Caffeine Break – 2012.02.17 – Open Agenda
approx attendance: 10
Some Lync discussion
- Offer assistance is more about sharing an app
- hard to use for providing admin
Awesome docs presentation.
- The lync video was small with lots of real estate on the side.
- Perhaps the work flow needs to be tweaked
- The 20 user cap was an issue. Needs to be discussed by Governance.
- adding more converence servers in the future
Lync distribution:
- Keith Sumlar’s SCCM tips helped and works
- Chris Clausen’s GPO also works well
New AD can’t allow delegate GPO policy creation.
- Request new GPO and a shell policy will be created and then you will be given full control on the policy.
- Helps with Audits
- Have a dream to have a web page to allow requesting for GPO’s.
- Low on the priority list
New EDE may be the way in the future to create resources.
Address / resource changes can take 0-48 hours to propogate.
Looking at the possibility of personal auto-archiving rules in the future.
Lync from home on mac delays is caused by caching of the internal servers.
Lync support for Linux.
- VM’s are recommended at the moment.
- Pidgen plugin for IM
- ?Tony Mullen? has been testing this.
- CITES are using IP Phones or Netbooks
Citrix discussion.
- People would like to see this blossom into a campus service
- Can use usb redirect
Library is doing some big upgrades over Spring Break.
Box.net/com pilot was discussed briefly.
Some discussion about chat and whether or not jabber will continue.
- UC may allow persistent chat rooms in the future
- Not sure what to do for undergrad students if jabber goes away.
- If needed, you may want to present business cases to CITES