Messenger 7.0.1 and OCS2007   

Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel

Hi,

I have recently got Messenger:Mac to work with our OCS2007 server but have a strange issue.

When I first signed in and someone called me, I got a single burst of ringing then nothing. I could answer the call and everything was fine.

Every call after that I received no ringing tone at all.

If I went into the Preferences > Alerts and unchecked play sounds for alerts and clicked ok, then went back in and re-ticked play sounds for alerts then clicked on the sounds button and changed the ringing from Incoming 1 to Incoming 2 and saved, when someone called me again I received a single burst of ringing, but this is a little intermittent.

I thought maybe deleting the corporate preferences and restarting the client again but I do not know which preference file and its location to delete.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Gavin

date: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 15:23:09 -0700   author:   unknown

Re: Messenger 7.0.1 and OCS2007   

Gavin,

I don't mean to high jack your thread but I was hoping you could give some insite on how you got your macs to work with you OCS server.

I am receiving an error about date and time or the digital certificate file being bad. Do you know what digital file you need to connect?

Thank you for your time.

      Hi,





      I have recently got Messenger:Mac to work with our OCS2007 server but
      have a strange issue.





      When I first signed in and someone called me, I got a single burst of
      ringing then nothing. I could answer the call and everything was fine.





      Every call after that I received no ringing tone at all.





      If I went into the Preferences > Alerts and unchecked play sounds for
      alerts and clicked ok, then went back in and re-ticked play sounds for
      alerts then clicked on the sounds button and changed the ringing from
      Incoming 1 to Incoming 2 and saved, when someone called me again I received
      a single burst of ringing, but this is a little intermittent.





      I thought maybe deleting the corporate preferences and restarting the
      client again but I do not know which preference file and its location
      to delete.





      Any help would be appreciated.





      Thanks





      Gavin

date: Fri, 25 Jul 2008 11:21:27 -0700   author:   Jason

Re: Messenger 7.0.1 and OCS2007   

On 7/22/08 3:23 PM, in article 59b54dde.-1@webcrossing.caR9absDaxw,
"theblarney@officeformac.com"  wrote:

> Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
> Processor: Intel
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have recently got Messenger:Mac to work with our OCS2007 server but have a
> strange issue.
> 
> When I first signed in and someone called me, I got a single burst of ringing
> then nothing. I could answer the call and everything was fine.
> 
> Every call after that I received no ringing tone at all.
> 
> If I went into the Preferences > Alerts and unchecked play sounds for alerts
> and clicked ok, then went back in and re-ticked play sounds for alerts then
> clicked on the sounds button and changed the ringing from Incoming 1 to
> Incoming 2 and saved, when someone called me again I received a single burst
> of ringing, but this is a little intermittent.
> 
> I thought maybe deleting the corporate preferences and restarting the client
> again but I do not know which preference file and its location to delete.
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Gavin

Hi!

Deleting your preferences may help. To do this, please perform the
following:

1. Quit Mac Messenger.
2. Navigate to ~/Library/Preferences and delete the file
"com.microsoft.messenger.plist"
3. Navigate to ~/Documents/Microsoft User Data and delete the folder
"Messenger Corporate Data"
4. Restart Mac Messenger.

Please let me know if this helps.

---

Zack Moxley
a-zamox@online.microsoft.com (remove ³online.² for any direct replies)
Microsoft Corporation
Macintosh Business Unit

This posting is provided ³AS IS² with no warranties, and confers no rights.

date: Tue, 29 Jul 2008 14:21:41 -0700   author:   Zack Moxley [MSFT]