One of the common questions I have been asked over the years is why the following error is thrown when an Exchange PowerShell cmdlet is executed on an object in
I’ve been asked several times in the past about the following error that is presented if a user attempts to RDP (remote desktop) to a Citrix XenApp application server: The
Problem You’re attempting to upgrade Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 from CU8 to CU12 but the process fails at the Prerequisite Analysis with: Setup can’t continue with the upgrade because the
Problem You attempt to enable a user for Unified Messaging in Exchange Server 2016 but receive the following error: Extension xxxx is already assigned to another user on the dial
Problem You attempt to launch a NetScaler published Citrix XenDesktop / XenDesktop application or desktop but immediately receive the following error for the desktop: The connection to “XenApp Desktop” failed
Problem You have a pool of desktops that are currently in a status / state where you are unable to use the VMware Horizon 7 administrator console to remove: Deleting
As noted in one of my previous posts: Configuring a custom shell launcher with VMware Horizon View Client on a Dell Wyse 7020 Windows 10 IoT devicehttps://blog.terenceluk.com/2019/03/configuring-custom-shell-launcher-with.html I was recently
As some of you may know, the Office Online Server is the updated replacement for Office Web Apps Server to enable PowerPoint presentation sharing and I’ve recently had the opportunity
