I received a call from a client the other day that their Lync Server 2010 environment could not place outbound calls to the PSTN network. While on the phone with the administrator I had him
It’s been such a busy month with multiple projects on the go that I’ve only been able to whatever caught my eye on my long list of “to-blogs” so while I had these Edge server
I recently had to install a Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Monitoring server for an environment and remembered that I haven’t written a blog post outlining the process and since the opportunity was there, I went
I got a call today from an colleague asking me why he wasn’t able to add or edit Archiving Policy: and Archiving Configuration: … settings in Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Control Panel because all of
I was talking to a fellow Microsoft UC consultant the other day about how: Missed call notifications Voicemail message delivery … worked and realized that I had problems remembering the details of the differences between
Problem You’re trying to request a certificate from your internal certificate authority but the process fails with: > Request CertificateRequest-CSCertificate -New -Type Internal -CA “venus.someDomain.comYour CA X” -Country CA -State “Ontario” -City “Oakville” -FriendlyName “LyncEdge”
I find that I tend to forget a lot of the things I do to validate an OCS 2007 R2 remote access deployment when I spend a few months working on other projects so this
I don’t think the documentation for deploying Lync Server 2010’s Monitoring Server role was clear for the part where you’re asked: Specify the credentials to be used by SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) to access
As some of you have probably come across 2 of my previous posts: Can Microsoft Lync Server 2010 handle extensions that start with a “0”? https://blog.terenceluk.com/2011/02/can-microsoft-lync-server-2010-handle.html Can Microsoft OCS 2007 R2 handle extensions that start
