Posts Tagged ‘OCS 2007 R2’
You may recall a while back I blogged on Communicator QoS for MPLS wide area networks, well just today over at The Office Communications Server Blog an excellent post has been published on setting up client-side DSCP tagging for Vista SP1 or SP2. Source: here
Today I was asked the question Why is my office location information not being displayed within Office Communicator? Location information is defined as “endpoint location” and as illustrated in the chart below the viewer has to be a member of your Team or Personal group to be allowed to view. Presence Information Block Public Company […]
A while back I installed Office Communicator 2007 R2 in an R1 environment and interestingly as other sites suggest you can login and use an R1 OCS server with the R2 client. A number of things transpired and therefore I would strongly recommend that you avoid this in production. As you might expect R2 options are not […]
If you are developing an OCS enlightened application the MS Communications Server Team want to hear from you. Head here for more information. P.S. If anyone has developed an application that recognises numbers in e-mails etc. for click-to-call purposes, let me know!
Enda over at Microsoft TechNet Ireland just announced a great event on June 14th, this will focus mainly on Exchange 2010 with a little Office Communications Server 2007 R2 of course, Nathan Winters will be speaking and I from my own experience has an excellent insight into the Exchange platform. Details below: On June 12th the […]
The Office Communications Server codec (RTAudio), is known for being capable of handling network issues and the avoidance of “jitter”. In my experience I would have to say in most cases this is true, however for a large-scale deployments that utilise modern day MPLS networks QoS (Quality of Service) or CoS (Class of Service) are […]
