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re: Workaround for Ring Back Issues in Office Communications Server

COSBen — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 04:42:06 GMT

I've been running around in circles for a few months ever since we moved our headquarters - didn't realize we already had this script installed - turns out we do, but it's not working anymore.

Anyone know of any updates to Server 2008 / MOC that would have broken this? My users are really giving me problems because no one hears any ringing when they call us anymore.

I've got this post BM'd - would appreciate a response if anyone knows. Thanks!

re: Workaround for Ring Back Issues in Office Communications Server

Sulinm — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 14:08:47 GMT

For Lync

New-CsServerApplication -Identity "Service:Registrar:lyncpool.domain.com/Ringing" -Uri "www.contoso.com/RespondWithRinging" -ScriptName "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Lync Server 2010\scripts\RespondWithRinging.am" -Enabled $true -Critical $true

re: Audio Conferencing with PSTN Attendees Prior to a Leader Joining

Vik Kolli — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 19:15:14 GMT

The conference attendant usually announces "If you are the leader, enter your pin…". We are not prompted for pin or extensions if we are just joining as a conference member. Will this update change the announcement?

re: Workaround for Ring Back Issues in Office Communications Server

Marijan — Fri, 27 May 2011 13:01:18 GMT

Hello

How to implement this script on LYNC Fron-End?

Thanks!

re: Outbound PSTN Calling from an OCS Response Group

Doug Lawty — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 16:17:26 GMT

@Peter: If the SIP URI of your RGS workflow is helpdesk@contoso.com and the voice policy you want to assign it is RGSVoicePolicy, this PowerShell line will do it:

Get-CsApplicationEndpoint sip:helpdesk@contoso.com | Grant-CsVoicePolicy -PolicyName RGSVoicePolicy

re: Outbound PSTN Calling from an OCS Response Group

Peter Pawlak — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 00:04:17 GMT

Hey Doug - since WMI is gone in Lync, do you know of a way to assign a Voice Policy to a Lync RGS.

re: Communicator Automatic Configuration and Split-Brain DNS

Betsy — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 21:14:06 GMT

This works perfectly for our OCS installation. However, our live meeting with more than 2 internal participants does not work. it works with external/internet users. I think it has to do with DNS records also. Will creating zones for sipinternal.domain.com work in the same manner? I'll give it a shot..

re: Workaround for Ring Back Issues in Office Communications Server

Doug Lawty — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 15:01:52 GMT

@Alex, Andrew: The most common problem with the script not running has been that it isn't positioned high enough in the order. Please make sure that it appears *above* User Services in the list of Front End Scripts.

re: The Director Component in OCS: Traffic Flow, Authentication, and Use Cases

Doug Lawty — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 14:58:35 GMT

@Rikard: Yes, you are correct. There is no requirement that the SRV record for internal users point to the director. If you only have one internal pool, it makes perfect sense to point the internal users directly to it. If you have more than one internal pool, pointing users to the director begins to make more sense (but still not required).

re: The Director Component in OCS: Traffic Flow, Authentication, and Use Cases

Rikard — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 16:08:41 GMT

Do I have to point the internal SRV-record towards the director if I only want it to handle authentication of my external users?

As I understand I specify the director as the next hop (internal) on the edge server. So all externa users will be sent to the director for authentication. Internal users shoud be able tp "by-pass" the director and go directly to the load balancer, right?

Thank you

Rikard