Sign in to your Webex site. Go to Host a Meeting, and select Schedule a Meeting. If you are in the Advanced Scheduler, click the Return to Quick Scheduler. Enter the details for your meeting and select Schedule Meeting or Start. Schedule a Meeting with the Advanced Scheduler: Sign in to your Webex site.

You don't have to, though; if you prefer to keep it compatible, just go into Settings/Camera/Formats on your iPhone and change it from 'High Efficiency' to 'Most Compatible.' Or not As I mentioned earlier, if you plan to take advantage of the extra space savings offered by the new photo and video file formats, you'll have to update to MacOS to be able to view or edit them on your Mac.

We have a Terminalserver farm with 4 servers(2008 R2) participating in the farm.Randomly when users try to connect to using the farm name they get the error 'The task you are trying to do can't be completed because Remote Desktop Services is currently busy'.The way to resolve the issue is to reboot the servers. Steps tried from my end. -Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Terminal Server Client] 'Keep Alive Interval'=dword:00000001 Make the following registry changes on the terminal server: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Control Terminal Server] 'KeepAliveInterval'=dword:00000001 'KeepAliveEnable'=dword:00000001 Disable TCP Chimney and Task Offload on all of the machines. Netsh int tcp set global chimney=disabled Any help on the same would be appreciated.

Same issue here, but my servers are also running Citrix XenApp 6.0. Randomly, sporadically, with some users and not with others, their session is established (I see this in the Citrix console) but it seems that authentication never happens. Within about a minute the client gives up, Citrix shows the session as 'Disconnected' for a minute, then resets it. Every now and then - just now, which led me to this post - I see the error quoted here. Other users can connect to the same server immediately afterwards.

The issue seems to remain with the specific user account for a while; meanwhile other users have no issue. These are virtual servers so hardware shouldn't be an issue. Very very boring. Will post here if I find anything.

(I have 2383928 installed.) Update: logging a support call with MS.

NMCI has recently made changes to Navy OWA servers. These changes have caused connection problems with R2S and Sub Rosa. Attempting to access Navy OWA using our Android products results in the error you mentioned. My first recommendation is to contact the NMCI Help Desk to make sure they are aware of the problem: Web: (CAC required) Phone: 866-843-6624 Email: I am going to reach out to you from our support tracking system so that we can track this to completion.

To anyone who reads this and has a similar problem, please email our support team () so that we will have your information and we can update you with changes. Hfeigel, This is an issue with the Navy email servers and is affecting all NMCI users, including those using Windows computers. As a workaround, you may have a better chance of getting into your email by disabling our Enhanced OWA Client within Sub Rosa Pro's Settings. With this disabled, you will not be able to send signed and encrypted email, nor will you be able to view encrypted email.