Great article from Chris and Robin’s Technology blog on SQL and low RAM situations..
http://blog.chrislehr.com/2014/04/lync-2013-sql-and-low-ram-situations.html
Tuesday 22 April 2014
Thursday 10 April 2014
Lync Codecs
I had some time today to catch up on things so was checking the usual blog list that I read and came across this excellent article by Johan Delimon.
Flashback from Lync Conference : What audio codes does Lync actually use (Now a Dead Link)
It looks like this comes from the MEET400 (Meetings and Media) session from the Lync conference.. I will be checking out the video release once they are released to the public..
Flashback from Lync Conference : What audio codes does Lync actually use (Now a Dead Link)
It looks like this comes from the MEET400 (Meetings and Media) session from the Lync conference.. I will be checking out the video release once they are released to the public..
Friday 4 April 2014
Lync ABS Configuration Tool
I came across an issue today where some contact for an organisation were not being updated/added the the Lync address book.
After some research we found that all users that were missing weren't SIP enabled or didn't have any telephone number assigned within Active Directory.
So I decided to play around with the ABS Configuration Tool to see if we can fix the issue.
The first thing that i noticed was the "Is this Attribute Required?" tick-box.
I wasn't able to find anything that explained how this was working as there are multiple "AD Attribute Name" with this tick-box enabled.
After some playing I "think" I figured out they acted like an "OR" statement, so as long as a user account, contact object or group has one of the values "required" Lync would reference them in the address book update.
The following TechNet article on Administering the Address Book Service has a nice description of what can be referenced in the address book.
The ABS Configuration tool can be found in the Lync 2013 Resource Kit Tools, the Lync Server 2013 Resource Kit Tools Documentation has all the details on the tools, there is a word file in the download but there are things wrong that you notice off the bat, the image from the ABS Configuration tool is actually from the Lync Stress tester.
After some research we found that all users that were missing weren't SIP enabled or didn't have any telephone number assigned within Active Directory.
So I decided to play around with the ABS Configuration Tool to see if we can fix the issue.
The first thing that i noticed was the "Is this Attribute Required?" tick-box.
I wasn't able to find anything that explained how this was working as there are multiple "AD Attribute Name" with this tick-box enabled.
After some playing I "think" I figured out they acted like an "OR" statement, so as long as a user account, contact object or group has one of the values "required" Lync would reference them in the address book update.
The following TechNet article on Administering the Address Book Service has a nice description of what can be referenced in the address book.
The ABS Configuration tool can be found in the Lync 2013 Resource Kit Tools, the Lync Server 2013 Resource Kit Tools Documentation has all the details on the tools, there is a word file in the download but there are things wrong that you notice off the bat, the image from the ABS Configuration tool is actually from the Lync Stress tester.
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