Missing 'Enable users for Communications Server' from dsa.msc

I’ve been deploying Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 lately for internal use and today the installation of the OCS Server 2007 is finally y completed (only the OCS Server in consolidated mode, still have to deploy the rest of the OCS role, mediation, edge servers, etc).

To test is the OCS configuration works, i will need to enable users and trying to login with Office Communicator 2007. To my horror, when I right-click on the user name in Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in (dsa.msc), the ‘Enable users for Communications Server’ is NOT VISIBLE!

After 2 days of frantic call to Microsoft and requesting for supports, no luck, I was wondering if I should just re-install the AD servers and the OCS Servers *_*, and in the last minute of before that is about to become true, I found an article depicting you can run dsa.msc mode in 32bit or 64bit, if you are running 64bit of Windows Server 2003.

So, I was thinking, what the hack why not?

I click on “Start” -> “Run” -> typed in ‘dsa.msc -32‘ without the quote, and OMG that missing ‘Enable users for Communications Server‘ is showing!

Apparently, the ocs extension can only runs in 32bit mode!

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Comments

  1. Nick says:

    Thanks for the tip – this was frustrating me for a few hours!

  2. john says:

    I’ve been told that OCS can would run in 64bit mode… but then, this happens : (

    Thanks for the tip!

  3. Donavon says:

    Dude, thanks… good catch…

  4. Foster says:

    If AD and OCS are no different servers
    install admin pack on the OCS server.

  5. Foster says:

    Correction: Made an error.

    If AD and OCS are on different servers
    install admin pack on the OCS server.

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