One of the questions I get asked most frequently about Lync Server 2013 is how to configure the integration with Exchange 2010 OWA so users can use the Outlook Web App for IM because most
I’ve recently received a lot of emails from clients and colleagues about a message prompt that they’ve been receiving on their Lync 2013 clients shown in the following screenshots: Restart Skype for Business You have
I’ve noticed that one of the most common questions I’ve been asked over the past year and a half is whether I had written a blog post to demonstrate how to configure Microsoft Lync 2013
I recently ran into a problem with a new Lync Server 2013 deployment where Lync Meetings set up with the My dedicated meeting (less secure) option would not provide users with audio and video options:
I recently received a call from a client about an issue they had with their Lync Server Management Shell over at their DR location where their Windows Server 2012 R2 Lync Server 2013 Standard DR
Problem You’ve just completed deploying Lync Server Persistent Chat but noticed that you are unable to start the service. Reviewing the Lync Server event logs shows the following errors recorded: Log Name: Lync Server Source:
I’ve noticed that I get asked at least once every few months to look at why sharing PowerPoint presentations in a new Lync Server 2013 deployment with Office Web Apps would fail with the error
I’ve recently been asked by a client whether it was possible to set the Lync 2013 client’s Show Menu Bar option as enabled by default: … and as any IT administrator would respond, my answer
I’ve been reminded several times by my colleagues over the last two years that I never wrote a blog post demonstrating how to federate Lync Server 2013 with Google Talk and my usual response has
I’ve been asked on several occasions over the last 2 years since I’ve written the following post demonstrating how to deploy an Office Web Apps Server: Deploying Office Web Apps Server on Windows Server 2012
