Installing Exchange 2019 on Windows 2019 Core

Reading Time: < 1 minute Under the Practical PowerShell flag, we've recently posted an instructional YouTube video showing the installation of Exchange Server 2019 on Windows Server 2019 Core. It's light on PowerShell, but as it is Windows Server Core there is a lot of text screens 😉. The 12 minute video can be seen here, but be sure to maximize your screen for the best experience: If you like the video be sure to like it. We plan to have more instructional videos on

March 18, 2014 Dave Stork Events, Exchange, Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Lync, MEC, Podcast, Update Leave a comment

The UC Architects Episode 35: Service Packed! is available now!

Reading Time: 2 minutes A few days ago episode 35 of The UC Architects podcast went live! Service Packed! With Steve Goodman hosting, joined by John Cook, Michael Van Hybrid, Michel de Rooij, Serkan Varoglu, Ståle Hansen and yours truly. Our editor was the legendary Andrew Price. In this episode we talk (a lot) about Exchange Server 2013 Service Pack 1, a quick review of the new features and the detected Transport bug and how we feel about that one. If you have plans

December 28, 2012 Dave Stork Exchange 2010, Lync, Management, Migration/Transition, Podcast Leave a comment

The UC Architects episode 14 is now available!

Reading Time: < 1 minute Episode 14 is now available for download! It is hosted by Steve Goodman and co-hosts were John Cook, Serkan Varoglu, Johan Veldhuis and Stale Hansen. Christmas Exchange 2010 SP2 RU5 Version 2 Issues with the Windows Management Framework on Exchange 2010 and 2007 Lync Pilot Kit Lync Conference 2013 Tips for early adaptors on Lync 2013 Issues with Live.edu to Office 365 migrations What will be hot in 2013? The newest UC Architects episode is now available from iTunes and

December 18, 2012 Dave Stork Exchange, Exchange 2010, Lync, Podcast, Windows Phone / Mobile Devices Leave a comment

The UC Architects podcast episode 13 is up! With special guest Rick Kingslan (Lync Sr. Technical Writer)

Reading Time: < 1 minute Episode 13 is available for download for a while now! It is hosted by Pat Richard and co-hosts were John Cook, Tom Arbuthnot, Justin Morris and I rambled some lines in there myself . Topics include news stories about the Surface Pro, the new improved Exchange/Lync Connectivity Analyzer website, the revoked Exchange 2010SP2 RU5 update and a lot more. As a special guest we had Rick Kingslan, Microsoft Senior Technical Writer for Lync. We asked him some questions like: How

November 26, 2012 Dave Stork Exchange 2013, Podcast Leave a comment

The UC Architects podcast episode 12 is out. With special guest Greg Taylor.

Reading Time: < 1 minute If you didn’t know yet, Episode 12 of the UC Architects podcast is out. And it is an interesting episode as we had Microsoft's Greg Taylor as a special guest! Greg is a Program Manager within the Microsoft Exchange Product Team and is responsible for the Customer Experience. Before this interview all of the UC Architects members assembled a list of questions, like Exchange 2013 Client Access Server and load balancing, how the end of Threat Management Gateway (TMG) affects

July 3, 2012 Dave Stork Exchange, Lync, Podcast Leave a comment

Episode 2 of The UC Architects is available!

Reading Time: < 1 minute Go get your Lync and Exchange knowledge up-to-date with Episode 2! This time with Pat Richard, John A. Cook, Tom Arbuthnot, Andrew J. Price, and Johan Veldhuis. Michael van Horenbeeck was the editor and I produced the episode.

June 18, 2012 Dave Stork Exchange, Lync, Podcast One comment

The UC Architects Podcast is live!

Reading Time: < 1 minute Since Steve Goodman’s tweet regarding a good Exchange podcast and the first recording, took about two weeks. In that time, 13 IT Pros, MCMs and MVPs have gathered (virtually) and realized a website, LinkedIn page, Facebook page, Twitter page, requested an intro and outro theme (Paul van Geldrop: Thanks!), recorded a podcast via Lync 2010, edited and now published it via the site, iTunes and Zune! This podcast was a lot of fun to do and I’m hoping to do