About
Nov 25th 2006
Desmond is a technology enthusiast and founder of the Swiss IT Pro User Group, an independent, non-profit organization championing Microsoft and related technologies. He shares his keen passion on Lync Server/Mobile, Exchange, PowerShell/C-Sharp (C#), security, enterprise infrastructure, cloud computing, messaging, unified communications and collaboration (UCC), project management and virtualization. Desmond frequently volunteers in many community activities such as TechNet Forum moderator (Lync/OCS, Windows Server/Hyper-V/PowerShell, etc.), public newsgroups and IT Pro user groups worldwide.
He is a speaker at major international events and has authored a number of technical articles and case study for popular publications such as mcpmag.com, Exchange and Outlook Pro VIP magazine, Windows IT Pro magazine, Simple-Talk and sans.org. An avid sport fan in scuba diving, snowboarding, photography, travel, fine wine and cuisine plus a whole lot more.
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darkstar on 10 Dec 2008 at 7:16 pm #
Lee,
I noticed you had a post about software that will run under server 2008. I am trying to run Office Communicator 2007. The program installs fine. My audio devices work fine under windows. I’ve gone through the configure audio wizard in Communicator. When I try to call a number, I can hear it ringing briefly, then it comes up with the following message in the call windows:
“One or more audio devices are not configured. To configure your audio devices, click Set Up Audio and Video on the Tools menu”
I’ve tried various headsets, usb, nonusb, pc speaker, etc. They all work find under windows, and they all appear to configure correctly in the Communicator wizard, yet I cann’t get this error to go away. Another strange thing is that if i call someone, they can hear me, but I cann’t hear any audio from them.
Do you have any ideas?
Jeremy
jbarnard [at] gianteagle [dot] [com]