“To use this tool, you must enter the credentials of a working account from the Exchange domain you want to test. I'm sure the tool will be updated to reflect Lync's new name soon.Īs the name suggests, this tool analyses remote connectivity for some Microsoft services.īefore we proceed, Microsoft do more than once advise the following: NOTE: Lync/Skype For Business can be largely interchanged within this post. Well since 2009 Microsoft have had an online tool that may help, Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer. If you have Lync, Exchange on premise, an O365 hosted Exchange or a hybrid deployment, then at times you might have needed to troubleshoot client OS X & iOS client connectivity or may have to in the future. This post is another of those ilk & one that came up quite recently in the Slack & I mentioned this in my JNUC 2015 talks Q&A too, thought it would be a good time to share. However, I’ve been fortunate in that I’ve been able to bend the ear of several sympathetic Windows admins & this has lead to posts such as “How To: Check Your Active Directory Domains Time” & “OSX & AD Certificate Requests, some tips”.

It’s not uncommon to hear of Windows admins dismissing issues as being an “Apple” issue without actually expending any effort to look into the issues at all. Sometimes being an Apple admin in an org with a largely Microsoft infrastructure can be a bit of a chore.

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