Microsoft Lync screen sharing always seems so straightforward. If you can IM someone, screen sharing just seems to work. But, on a recent Lync project, that just wasn’t the case….
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If any of you have purchased a Microsoft Surface Pro or Surface Pro 2 with the intent of using it with Direct Access, you have been sorely disappointed. Surface Pro…
In a multipart series, I’m providing end-users and trainers with shortcuts to efficiently use Microsoft Lync. With Microsoft Lync expanding into more and more organizations, companies are looking at more…
When setting up a Exchange 2013 Database availability Group (DAG) for the first time, you may run into an issue where the database’s Content Index State is listed as “Failed”….
One of the top concerns for companies considering Office 365 is security. Microsoft has a great deal of security features built in, and has compiled a list of the most…
With Microsoft Lync expanding into more and more organizations, companies are looking at more effective ways to have their end users utilize Lync. In a multipart series of blogs, I…
It is no secret the age we live in is based primarily around communication and technology. Technology has become such a crutch to our society that it can directly dictate…
Get your colleagues to say, “Wow!” Showcase the power of Microsoft Lync, by showing them how easy it is to use Lync for conference calls. To do it: Drag a…
For everyone interested in Microsoft Lync and what the future holds for it should be attending the Las Vegas Lync conference in February. From February 18th through the 20th, Microsoft…
Microsoft Exchange Exchange 2013 adds a substantial number of logs to help aid in diagnostics, transport troubleshooting, OWA, etc. These logs are stored by default in “C:Program FilesMicrosoftExchange ServerV15Logging”. While…
