I have implemented this week multiparty conferencing through the new Cisco’s CMS conferencing product. CMS enables Lync and Cisco users to participate in the same conference with a seamless behavior between Lync and Cisco experience. The CMS is excellent for organizations where both Lync and Cisco UC deployments are used. (yes, Cisco is best in Telephony, […]
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Configuration Create a SIP Profile 1. Log into your CUCM web console: https://x.x.x.x 2. From the menu select: Device –> Device settings –> SIP Profile 3. Click Add New 4. Provide a name and configure the SIP profile as per the screen shots below ensure that: a. Early offer support for voice […]
The Lync 2013 Web Scheduler was made for User who need to setup a Web Meeting without having Outlook available. It is a very convenient method and easy to understand. In our Demo Lab, I have documented all necessary steps: So let’s add a new Simple URL. We have three simple commands: $urlEntry = […]
Summary This article explains the authentication mechanisms of the following Skype for Business features: Dial-in conferencing Modern Admin Control Panel Web Scheduler applications Note: We recommend that you use the new Modern Admin Control Panel (MACP) instead of the old Admin Control Panel. This is because the old panel operates on Silverlight technology that is out of […]
The point of this post is to help those that can’t have 2 NIC on 2 separated not routable subnets. I have already encountered some customers whose security team stated that it was technically impossible to deploy an additional subnet on their current security/network infrastructure. Many of you know that Lync Edge Requirements have the following […]
Now and then when publishing the topology, I’ve gotten some warnings that just states one or more of these: Warning: Ace DOMAIN\RTCUniversalGlobalReadOnlyGroup; Allow; ReadProperty; None; None and also later in the log Warning: One or more group access control entries (ACEs) are not ready. This means that not all ACEs are ready after the forest prep, for […]
Segregating addresslists in Skype for Business To segregate companies in Lync we would use the msRTCSIP-GroupingID attribute on the user Object. Default value for this attibute is “<not set>” This would as expected result in the default addresslist 00000……. If we add a value to the attribute i.e : 00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 […]
This post will show how to get PowerShell remoting to work properly with Lync/Skype for Business Server. Since Windows Server 2012 enables PS remoting by default, you don’t need to do anything special to run normal commands like Get-Service, Get-Process, etc… However, when trying to run many specific Skype for Business cmdlets, you may run into […]