So for many years I have been attending this event as an exhibitor in a few roles and also a a visitor one year. I’ve see it grow and evolve over time and been to some great talks and discussions. This year I was asked to present in the Microsoft Modern Workplace theatre with […]
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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So you want to communicate with your Office 365 Skype for Business without having an on-premise server. Â Well Pexip Infinity can act as a Edge Server that can federate with Office 365. There is an overview here and a step by step guide here on the Pexip Docs site. However, below are the similar simple
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If you are testing out AWS and Pexip Infinity, you may shutdown your VMs to save some money when you are not testing. However, when you power back on the VMs, Amazon may assign different public IPs to your virtual machines. Â If that is the case, you will need to update your DNS A records
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So I first covered off the Management Node in this post and now we are going to cover off setting up a Conference Node for lab purposes only. Step One – Select Location & Launch Make sure you select the same region as where the management node is located as the AWS datacentres are not
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