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WOW.... patients is not my strong suit... they should up today.<br />
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Side question Lync server seems to be having issue looking up users through LDAP. Were can I verify LDAP setting, or do I need to uninstall and reinstall Lync?
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WOW.... patients is not my strong suit... they should up today.

Side question Lync server seems to be having issue looking up users through LDAP. Were can I verify LDAP setting, or do I need to uninstall and reinstall Lync?

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I have installed a standard Lync 2010 Server, also our OCS 2007 server is still running.<br />
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Install went pretty well without a hitch.<br />
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I am testing Lync with user etest1 and etest2. Etest1 can chat with &nbsp;Matt(user on OCS) and search and find all OCS users in the Lync client with no issue.<br />
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However if I search for from any Lync user for another Lync user the Lync client returns no results. I found a work around to this issue. If I send a meeting invite URL from one lync user to another Lync user, the two users can chat, video, share, everything works.<br />
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I have check event Logs on Lync server and there are no error, warnings, and none of the information events are standing out as an issue.<br />
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Does anyone have any ideas....<br />

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I have installed a standard Lync 2010 Server, also our OCS 2007 server is still running.

Install went pretty well without a hitch.

I am testing Lync with user etest1 and etest2. Etest1 can chat with  Matt(user on OCS) and search and find all OCS users in the Lync client with no issue.

However if I search for from any Lync user for another Lync user the Lync client returns no results. I found a work around to this issue. If I send a meeting invite URL from one lync user to another Lync user, the two users can chat, video, share, everything works.

I have check event Logs on Lync server and there are no error, warnings, and none of the information events are standing out as an issue.

Does anyone have any ideas....


OCS 2007 Migration to Lync 2010

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