Every once in a while I get asked what do I use at home/small office and today I figured what a great opportunity to blog about home WiFi. So this is a new post in my What I Use series. Before continuing, it should be noted that I purchased all of the equipment I’m about
Overview One of the most noticeable changes from Skype for Business (SfB) to Lync Server 2013 is the client user interface. First, the Lync 2013 client will simply become the SfB client. The client will ship with two UI’s or skins. This will allow administrators to choose which one works best for their environment. Second, the SfB
It’s been nearly a year since I’ve done a “what I use” article. My inspiration for this concept is from Paul Thurrott’s. I find his article interesting and given the daily e-mails about “what do you use here” I thought I would write one up again. As always, if you have questions use the commends
So over the past year I have gotten all sorts of random requests to review books, blog posts and all sorts of random content. Typically I just ignore the requests and move on with my day but a couple weeks ago I said yes to reviewing “Getting Started with Microsoft Lync Server 2013” by Fabrizio
There were several new features added as part of CU2/July Security Patch – http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39555. The following is a rundown of those new features. Meeting Join from the Lync Client In addition to joining meeting from Outlook, users can now join meeting directly from the Lync 2013 CU2 Client. The meetings tab will display all calendar
In our previous three posts about understanding voice routing we investigated outbound dialing from both the Dialing Behavior, Routing & Authorization levels and In-Bound Routing. In this post we are going to explore Inter-Trunk routing or as Microsoft now refers to it as Basic Session Management. Investigating Dialing – Dialing Behaviors Investigating Dialing – Routing