夜心蓝

今天在一个群里看聊，看到说：有个哥们的领导突然问他OSI 7层都有什么功能，我一看我也傻了。做IT的确实不懂这个不行，不懂可能不算太大的错，但是不懂又不问，又不学就是罪过了，百度了一下还真是啥都有，就此..

 
正常在部署完Lync标准版或Lync企业版以后，就可以启用AD账户或者启用联系人的Lync功能了。
启用方式可以针对于AD的单个用户也可以针对于AD的某个OU下的账户进行批量启用。
以下我将针对于单个..

之前看到群里有人提到WW写的一篇批量导入联系人得文章：http://ucworld.blog.51cto.com/811917/477745
说没研究明白，有问题。因为我也没做过这块，然后测试了一下顺便写个总结，确实这块以后会常用。
首先..

项目管理的5大过程分别是：
1）启动过程
2）规划过程
3）执行过程
4）监控过程
5）收尾过程
9大知识领域分别是：
1）项目整合管理
2）项目范围管理
3）项目时间管理
4）项目成本管理
5）项目..

1 MDT部署方案
1.1 MDT介绍
可以将 MDT 2010 用作自动安装方法。使用 MDT 2010 很可能只需要您已拥有的基础结构，没有别的要求（文件服务器是唯一的基础结构要求）。使用 MDT 2010 作为自动安装方法，可..

1 角色安装
1.1 Domain和DNS安装
1.1.1 首先在Windows Server 2008中的<运行>处输入yexin回车
附：服务器的IP地址为固定IP地址192.168.1.241，DNS指向本地计算机IP

1.1.2 经过稍等后点击<下一步>

1.1.3 在这里我们点击<在新林中新建域>，并下一步

1.1.4 输入域名并下一步
1.1.5 选择林功能级别，并下一步

1 配置Exchange 2010常用功能
1.1 使用EMC创建新的Exchange证书
1.1.1 在控制台树中，单击“服务器配置”

1.1.2 在操作窗格中，单击“新建 Exchange 证书”可打开新建 Exchange 证书向导。此向导将帮助您确定 Exchange 组织所需的证书类型。

1.1.3 输入证书的友好名称,点击下一步

1.1.4 不启用通配符证书，点击下一步

 
1 部署Exchange 2010
1.1 安装Exchange2010sp1
1.1.1 运行Exchange安装盘，点击运行Setup.exe

1.1.2 点击步骤3：选择Exchange语言选项

1.1.3 点击仅从DVD安装语言

1.1.4 点击步骤4安装Microsoft Exchange

1 规划.. 3
1.1 拓扑图... 3
1.2 规划说明... 3
2 Exchange服务器更改IP地址及加域.. 3
2.1 更改IP地址... 3
2.2 更改计算机名... 8
3 Exchange扩展域.. 12
3.1 安装ADDS管理工具... 12
3.2 准备Exchan..

Lync前端拓扑未发布前的分析：
1、 在ADSI编辑器中查看Lync服务器的属性

2、 查看数据库中的表，在默认安装好的数据库中有以下4个库

3、 查看Lync共享文件夹

4、 尝试在没有拓扑的环境中下载拓扑，查看有何报错

Windows Live Writer 2011

本页提供了有关 Windows Live Writer 2011 的最新信息或其他信息。


全部隐藏
创建共享空间帐户时可能出错

如果您要创建共享空间日志，但在登录 Windows Live 时出现了意外错误，请转到共享空间完成创建日志。日志创建完成之后，打开 Writer，添加此日志帐户。


尝试登录 Windows Live 时，可能收到阻止帐户的错误消息

如果看到“用户帐户已被阻止”的错误消息，打开 Web 浏览器，转到 Windows Live帐户 ，然后用相同的 Windows Live ID 登录。联机登录后，转回到 Writer，再次用相同的 Windows Live ID 尝试登录 Windows Live。


从 Microsoft Word 中复制的某些图片可能无法粘贴到日志中

由于 Writer 不支持用矢量标记语言 (VML) 来显示图片，如果在 Word 中打开 VML，则可能无法显示从 Word 中复制到 Writer 中的日志的图片。
关闭使用 VML 显示图片



打开 Microsoft Word。


单击“文件”选项卡或“Microsoft Office 按钮”，然后再单击“选项”或“Word 选项”。


在“Word 选项”对话框中，单击“高级”。


在“常规”下，单击“Web 选项”。


清除 “利用 VML 在浏览器中显示图形”旁边的复选框，然后单击“确定”。

问题
在一个阳光明媚的早晨，我的合作伙伴工程师在学习部署完Lync Server2010后遇到了个问题，无法打开Lync Server 2010控制面板，如下图：

后来他给我发来了一下几张截图：
1、 服务器服务

2、 时间查看器中的问题事件

3、 IIS管理器截图

· Planning, Deploying, and Monitoring Mobility · Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Published: December 2011 This document is provided “as-is”. Information and views expressed in this document, including URL and other Internet Web site references, may change without notice. Some examples depicted herein are provided for illustration only and are fictitious. No real association or connection is intended or should be inferred. This document does not provide you with any legal rights to any intellectual property in any Microsoft product. You may copy and use this document for your internal, reference purposes. Copyright ? 2011 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
· Contents Planning for Mobility........................................................................................................... 1 Mobility Features and Capabilities..................................................................................... 1 Topologies and Components for Mobility.......................................................................... 2 Technical Requirements for Mobility.................................................................................. 3 Defining Your Mobility Requirements................................................................................ 9 Capacity Planning for Mobility........................................................................................ 11 Deployment Process for Mobility.................................................................................... 16 Deploying Mobility............................................................................................................ 18 Creating DNS Records for the Autodiscover Service........................................................ 19 Installing Cumulative Update for Lync Server 2010: November 2011.................................. 22 Setting Internal Server Ports for Mobility.......................................................................... 23 Installing the Mobility and Autodiscover Services............................................................. 24 Modifying Certificates for Mobility.................................................................................. 26 Configuring the Reverse Proxy for Mobility...................................................................... 28 Verifying Your Mobility Deployment................................................................................ 31 Configuring for Push Notifications.................................................................................. 32 Configuring Mobility Policy............................................................................................. 34 Monitoring Mobility for Performance................................................................................... 36 Monitoring for Server Memory Capacity Limits................................................................. 37 Monitoring Mobility Service Usage.................................................................................. 38 Monitoring IIS Request Tracing Log Files......................................................................... 38 Configuring Mobility Service for High Performance.......................................................... 38 Mobility Performance Counters....................................................................................... 39 · Planning for Mobility When you deploy cumulative update for Lync Server 2010: November 2011, you can deploy the mobility feature to provide Microsoft Lync 2010 functionality on mobile devices. This section provides details about the mobility feature and how to plan for deploying it. · In This Section · Mobility Features and Capabilities · Topologies and Components for Mobility · Technical Requirements for Mobility · Defining Your Mobility Requirements · Deployment Process for Mobility · Mobility Features and Capabilities The mobility feature in Lync Server 2010 supports Lync functionality on mobile devices. When you deploy the Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Mobility Service, users can use supported Apple iOS, Android, Windows Phone, or Nokia mobile devices to perform such activities as sending and receiving instant messages, viewing contacts, and viewing presence. In addition, mobile devices support some Enterprise Voice features, such as click to join a conference, Call via Work, single number reach, voice mail, and missed calls. Note: Not all features work exactly the same on all mobile devices. For details about features supported on mobile devices, see Mobile Client Comparison Tables. For details about supported devices and operating systems, see the requirements topics under Planning for Mobile Clients. When you use the Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Autodiscover Service along with the Mobility Service, mobile applications can automatically locate Lync Server Web Services without requiring users to manually enter the URLs in their device settings. Manually entering URLs in mobile device settings is also supported, primarily for troubleshooting purposes. The mobility feature also supports push notifications for mobile devices that do not support applications running in the background. A push notification is a notification that is sent to a mobile device about an event that occurs while a mobile application is inactive. Examples of events that can result in a push notification are missed instant messaging (IM) invitations or missed calls. The Mobility Service, Autodiscover Service, and support for push notifications are provided in the cumulative update for Lync Server 2010: November 2011. · Topologies and Components for Mobility To support Lync mobile applications on mobile devices, the cumulative update for Lync Server 2010: November 2011 provides three new services. This section briefly describes these components and identifies the Lync Server 2010 topologies that support mobility. · Mobility Components The new services that support mobility are as follows: · Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Mobility Service   This new service supports Lync 2010 functionality, such as instant messaging (IM), presence, and contacts, on mobile devices. Note: For a complete list of supported Lync features on mobile devices, see Mobile Client Comparison Tables. The Mobility Service is installed on every Front End Server in each pool that is to support Lync functionality on mobile devices. When you install the Mobility Service, a new virtual directory (Mcx) is created under both the internal website and the external website on your Front End Servers. · Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Autodiscover Service   This new service identifies the location of the user and enables mobile devices to locate resources, such as the internal and external URLs for Lync Server Web Services and the URL for the new Mobility Service, regardless of network location. Automatic discovery uses hardcoded host names (lyncdiscoverinternal for users inside the network and lyncdiscover for users outside the network) and the SIP domain of the user. It supports client connections using either HTTP or HTTPS. The Autodiscover Service is installed on every Front End Server and on every Director in each pool that is to support Lync functionality on mobile devices. When you install the Autodiscover Service, a new virtual directory (Autodiscover) is created under both the internal website and the external website on both Front End Servers and Directors. · Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Push Notification Service   This service is a cloud-based service that is located in the Lync Online datacenter. When the Lync mobile application on a supported Apple iOS device or Windows Phone is inactive, it cannot respond to new events, such as a new instant messaging (IM) invitation, a missed instant message, a missed call, or voice mail, because these devices do not support mobile applications running in the background. In such a case, a notification, called a push notification, for the new event is sent to the mobile device. The Mobility Service sends the notification to the cloud-based Push Notification Service, which then sends the notification either to the Apple Push Notification Service (APNS) (for supported Apple iOS devices) or to the Microsoft Push Notification Service (MPNS) (for Windows Phone), which sends it on to the mobile device. The user can then touch the notification on the mobile device to activate the application.

The following tables compare the features and capabilities among Microsoft Lync 2010 mobile clients and the Lync 2010 desktop client in the following categories:

Sign-in, sign-out, and..