I ran into an issue today that got me frustrated not because I couldn’t solve right away but because I’ve come across this before but forgot what I did to solve it so now that
I’ve been meaning to write a post about recovering / reinstalling SRM 4.1 after having to rebuild one when a client suffered a host failure but never got the chance to until this weekend. The
I’ve been keeping a close eye on when Cisco was going to release their UCS B Series infrastructure 2.0 firmware ever since VMware released vSphere 5 as many customers wanted to know whether they could
To follow up on one of my previous posts: Installing VMware View 4.5 – Composer Server 2.5 and Connection & Transfer Server 4.5 https://blog.terenceluk.com/installing-vmware-view-45-composer/ … I recently had to deploy a new POC environment for
Problem You proceed to install VMware View Composer 4.6 by executing the installation binary VMware-viewcomposer-2.6.0-34155: … but as the install process commences, you are prompted with the following error message: Error 28014. Unable to close
I was asked an interesting question a few weeks ago when I was a part of an vSphere infrastructure start up after a datacenter move. What basically happened was that the virtual machines and hosts
Problem You have OCS 2007 R1 deployed in your environment and began noticing MOC (Microsoft Office Communicator) clients display a notification: … labeled: Cannot Synchronize Address Book … with the error message: Cannot synchronize with
Problem You have OCS 2007 R1 deployed in your environment and began noticing MOC (Microsoft Office Communicator) clients display a notification: … labeled: Exchange Connection Error … with the error message: Communicator could not retrieve
Problem You noticed that after you’ve configured your Avaya AES server in the Trusted application servers node in your Lync Server 2010 topology: … you notice that legacy OCS 2007 MOC clients being having the
Cisco has just released the highly anticipated 2.0 firmware for the UCS B series infrastructure on their public download site. I’m extremely excited to test it out next week!
