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Posts Tagged ‘Office Communications Server 2007’
October 5 2009
The World of UC
July 9 2009
Free OCS Public IM connectivity for Windows Live Messenger
Microsoft has made licensing changes on the Public instant-messaging (IM) connectivity supported by Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 (OCS).
Live Communications Server Public IM Connectivity (LCS PIC) license has been renamed to “Office Communications Server Public IM Connectivity (OCS PIC). Those with certain OCS Client Access Licenses (CALs) will no longer require Public [...]
April 26 2009
Instant Messaging inside Outlook Web Access
Outlook Web Access in Exchange Server 2010 offers integrated instant messaging capability right from the browser.
Check this out:
You also see presence information against each contact in an email header.
You can also change your status from the top right corner of the OWA page:
May 21 2008
Address Book Synchronization error on Office Communicator 2007
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After installing the Office Communications Server 2007 (OCS), if your users get an Address book synchronization error, it is probably because they are not able to access the Address Book shared folder that you created during the OCS setup.
Make sure you have verified the configuration as per KB938286.
On the client machine, try [...]
May 19 2008
"Failure [0xC3EC7814] Pool is not ready" while adding OCS Server to Pool
I was trying to get Office Communications Server 2007 (OCS) to work on our environment for the past few days and ran into some challenging issues.
OCS 2007 is being installed on Windows Server 2003 x64 R2 with SP2, and the SQL 2005 back end is on a separate machine. Co-existing the two on the [...]
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