Thank you very much!

first. After a succesfuly ocs installed in a domain, with all services running, I wanted to install in another domain, but using the same ocs server.

First step: I need to prepare this domain (right?)
Soo, i make the steps of the “Prepare Active Directory”

Easy… that was installed/configured succesfuly

Second step: I need to configure the pool (that’s correct?)

Soo, I ran the install “Configure the pool”; And I get the error:

There are no pools available for this operation.
Please make sure that you have sufficient privileges. If a pool was recently created,
please wait for active directory replication to finish and try again
(Error code:0xC3EC794D)

I made wrong some step? this is the right sequence?

By searching on google, I found some sites that says I need to create a MIIS server (actually ILM server) to make an OCS using two domains. This is true?

Thanks

Regards,
Pablo Bertrao

I also tested with
LCSCmd.exe /domain2 /Action:CheckDomainPrepState

succesfuly again

I made the two ways to prepare a domain. Both of the options worked.

However, OCS just point to me one domain. (domain1.com)

The domain2.com was already prepared, and also have the administrative tools. It has all user and permissions that OCS needs.

Its keeps with the same message. No pools are find in the domain2.com, when I try to enable a user for ocs

The following error happen:

there are no pools available for this operation
Error 0xc3e7f94d

Does I need to create another Enterprise Pool? each one for one domain?

Or can I use the same pool for both domains?

Thank you again,

Pablo Bertrao

You can get the appropriate command from here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb905981.aspx

We have another phone system in place, so we are not utilizing the phone functions in Office Communicator. One of Office Communicator’s integration features is the ability to make a phone call from Outlook. This phone integration feature is pretty strong, and Communicator wants to make the call from Outlook regardless of what other software you have.

I need to know how to remove this call integration feature between Communicator and Outlook 2007. The following reg hack did not work. It only greyed out the Call button in Communicator and still would want to make the call from Outlook.

Here is the reg fix I tried:

On Client machine set the following Registry

1. Click Start, click Run, type Regedit in the Open box, and then click OK.
2. Locate and then click the following registry subkey:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Communicator

3. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
4. Name the new value TelephonyMode .
5. Right-click TelephonyMode, and then click Modify.
6. Click Decimal under Base.
7. In the Value data box, type 5, and then click OK.
8. Quit Registry Editor.

Anyone have any suggestions?

I’ve already installed OCS 2007 sucessfuly in a domain.

Now, I need to add another domain to use OCS. However, I need to use the same OCS server. How can I do that?

I have a trust between this domains. I just need to make the step 3 ? (Configure the pool)

I’ve already installed the administrative tools into my second domain.

When I try to give permission to my user (domain2), it’s not find any pool to add him.

Does you have any idea?

thanks again,

Regards,
Pablo Bertrão