As noted in one of my previous posts: CS 14 configuration information redundancy between servers (https://blog.terenceluk.com/cs-14-configuration-information/), CS 14 was designed to be less dependent on the backend SQL server and
Day 2 – Module 06 Migration restrictions: 1. Tri-mode is not supported. You cannot have R1, R2 in your environment when you migrate to CS 14. 2. LCS to CS
Day 1 – Module 04 As many beta documents have pointed out, CS 14’s server configuration is now replicated between servers so each has a local copy within SQL Express
You are now able to manipulate the number going out via a, say Redmond or Toronto gateway such as the following example: User calls +4165555555 to translate this to +14165555555
Day 1 – Module 03 I’ve always been unhappy when I forward calls from my main office line to my cell phone number when I’m on the road because the
Day 1 – Module 03 I ran into an issue with a client awhile ago when trying to configure a SIP trunk and realized that the mediation server had a
Day 1 – Module 02 As many OCS 2007 R2 administrators may know, if a user makes a call to a non-existent extension, the route of the call will fail
Day 1 – Module 2 While virtualization for server roles are going to be supported but have yet to be finalized, client virtualization technologies such as Citrix is supported for
