Unable to search the Global Address List.Problems logging on (Check if network and DNS is okay first, though).If there are any issue with the cached files in the SIP profile, users might experience issue with desktop client such as: Skype for Business: %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Lync.Lync 2013: %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Lync.Lync 2010: %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Communicator\.This cached information is stored in the users SIP Profile in a folder named sip_( SipURI of the user) located on a Windows computer in the following folder, depending of the client version:
The cache is to minimize the bandwidth consumption of the Skype for Business (Lync) client, since it retrieves a lot of information from cache. This caching information is used when the client does e.g. The desktop client of Skype for Business (or Lync 2010 / Lync 2013) cache a lot of information on the PC. It presents a problem with broadscale sharing and large active use.I recently had a scenario, where clearing up the current Skype for Business Profile solved our problem, I our case the Skype for Business client had problems logging on and it was not related to network or DNS.
H owever, there are some constraints, mainly the fact OneDrive is arguably used for storing an individual’s files with occasional sharing. If you have used OneDrive, it seems pretty straight forward and simple to use, almost mirroring the exact way your legacy file shares work. W e now have the ability to store our files in Microsoft’s abundant and ultra-available cloud, accessible on any device. Q ueue Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint!Īt first glance OneDrive and SharePoint seem to fill the exact niche th at file share once had. The apparent constraints of file sharing, as usual, forced everyone to up their game. Users quickly became aggravated having to utilize a cumbersome VPN to connect to these shares. The restraints of file shares were immediately thrown into the spot light. That was, of course, until the Pandemic hit. While there were many file sharing applications brushing the surface of replacing file shares such as Drobox, Google Drive and One D rive, they never quite nailed the convenience and simplicity that file shares provided. File share and these “ drives” h ave been a corner stone and a staple to small business es for decades. We have grown so reliant on our (Insert Drive n ick name here), that w e have thrown around the nomenclature for years, the P Drive, the accounting drive, etc. Many of us can’t even remember a time in small business computing when the file share didn’t exist.
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