Posts related to Microsoft technologies.
As there are quite a few systems available now, I thought I would do a comparison of them all. Now some are quite different and can be purchased in bundles etc, I’ve sourced pricing from the CDW website as of 19th March 2018 or the Logitech website. Source of data for the above tables Crestron […]
So if you were able to get out to EC18 in Orlando this year, you would have seen all the news. If you didn’t get out there, then hopefully this post will capture all the information relating to video collaboration news. If you are looking for other news or highlights from EC18, check out Tom
Round-up from Enterprise Connect 2018 on video collaboration Read More »
Recently at Microsoft Ignite in Orlando, Microsoft demonstrated a voice call from Microsoft Teams to Skype for Business. There were lots of questions I had around that demo, as what was it actually doing? Fast forward a few weeks and I stumbled upon interop between Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business. Let me set the
Just over a month ago on the 1st August 2017, it was announced that Pexip Infinity Fusion Gateway is now certified for Skype for Business Server. This means that any customers running version 15.1 software and using Pexip as a gateway (Pexip Infinity Fusion), now have a certified solution for Skype for Business Server video
Pexip Infinity Fusion Gateway for Skype for Business Read More »
There are some good documents on setting up the hub and SRS and also some PowerShell scripts too that were first released for the hub, but never saw the light of day for the SRS. One reference is here on the TechNet site and another here in the TechNet gallery (not updated since 2015).
Creating Surface Hub and Skype Room System Accounts – Hybrid Read More »
If you have a standalone server and you are looking at Using Windows 10 to Control Hyper-V Server 2012/2016 then here is a tip on how to control it as it is not domain joined On the Windows 10 Machine Add server name to hosts file in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Go to local services and start up
Using Windows 10 to Control Hyper-V Server 2012/2016 Read More »
