All good things come to an end and that’s also true for MEC 2014. On the day after MEC 2014 it is time to rethink the event. Overall it was an awesome event, despite the dull keynote session although the videos shown there were great, especially the one featuring David Espinoza and Greg Taylor on email innovation:
During MEC 2014 I delivered a presentation on “Backup, Restore and Disaster Recovery” in Exchange 2013. The first part of this presentation was about Mailbox databases and its accompanying transaction log files. In this blog I’ll explain a bit how to replay these transaction log files is a recovery scenario.
Continue reading Replay Transaction Log Files and Offline Backup in Exchange Server
In earlier versions of Exchange you can use the Autodiscoverredirect option to retrieve autodiscover information if your primary SMTP domain in your email address does not match the domain name of the autodiscover DNS record in your Exchange deployment. You’ll face this issue when your Client Access server is using webmail.contoso.com and autodiscover.contoso.com but your email address is john@fabrikam.com. In this case your Outlook client will automatically start looking for a DNS record called autodiscover.fabrikam.com which points to the autodiscover.contoso.com. As a result a certificate warning is presented since the name of the request does not match the name on the certificate.
Continue reading AutodiscoverRedirect in Exchange 2013 SP1 on Windows 2012 R2
During a migration project I ran into a nasty issue where I was not able to perform any outbound calls via the mediation server and the SIP trunk. As soon as I entered a phone number in my Lync 2013 client and hit the ‘dial’ button the call failed, immediately.
Continue reading A call to a PSTN number failed due to non availability of gateways in Lync 2013
Ok, I couldn’t resist it… In my previous blog I wrote about publishing Lync services using a Kemp Load Master. Since I’m not married to Kemp (although you might think differently, and so does Marco 😉 I also have an F5 LTM up-and-running in my lab. Time to have a closer look at the F5 when it comes to reverse proxy with Lync 2013.
Again, in my lab I have a Lync 2013 Enterprise Edition, in the perimeter network I have a Lync 2013 Edge Server, but I will use an F5 LTM load balancer.
Continue reading Using an F5 LTM Load Balancer for Reverse Proxy with Lync 2013
Jaap Wesselius 
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