We recently “upgraded” to Office Communications Server 2007, which given that we’re mainly doing it to get the new version of the Windows Messenger chat client (now called Office Communicator) is sort of like buying a house to keep your spare keys in.
It’s been a tricky upgrade, since Walt wanted to share front-end servers with SharePoint and it’s not really designed for that; I’m still working out some of the kinks involving security on address book synchronization. (We had to create new virtual directories beneath the SharePoint web application, then call a custom web.config to load the OCS web application instead. It’s harder than it should be.)
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Office Communications Server: Two steps forward…?
We recently “upgraded” to Office Communications Server 2007, which given that we’re mainly doing it to get the new version of the Windows Messenger chat client (now called Office Communicator) is sort of like buying a house to keep your spare keys in.
It’s been a tricky upgrade, since Walt wanted to share front-end servers with SharePoint and it’s not really designed for that; I’m still working out some of the kinks involving security on address book synchronization. (We had to create new virtual directories beneath the SharePoint web application, then call a custom web.config to load the OCS web application instead. It’s harder than it should be.)
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Feature creep is a major issue for all Microsoft products. I really wish they wouldn’t throw in ten new, flashy — and useless — abilities for every feature you’re ever likely to depend upon.
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