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Author Archives: Kevin Peters
Lync Users Group giving away a trip to the Microsoft Ignite Conference
Hello Everyone, If you haven’t seen it yet, the Lync Users Group is giving away a trip to the Microsoft Ignite Conference. Make your way over to http://LyncUG.com and get registered!
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Deploying Lync 2013 – Part 2
Today we’ll pick up where we left off in Part 1. The focus for this part of the article is to add a second Lync Standard Edition Pool for disaster recovery purposes. When we finish the environment, will have two … Continue reading
OCSGUY QuickUI Updated for Lync 2013 on Server 2012
Hi All, I’ve updated the OCSGuy QuickUI to install pre-req’s for Lync 2013 Front Ends on Server 2012. You can download from the scripts center or here: http://bit.ly/o5w0h2 Enjoy!! (Remember if you borrow the code it is polite to give … Continue reading
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Welcome to Lync 2013 – Part 1
As I’ve done with Lync 2010 and OCS 2007 R2 I’ve decided to write an article on how to deploy Lync 2013. Like in previous years this will be a multi-part post, this being part 1. However; unlike the previous … Continue reading
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Tagged Installing Lync, Lync, Lync 2013 Deployment, Lync Server 2013, Lync2013, Unified Messaging, Wave 15
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Stare and Compare Utility
While working with a customer I found the need to regularly compare different client, voice and conferencing policies. This meant a lot of time spent staring at 2 policies to see what was different. Since I didn’t feel staring at … Continue reading
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Tagged Client Policy, Compare-object, Conferencing Policy, Lync 2010, Lync Compare Policies, Voice Policy
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Lync Phone Edition: Connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable
Today I’d like to talk about certificates and a problem that seems to be becoming more and more common with Lync Phone Edition. The problem is that Lync Phone Edition devices that are tethered receive the message “Connection to Microsoft … Continue reading
Push Notification Fails with a 504 Server Time Out
While troubleshooting push notification failure issues with a client, I found an interesting problem. The client had already configured the SRV record as required (http://blog.ucmadeeasy.com/), and disabled the URL filtering as required (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2664650), but push notification was still failing with … Continue reading
Lync Mobility Server Side Bits Available
Quick update, the MCX package is now available from Microsoft. These bits along with CU4 allow you to turn on Lync mobile client functionality. The client bits will be available on the appstores/mareketplaces for the phone some time before the end … Continue reading
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Tagged Lync 2010, Lync Mobile, Lync Mobile Client, Lync Mobility, Lync Server 2010
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Lync Hardware Load Balancer Monitoring Port
If you are using a hardware load balancer, it will do periodic health checks for Lync to make sure it is distributing the load to servers that are functioning. Because of the checks, you may end up with a large … Continue reading
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Tagged 14502 Lync, Error 14502, LS Protocol Stack, Lync, Lync 2010, Lync load balancer, Lync Server 2010
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