I’ve been called a few times in the past to look at the issue where Lync Server 2010 or 2013 IM (Instant Messaging) conference no longer works when RCC (Remote Call Control) is configured with
Problem You attempt to create a new desktop catalog but receive the following error while going through the Create Catalog wizard: The naming scheme “DesktopName-###” is already in use Solution While there are a variety
Problem You attempt to remove a Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 DDC (Desktop Delivery Controller) in Desktop Studio: but receive the following error: The requested name is valid, but not data of the requested type was found
Problem You attempt to export the IM logs from a Lync Server 2010 archive database with the cmdlet: Export-CsArchivingData -Identity “ArchivingDatabase:svrsql200801.contoso.internallyncarc” -StartDate 1/1/2010 -OutputFolder “C:ArchivingExports” … but receive the following error: PS C:Userstluk> Export-CsArchivingData -Identity
Problem You noticed that you have an orphaned Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 DDC (Desktop Delivery Controller) that no longer exists in your environment but is shown in Desktop Studio with a red X: Since the desktop
Problem I was recently asked by a client to look into an issue where he had a specific user who would receive the following error when launching any Citrix XenApp 6.5 published applications: The Group
One of the issues I’ve been tackling with over the past week was trying to get HP Virtual Connect Manager version 3.70 to authenticate with a Microsoft NPS (Network Policy Server) server as a RADIUS
Administrators of VMware View 4.x and 5.x would know that View Manager would from time to time fail to complete operations with virtual desktops in pools and eventually leave orphaned or stale virtual desktops in
I have had quite a few clients who continually ask me as to when the Skype and Lync federation details are going to be available and it was not until a week ago when Microsoft
I’ve written a post in the past to demonstrate how to set up a Windows 7 desktop as a KMS server and have received a few requests from various administrators to write one for a
