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
Problem You’re in the process of deploying Monitoring Reports for Lync Server 2013: … and proceed through the deployment but receive the following error: Cannot grant ReportsReadOnly Role to user “domainaccountName”. For details, see the
Problem You’ve successfully deployed Lync Server 2013 and began testing features in the Lync 2013 client but quickly noticed that the following options are greyed out: PowerPoint Whiteboard Poll Q & A Solution While there
Problem You’ve noticed that users are unable to sign into their Lync Client on their laptops when not in the internal network but the Edge server services are up. Performing a trace and reviewing the
There has been plenty of times in the past where I used to dread reviewing the Programs and Features’ View installed updates window in search for a hotfix that I need to remove: This is
Problem You have a new server installed with Windows Server 2012 R2 and need to install .NET Framework 4.5 with other roles and features so you mount the Windows Server 2012 R2 media, launch Windows
Problem You’ve just completed deploying Lync Server 2013 on a Windows Server 2012 R2 server but notice that the Lync Server Management Shell does not load and hangs with a black screen regardless of whether
I recently had to troubleshoot an issue for a client where their log drive filled up and wanted to identify whether there was a device that was generating excessive logs on the Exchange server or
Problem You’re performing a greenfield deployment of Microsoft Lync Server 2013 and execute the Prepare Current Forest step: … but it fails with the error: Prepare ForestEnable-CSAdForest -Verbose -Confirm:$false -Report “C:Usersa-tlukAppDataLocalTempEnable-CSAdForest-[2014_10_15][11_12_50].html”Creating new log file “C:Usersa-tlukAppDataLocalTempEnable-CSAdForest-085d5b10-3f1a-4136-9af5-b128bdc6a4c9.xml”.Enable
Problem You’ve completed a new Exchange Server 2013 migration and began testing mobile devices such as Android and iPhone but noticed that while you are able to go through the setup, no mail is synchronized
