Pat Richard

Right now, if two users call each other at the same time, neither call completes. One of the calls should complete, and the other should be dropped.

It would be nice if you could set the verbiage that users see when their call is blocked by CAC.

Right now, these can only be installed if Visual C++ version is exactly 11.0.50727. If it's a newer version, these tools will not install. It would be nice if it supported 11.0.50727 as a minimum build, not a required build.

Right now, the LRS admin portal is a separate download and install, with many people unable to get it working correctly. Roll this into the web services already built into the front ends.

Right now, you cannot change which pool a dial-in access number is assigned to. That association can only be set when the number is added. During migrations, you often need to move numbers to a new pool from a legacy pool. This entails deleting the number, then adding it back in, changing only the assign pool. It would be nice if you could edit it in CP and set a new pool association.

It would be nice if you could run the certificate wizard and generate a request to be sent to your public CA. It would be much easier than going through a manual request - especially in environments with many SIP domains.

Right now, when you create the mirror, you specify a temp file share for it to copy files to. It would be nice if it cleaned up those files when it was done with them.

Right now, if you attempt to join a meeting and get placed in the lobby, you can't adjust/change devices. It would be nice if you could change devices before entering the meeting, while in the lobby.

Right now, if you run this cmdlet, there is no output to the console unless you use -verbose. And even then, it's limited. It would be nice if there was standard test cmdlet output. It would be really nice if this cmdlet also supported pipelining, such as Get-CsKerberosAssignment | Test-CsKerberosAssignment.

Right now in 2013, the value shown for a location is the info from the "location" parameter, not the "description" parameter. In many instances, this is fine, except when you need to provide more exact location info, which must go in "location".

When a presenter starts recording a call, a small yellow bar pops up notifying participants that it is being recorded. That message eventually disappears.

It would be nice if you could configure a disclaimer to also appear (similar to the archiving disclaimer), and optionally require acknowledgement.

Right now, you have to resort to setting registry values via script or GPO to control idle time out (from an admin perspective). It would be nice if this was a policy setting.