As with my previous post about deploying Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Edge Server, I’ve had these Archiving server deployment screenshots for awhile but never got the chance to put them together so now that I’m on a plane flying off to Charlotte, North Carolina for
I received a call from a client the other day that their Lync Server 2010 environment could not place outbound calls to the PSTN network. While on the phone with the administrator I had him do a few tests for me and it appears that
It’s been such a busy month with multiple projects on the go that I’ve only been able to whatever caught my eye on my long list of “to-blogs” so while I had these Edge server deployment screenshots for awhile, I never really got the chance
I recently had to install a Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Monitoring server for an environment and remembered that I haven’t written a blog post outlining the process and since the opportunity was there, I went ahead and took the screenshots. The installation is pretty straight
Awesome site for Microsoft Lync Server 2010 resources. Whether you’re just starting to get your feet wet or already a seasoned expert, there’s plenty of resources ranging from Customer Stories: … to White Papers: … to Architecture Considerations: … and much more! This site is
I got a call today from an colleague asking me why he wasn’t able to add or edit Archiving Policy: and Archiving Configuration: … settings in Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Control Panel because all of them were grayed out. I was told that he’s done
I was talking to a fellow Microsoft UC consultant the other day about how: Missed call notifications Voicemail message delivery … worked and realized that I had problems remembering the details of the differences between the 2 and while most of it came back after
I was recently asked to look at a problem someone had running the Setup or Remove Lync Server Components step when setting up a Lync Server 2010 Monitoring server. As the wizard begins to setup the monitoring server components, it would fail when checking the
I was initially disappointed that the validation tool OCS 2007 R2 administrators were accustomed to have was no longer offered in Lync Server 2010 but as it turns out, the Resource Tool Kit now offers a tool named Topology Validator. While the validator isn’t quite
Problem You’re trying to request a certificate from your internal certificate authority but the process fails with: > Request CertificateRequest-CSCertificate -New -Type Internal -CA “venus.someDomain.comYour CA X” -Country CA -State “Ontario” -City “Oakville” -FriendlyName “LyncEdge” -KeySize 2048 -PrivateKeyExportable $True -Organization “Your CA” -OU “IT” -DomainName
