If you are running Remote Desktop Services (RDS) you likely have an /RDWeb landing page that you would like to reconfigure to make it easier for people to visit. My RDWeb page now looks like the one on the right. If you are interested in customizing the RDWeb page, you might be interested in our […]
In this post, we’ll set out to answer the question of whether or not you should delete the self signed SSL certificate on Exchange 2013/2016 that is installed when you install Exchange. Exchange Default Certificates First, we’ll do some investigation on what certificates are installed by default with Exchange. In this test lab, we have […]
Those of you who have already installed the latest Rollup for Exchange 2010 SP2 Rollup 6 or SP3 may face a problem regarding deleting emails from mailboxes. After installing SP3 or RU6 for Exchange 2010 SP2 users can have a problem with deleting emails from inbox folder. When you try to delete email you can […]
WebSearchOnly is an option that was introduced in Lync 2010 and is still available in Lync 2013. Although it is a great option, I’ve noticed it is not often used in Lync deployments. But why would you? To know the advantages of this option, first let’s look at what it does. What does WebSearchOnly do? WebSearchOnly is a value for […]
I would like to share the backup and restore procedure for a Lync 2013 standard edition server. Current lab setup have two standard edition servers called SE1.fabrikam.com and SE2 fabrikam.com. CMS is located in SE2 , unfortunately SE2 went down due to some reason. I would like to recover the server from scratch. I had […]
If you’re using the next version of Office (That’s Office 2016, Preview available for download here), you’re already using the new Skype for Business client. If you used Lync before and now you find that your address book is not up to date and you get the “Address book synchronizing. Results may not be current” message, […]
I came across a post on the TechNet forums recently where someone was asking a lot of questions about how photos are implemented and managed in Lync. Given that there aren’t many examples around of the behaviour, I thought it was worthwhile writing this up and including some screenshots. How are photos controlled? All control […]
Compliance in the enterprise is a funny thing. Some companies take the approach that they have to save everything forever. Some take the opposite approach that they only keep limited backups, control what the user can save, and purge everything else. This post will describe how to control and prohibit users from saving IM’s to […]