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 wouldn’t say this was extremely interesting but wanted to write a short post to remind myself what was done in case I run into this again in the future. A client had ordered 2
I was able to successfully install SmartSIP as per my last post (https://blog.terenceluk.com/problems-installing-nets-smartsip-run/) but ran into a minor snag when I tried to start the services and this screen is what I’m presented with: Server
Yes, it almost sounds like I had a heck of a lot of issues installing SmartSIP but note the following: I wasn’t using the right package one of the times. The manual said to use
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
The SmartSIP blog posts are a bit out of sync as I’ve posted a troubleshooting one earlier last week but so sorry about the ordering. Problem Went ahead through the install from a package I
Ran into an interesting problem at a client a few months ago while deploying OCS. They had already deployed an OCS standard pool in their environment for testing purposes earlier but decided to get us
Just wanted to make a reminder to myself about what I encountered today: “Just because you were told that there are no port restrictions between the 2 VLANs, don’t count on the information always being
This problem was interesting because it wasn’t so much the SmartSIP software but more of the networking aspect of how the NICs were setup on the Mediation server that had SmartSIP installed. Analyzing the errors:
