[Document 6] All about Skype for business in one document

Microsoft Skype for Business for Windows Phone is an app that brings Skype for Business meetings, presence, instant messaging (IM), voice, and video capabilities to your mobile device. You can choose from multiple ways to communicate with others by using either Wi-Fi only or your cellular data connection when you’re not connected to Wi-Fi.

Topics in this guide include:

 

• Where to get Skype for Business for Windows Phone
• Signing into Skype for Business for the first time
• Participating in Skype for Business meetings
• Setting your status and a personal note
• Working with contacts
• Working with conversations
• Using call forwarding and voicemail
• For more information

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Lync - OCS - Skype for business shows wrong title

Lync/OCS Shows Wrong Title

ISSUE:

Office communicator / Lync / Skype for business shows wrong title information.


STEPS:

Login to the user machine and go to Run and type the command %localappdata% as shown in figure.

This will take you to the local files.

Now go to the path

Microsoft\Communicator and then select the user sip address. (for Lync select the folder microsoft Lync)

Make sure user is logged off from Office Communicator.

Check if GalContacts and Galcontacts.db.idx file is available.

If so delete those file manually after signing off from OCS.

Open command prompt and run the command as below.
reg add HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Communicator /v GalDownloadInitialDelay /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f

If the user doesn’t have an access then follows the steps below.

Go to command prompt and right click by pressing the shift button. The screen appears as below.

Click on Run as a different user.

Login with your credential.

Now in the command prompt enter the command as below

reg add HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Communicator /v GalDownloadInitialDelay /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f

Now open the office communicator and check the status.

How do I reset a computer’s domain account

How do I reset a computer’s domain account?

Normally, computers’ domain accounts are self-maintaining. Computers authenticate to the
domain automatically upon startup, and periodically change their domain passwords without
your intervention. However, it is possible for a computer’s domain account to have problems,
which can require you to reset the account.
Resetting a computer’s domain account will break the link between the computer and the domain.
The computer will have to be joined to a workgroup (thus removing it from the domain), then re-joined
to the domain.

Resetting the Account

You can reset a computer account by using either the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in or a command-line utility. To use Active
Directory Users and Computers, open Active Directory Users and Computers, and locate the
computer’s account. By default, Active Directory places computer accounts in the Computers
container. However, your organization might place computer accounts in another organizational
unit (OU). Right-click the computer account, and select Reset from the context menu.

(You can’t perform this procedure with a domain controller. Generally, there’s no need, as the
computer can always contact itself to reset its own password. However, if a domain controller’s Active)

Directory account becomes unsynchronized, you’ll have to use DCPromo to remove and reinstall
Active Directory.
To use a command-line utility, run

dsmod computer computername –reset

replacing computername with the name of the computer you want to reset.

You must be a Domain Administrator, Enterprise Administrator, or have the appropriate delegated
permissions to perform these tasks.



Rejoining the Domain :

Once its account is reset, a computer will be unable to authenticate to the domain. Essentially,
you’ve changed the computer’s password and have no way to tell it what the new password is.
The only solution is for you to remove the computer from the domain, then rejoin it to the
domain.

A side effect of the computer being unable to authenticate to the domain is that no users will be able
to log on to the computer by using domain credentials.
To rejoin the domain on a Windows XP Professional computer (the process for Windows 2000—
Win2K—is similar), right-click My Computer, and select Properties from the Context menu. On
the Computer Name tab, click Change. Select Workgroup, and click OK to close all dialog
boxes. You will need to restart the computer. Return to the Computer Name tab after restarting,
and click Change again. Select Domain, provide the appropriate domain name, and click OK.
You will need to provide the appropriate user credentials to add the computer back into the
domain. After completing these steps, the computer should be able to authenticate to the domain.
Restart the computer and ensure that the domain logon problem is resolved. 

How to disable usb in windows

Disable USB Drives and Mass Storage Devices using Registry

If the administrator is smart then he would definitely do this to ensure a tight blockade. He would alter the settings through regeditcommand on run console. Now how do you unlock it ? You have to go right into where the administrator has been. Here is how.

1. Go to Start > Run , type “regedit” and press enter to open the registry editor
2. Navigate to the following key
3. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\USBSTOR
   

In the right pane, select Start and the default value is 3 u can change the value to 4. (The value 4 will disable USB Storage). Click OK. This will re-enable USB Ports and allow you to use USB or Pen drives.