Troubleshooting

05 December 2011

Troubleshooting UCMA applications - Microsoft Lync, DNS entries, and failed calls

Written by Chris Bardon, Posted in Troubleshooting, Microsoft, Lync

UCMA application troubleshooting

One of the most frustrating things that you can run into when working with UCMA is starting your application, placing a call to it, and having that call fail. As far as your code is concerned, everything is great. Calls worked yesterday, calls work for other developers, but for some reason, your call is failing. At this point, the only real way to track down what’s going on is to go on the server and run OCSLogger.exe and trace the call.

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