Sometimes is it necessary to change the FQDN of an OCS 2007. A quick post to all those wondering how to do it. Simply changing the FQDN on an existing OCS 2007 server is NOT supported, and the basic OCS functionality will break if you do. The workaround is to uninstall the OCS server, change [...]
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Curtis Johnstone, September 30th, 2008 |
 COMMENTS: One comment In my previous two posts (Communicator Automatic Sign-In Part 1 and Part 2) I explored two common pitfalls to make Office Communicator 2007 Automatic Sign-In work with OCS 2007. In this post I explain one last hurdle: ensuring that the client trusts the Certificate Authority (CA) that issued the certificate used on the OCS 2007 [...] Curtis Johnstone, September 23rd, 2008 |
COMMENTS: 11 comments A frequent question is whether OCS 2007 supports 64-bit. The short answer is “no”, Office Communications Server 2007 is available only in a 32-bit edition (note: January 2009 update – OCS 2007 R2 only supports 64-bit). However, there are two notable exceptions: WOW 64 support allows the 32-bit OCS 2007 to run on a 64-bit version of the [...] Curtis Johnstone, September 17th, 2008 |
COMMENTS: Leave a comment The Microsoft OCS team has recently released a Office Communications Server 2007 Edge Planning Tool. The tool generates 6 reports that are useful for a current Edge server deployment, or in the planning stage for deploying an Edge server. You can read more about the tool here. You can download the tool here. Curtis Johnstone, September 16th, 2008 |
COMMENTS: Leave a comment A quick post for anyone upgrading from LCS 2005 to OCS 2007. The first step in upgrading your LCS 2005 infrastructure to OCS 2007 is to replace the perimeter (e.g. replace your LCS Access Proxies with OCS 2007 Edge Access Servers). This will result in a mixed environment: OCS 2007 on the Edge and LCS [...] Curtis Johnstone, September 15th, 2008 |
COMMENTS: Leave a comment A crucial setting to make automatic Office Communicator sign-in work is ensuring that the correct Subject Name (and possibly Subject Alternative Name) is specified on the certificate which resides on the OCS server where the Communicator client connects (e.g. on the Front-End or Director role). When you look at the Certificate details, the Subject Name [...] Curtis Johnstone, September 14th, 2008 |
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