Oct 26 2018 07:24 AM
Hey all,
A couple of issues that have popped up for us the during the last week. We got reports that 3 of our Hubs are showing the following issues:
I discovered that the Hubs cannot be pinged (not sure if this is by design or a sign of the issue). Our network team tried pinging directly from the vlan and switch they were connected and could not ping it that way either. Our server team says they don't see anything wrong with the account, but it's unusual for 3 Hubs top start exhibiting the same symptoms.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
Oct 30 2018 12:46 AM
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Oct 30 2018 06:40 AM
Thanks for the reply, Daniel.
I've gone through all that - the Account is fine (no issues if I log in with it at the portal and it shows up to date on the Hub).
I had no issues browsing out to the internet in Edge. I spoke with our network team and they don't see anything off on their end.
One thing I have noticed is that the Hub has meetings showing up that were scheduled prior to the issue, however, all new events don't show up.
On a side note, I'll have to look at OMS and using it as a basic monitor as you stated you do - appreciate the advice.
Oct 30 2018 08:24 AM - edited Oct 30 2018 08:25 AM
Hmm, if old ones are there but new ones aren't, and there's nothing else wrong, maybe it could be that invite auto0accept has somehow been disabled on the device account mailbox?
There's an account verification powershell script you can run which can check a few things out. You'll find it here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/surface-hub/appendix-a-powershell-scripts-for-surface-hub#acct-veri...
This is the powershell for auto-accepting invites (where $strRoomUpn is the UPN of the device account): Set-CalendarProcessing $strRoomUpn -AutomateProcessing AutoAccept
Only other time I've seen this kind of issue was because we forgot to put on an auto-delete rule on our mailbox and it was filled up by people sending whiteboards! As soon as it hit our limit the account stopped accepting invites as it couldn't send responses.
Nov 05 2018 12:57 AM
Joshua,
In addition to Daniel's input, you can also check the Sync status of the account under Settings - Surface Hub - Accounts - Sync Status.
Also, you can try to reconfigure the account as that will probably pop an error.
Did you enable Conditional Access or MFA recently? You can also check from a non-domain joined laptop and configure the account in the Windows 10 Mail app which is the same client used on the Surface Hub to sync the calendar (make note it only uses ActiveSync).
If you still need help, open a ticket with Support and provide a set of logs
In regards to the PING issue, ICMP is disabled by Windows Defender. You can test this by disabling it and try to ping but I don't recommend this.
As a workaround, you can try to telnet instead on port 7250 which is the InfraCast port, given that this is not blocked by the network.
Thanks,
Cezar
Oct 30 2018 12:46 AM
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