We have an environment with a Windows Server 2008 R1 64-Bit SP2 server for a web application we host and during a recent maintenance window, one of the developers requested that we install .NET 3.5
We had a client out West who have been undergoing network infrastructure changes and after completing the majority of the project, they began to notice that an error message intermittently gets displayed for users when
I ran into an interesting issue a few months back when a client with OCS 2007 R2 called our support services because all of the translation rules in his location profile simply stopped working. The
Ran into a problem a few months ago while building a MSCS (Microsoft Clustering Services) while verifying the cluster nodes when I would continue to get the following message: An error occurred while executing the
I don’t do quite as much SQL DBA tasks these days as the projects I’ve been working on at the current company aren’t as involved with SQL as the previous company I was with. With
As I mentioned in my previous 2 posts, the installation and configuration wasn’t really special as they were simply screenshots of pretty much the flow of a next… next… next… install. To add some value
As noted in my previous install post (https://blog.terenceluk.com/what-installing-forefront-unified/), the following is the configuration process I went through during the deployment of UAG for DirectAccess: Once I rebooted the server after the install, I went ahead
While this post isn’t anything special, I had to document an install I did for UAG so I thought I might as well make good use of the documentation and post here in case anyone
I’m sure a lot of Exchange UM professionals out there already know this but in case the person reading this doesn’t: Ever wonder where Exchange 2007 pulls the Extension Configuration value when you’re enabling someone
I’m not sure what caused this error when I was uninstalling SmartSIP so I won’t assume that it’s because of the application but rather a combination of the server being Windows Server 2008 R2, the
