While this particular problem isn’t specific to OCS 2007 R2 or Lync Server 2010, I happened to come across it during one of my deployments. Let’s first start by providing some background information on the
While this informational message can be caused by various reasons, here’s the list that I could think of off the top of my head: You’ve just completed virtualizing a server to a virtual machine and
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
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’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
While this warning is pretty generic and can caused by a lot of other reasons, it was interesting to see that this error applies to a Windows 2008 R1 server if you have the “NetBIOS
I had to leave SunGard today in Mississauga and head back to an office for an interview for a potential hire. The position was for a Microsoft SC and since the candidate indicated he knew
Ran into this problem during the preproduction deployment at a client when I converted a DVD that the client provided me into an ISO. “A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have
This may be common knowledge but I always forget this after a few weeks: How do I know when the server was restarted? I’ve always gone with what I call the “lazy” way by just
It’s easy to figure out how to do this but this has always been one of those “Windows Server 2008 R1” default settings that drives me crazy after I complete a clean install of the
