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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Part 3. How’d ya like to trade in that old PBX for a shiny new OCS environment?
On to OCS… There isn’t much to the mediation install, so we’ll skip over that and go right to the mediation configuration. Keep in mind; you want to have 2 separate network interfaces on your mediation server. One will be used to route traffic to the VoIP gateway and the other 2 the data network. Continue reading
A link to OCS Ignite (for partners)
For anyone who didn’t see it, there is some good training available to MS partners online here: Continue reading
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Something I don’t talk about often – Licensing…
So I’ve found myself with some very useful information I’d like to share with everyone. This is not a normal topic for me, but I see a benefit to discussing *gasp* LICENSING! Continue reading
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Tagged External Connector, Licensing, Live Meeting, OCS, OCS 2007 R2, VCAL, Voice CAL, Wave 14, Wave 15
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We interrupt this regularly scheduled blogcast…. FREE OCS EBooks from Microsoft
I figured this one was worth posting, free OCS ebooks, info here: http://blogs.msdn.com/microsoft_press/archive/2009/06/16/free-e-books-all-ocs-all-the-time.aspx
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Part 2. How’d ya like to trade in that old PBX for a shiny new OCS environment?
So after discussing the things we might want to do with OCS and our legacy PBX, it’s time to roll up our sleeves and take a look at how it all works. This isn’t meant to be a deployment guide by any stretch of the imagination, more of an overview of what will need to be, independent of what PBX or gateway you have. Continue reading
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Tagged gateway, kitchen sink solution, Legacy PBX, OCS, OCS as a PBX, Shiny new OCS
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Part 1. How’d ya like to trade in that old PBX for a shiny new OCS environment?
My schedule has been very full this week with bouncing between a few different clients on OCS, VM Ware, HP Lefthand, Cisco projects, and some remodelling at home. With everything going on I’ve not been able to complete all the documentation … Continue reading
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Tanjay Phones with USB Connection
For everyone out there with the Tanjay style IP phones ( Nortel IP 8540 or Polycom CX700), this minor issue will have your users going crazy. If you provided your users with a USB cable to connect their Tanjay and their computer, they will almost certainly notice this. Continue reading
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Tagged 8540, CX700, Extra Ring, MOC Phone, OCS 2007 R2, Tanjay, USB
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Multi-Party Call Functionality Issue
I’ve reported this one to Microsoft but I’m not sure how long it will take to get the feature added/bug fixed (if they consider it a bug). When calling multiple parties in one call, you won’t be able to enter digits on the 2nd call…. Continue reading
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Tagged can't dial extension, Communicator, MOC, multi-party, mutli-call, no digits passed
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Forwarding calls to an outside number from Response Groups
If you’ve used Response Groups in OCS 2007 R2 like I’ve had, you’ve probably found out the hard way that you can’t forward a call to an outside line. What in the world would you want to do that for you ask? Simple, say you have a 24/7 help desk that utilizes an answering service to cover calls outside of 8×5. Continue reading
Syntax for Creating a New Contact Object for a Response Group
So you want to deploy some hunt groups or IVR’s, however when you open the RGS site you don’t have any contact objects to start with. Here’s a quick look at how we can create these objects Continue reading


