t find a Skype for Business Server for. The error message usually reads as follows: If you keep on getting an error message saying Skype could not find a Skype for Business server for your domain, here are a few suggestions to fix the issue.
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