Comments for Lync'd Up http://lyncdup.com News and ideas from the front line of Unified Communications Thu, 17 May 2012 18:47:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Tom Arbuthnot by Tom Arbuthnot http://lyncdup.com/tom-arbuthnot/#comment-6551 Tom Arbuthnot Thu, 17 May 2012 18:47:28 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/?page_id=469#comment-6551 Lync client can use a cert for sign in, but only after using AD creds. and the cert needs renewing every x days (policy set). You can't use a pin on the pc client, that's for phone only. Thanks Lync client can use a cert for sign in, but only after using AD creds. and the cert needs renewing every x days (policy set). You can’t use a pin on the pc client, that’s for phone only. Thanks

]]> Comment on Lync Technet Forums by Tom Arbuthnot http://lyncdup.com/lync-technet-forums/#comment-6550 Tom Arbuthnot Thu, 17 May 2012 18:44:50 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/?page_id=479#comment-6550 You can't completely remove the options menu. Thanks You can’t completely remove the options menu. Thanks

]]> Comment on Demo of Xstran client side Lync Contact Migrator by Tom Arbuthnot http://lyncdup.com/2012/03/demo-of-xstran-client-side-lync-contact-migrator/#comment-6549 Tom Arbuthnot Thu, 17 May 2012 18:44:00 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/?p=2079#comment-6549 Great, I'm sure no one would discourage another option. Thanks for the comment Great, I’m sure no one would discourage another option. Thanks for the comment

]]> Comment on Exchange Management Console pointing to wrong server “The attempt to connect to http://server.domain.com/PowerShell using "Kerberos" authentication failed” by Tom Arbuthnot http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6548 Tom Arbuthnot Thu, 17 May 2012 18:43:03 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6548 Does the CP work in another server? Prob best to post a thread on Technet Forums and I'll try to take a look. Thanks Does the CP work in another server? Prob best to post a thread on Technet Forums and I’ll try to take a look. Thanks

]]> Comment on Tom Arbuthnot by Gilad http://lyncdup.com/tom-arbuthnot/#comment-6537 Gilad Thu, 17 May 2012 08:01:55 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/?page_id=469#comment-6537 We want to have our employees authenticate with LYNC client as follows: from the campus, using Kerberos. from outside the corporation, using client certificate+PIN (with Edge in the DMZ). Although the client certificate+PIN is mainly used by VoIP telephones, I've read that it is possible to have a user authenticate from LYNC client on a regular PC, using client certificate+PIN. Is if possible? If it's possible, can you reference me to a relevant doc? Thanks, Gilad We want to have our employees authenticate with LYNC client as follows:
from the campus, using Kerberos.
from outside the corporation, using client certificate+PIN (with Edge in the DMZ).

Although the client certificate+PIN is mainly used by VoIP telephones, I’ve read that it is possible to have a user authenticate from LYNC client on a regular PC, using client certificate+PIN.

Is if possible?
If it’s possible, can you reference me to a relevant doc?

Thanks,
Gilad

]]> Comment on Turn off 2nd Incoming Call/Call Waiting Sound in Lync Client by Tobie Fysh http://lyncdup.com/2011/07/turn-off-2nd-incoming-callcall-waiting-sound-in-lync-client/#comment-6520 Tobie Fysh Wed, 16 May 2012 09:38:00 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/2011/07/turn-off-2nd-incoming-callcall-waiting-sound-in-lync-client/#comment-6520 Have had a call open with Microsoft and Jabra on this on the GN9330e and the new Pro930. The reponse is thus: Jabra: "The knock-knock-function for call waiting is injected by us and cannot currently be disabled through our drivers" MSFT: "Even though we disable the second call from the Windows Sound options, it depends on the device manufacturer’s driver design/capacity which should support the same." Very poor as both of these devices are "Optimized for Lync" and appear on the list at: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/gg278173 Have had a call open with Microsoft and Jabra on this on the GN9330e and the new Pro930.

The reponse is thus:

Jabra: “The knock-knock-function for call waiting is injected by us and cannot currently be disabled through our drivers”

MSFT: “Even though we disable the second call from the Windows Sound options, it depends on the device manufacturer’s driver design/capacity which should support the same.”

Very poor as both of these devices are “Optimized for Lync” and appear on the list at: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/gg278173

]]> Comment on Lync Technet Forums by Sundar http://lyncdup.com/lync-technet-forums/#comment-6503 Sundar Tue, 15 May 2012 13:49:37 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/?page_id=479#comment-6503 Ho to disable the option in lync settings LYNC-Options Ho to disable the option in lync settings

LYNC-Options

]]> Comment on Exchange Management Console pointing to wrong server “The attempt to connect to http://server.domain.com/PowerShell using "Kerberos" authentication failed” by Sunny http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6500 Sunny Tue, 15 May 2012 10:22:28 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6500 Heyyy !! I had the same error. I perfromed the above operation but its not resolved .. Help me out please!! When again reconnet my EMC I get the same error again :S :S Heyyy !! I had the same error. I perfromed the above operation but its not resolved .. Help me out please!! When again reconnet my EMC I get the same error again :S :S

]]> Comment on Exchange Management Console pointing to wrong server “The attempt to connect to http://server.domain.com/PowerShell using "Kerberos" authentication failed” by Tom Arbuthnot http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6487 Tom Arbuthnot Mon, 14 May 2012 06:42:38 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6487 Thanks for the comment My favourite comments are the ones that offer me beer :-) All the best Tom Thanks for the comment

My favourite comments are the ones that offer me beer :-)

All the best

Tom

]]> Comment on Exchange Management Console pointing to wrong server “The attempt to connect to http://server.domain.com/PowerShell using "Kerberos" authentication failed” by Gary E http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6368 Gary E Wed, 09 May 2012 20:10:47 +0000 http://lyncdup.com/2011/11/exchange-management-console-pointing-to-wrong-server-the-attempt-to-connect-to-httpserver-domain-compowershell-using-kerberos-authentication-failed/#comment-6368 Your article saved me a ton of frustration. I banged my head on the wall for a couple of hours trying to figure out why my console kept pointing to a server that had been decomissioned. I even opened a trouble ticket with MS and the Exchange Engineering team had no clue. I can't necessarily blame them. Exchange is such a monster and this particular issue appears to be uncommon. In any case, it's a long shot but if you ever find yourself in Las Vegas, Nevada USA. I will buy you a beer. Your article saved me a ton of frustration. I banged my head on the wall for a couple of hours trying to figure out why my console kept pointing to a server that had been decomissioned.

I even opened a trouble ticket with MS and the Exchange Engineering team had no clue. I can’t necessarily blame them. Exchange is such a monster and this particular issue appears to be uncommon.

In any case, it’s a long shot but if you ever find yourself in Las Vegas, Nevada USA. I will buy you a beer.

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