Posts related to Microsoft technologies.
Update as of April 2018: I have a new article here about the latest working features with Skype Meeting Broadcast. So I’ve been playing around with Skype Meeting Broadcast which is a great tool for broadcasting large meetings (up to 10,000 users) using just your Skype for Business Client. Really simple and easy to […]
As you may be aware, Microsoft offer Windows Hyper-V Server 2012 (and soon 2016) as a free hypervisor. I have been doing some testing to see the performance for Pexip Infinity. So, here goes on setting up Pexip Infinity Conference Node with the free Microsoft Hyper-V 2012 (also tested with 2016 with the same results). This
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Virtual Audio & Video Drivers As I am building out some demos and the servers are accessed over a VPN to another country, it can be difficult to test all features, so being able to test “inside the network” can prove useful. Tom Arbuthnot published a blog post a few year back highlighting the use
So I rebuilt my Surface Pro 3 and was struggling to connect back to the corporate on premise Exchange Server which is 2010. After a bit of research it turns out Outlook 2016 is trying to use Exchange Active Sync (EAS) to connect which Exchange 2010 and the two are not happy together. I came
So I’ve had my US type cover for about a year now and used the Windows Key + Space to toggle keyboard layouts so I could get the £ and \ signs, slight pain but so be it. When Microsoft launched the Surface Pro 4 and new Type Cover being upgraded, I was very keen
So I wanted to experience a SfB lab as I’ve already used LCS, OCS, OCSR2, Lync 2010 and Lync 2013, so SfB was a natural progression. Following Jeff Schertz’s blog was great as it included everything I needed. Part one and part two. However I came across one issue when publishing the topology. It would
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