12/20/2016 – Updated to include alternate IP-to-IP Routing configuration SIP OPTIONS requests are a crucial piece of functionality for Lync/Skype4B deployments, but even so, OPTIONS requests are utilized within other Unified CommunicationsRead More…
This issue was discovered during an SBA upgrade from Lync Server 2010 to Lync Server 2013. While the issue does have a few random musings out on the Internet that seemed to be loosely-relatedRead More…
This is a continuation of the series on E9-1-1 within Skype4B Server and Lync Server. Today, we begin to look at configuration required for our PSTN Gateway and additional coordination required withRead More…
This is a continuation of the series on E9-1-1 within Skype4B Server and Lync Server. Today, we begin to take our emergency requirements and turn them into a logical configuration within Skype4B.Read More…
This is a continuation of the series on E9-1-1 within Skype4B Server and Lync Server. Today, we begin to take some concepts and structure them around the capabilities provided within Skype4B. Skype4BRead More…
Planning for and deploying emergency services within Skype4B/Lync is in my top-three items that customers simply fail to understand both from a technical level and from a policy level. Some people don’tRead More…
Call forking, or in Skype4B parlance ‘Sim-Ring’, can be a nasty business both from a technical perspective and from an end-user perspective. One can certainly arrive at potential use cases for callRead More…
This is one of those “long overdue” posts that inevitably comes back to rear its ugly head from time to time. If you are deploying Lync Server, Skype for Business Server, orRead More…
High availability is crucial for any critical application utilized by an enterprise. High availability can refer to different things when you ask different IT professionals, but the core of the definition isRead More…