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Just in case you thought would it work or would it not, of course it does. In the below image, I am using Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V Standard Edition with GUI. Pexip Infinity will also run happily on Hyper-V Server (bare metal) too. I am using the Hyper-V role on the standard edition server.
Pexip Infinity with Skype for Business Video Based Screen Sharing (VbSS) With the forthcoming release of version 14, VbSS will be available in point to point calls from the Skype for Business 2016 client to a VTC. This is something difficult to explain so I’ve put together a short video below. In essence, today with
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So there is lots going on in this blog post. Pexip Infinity, Logitech SmartDock Skype Room System, Microsoft Exchange, Polycom VTC The Background Let’s talk around what I am doing before diving into the blog post. Traditionally, enterprises could have the following components in their video network and these were typically based on dedicated hardware
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I was setting up a new Surface Hub & SRS accounts on our Office 365 tenant and it was failing at creating the Exchange account. No reason why. Turns out password policy was the issue, so make sure you use a complex pa$$w0rd123 or something, depending on your tenant settings. Also to get the
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Whilst setting up a new server for Skype for Business (I know it’s not supported but want to test it out), the usual Add-WindowsFeature in PowerShell does not work with Server 2016. You have to use the Install-WindowsFeature instead to add in all the pre-reqs that you need. The other thing I noticed is that
So I updated one of our Lync Server deployments to the latest release. Read through the installation notes and thought this is easy. Snapshot of server taken and then run the update. All looks good and then reboot. Step two was updating the database. Simple task you would think. It failed with flying colours. Turns
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