Category Archives: Lync

Authentication Prompts in Exchange and Lync

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Mitch Roberson

I recently started a series of Posts titled “It is nice you want to know me, But why do you keep asking” the idea was to give you the administrator the tools to trouble shoot authentication prompts. However I have … Continue reading →

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It is Nice you want to Know me. But why do you keep asking (a discussion on authentication prompts in Exchange and Lync) Part 1

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Mitch Roberson

Account Blog So last week at MEC I held 2 sessions on Authentication prompts. I was actually amazed that the room was a full as it was. And most people indicated they have had some sort of problems with prompts. … Continue reading →

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DNS Load Balancing VS DNS Round Robin

Posted on February 12, 2012 by Mitch Roberson

Aren’t they the Same thing? Well not really, matter of fact they are not even closely related to each other. One DNS round robin is handled by the server. where DNS load Balancing is a function of the client. So … Continue reading →

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