Yesterday I came home and wanted to use the flashlight on my iPhone 5S. So I flipped up the control center and…flashlight was greyed out. I didn’t remember that I disabled that, so I thought it had something to do with the accessibility setting “LED Flash for Alerts” and switched it off. Still no flashlight.
So how to get it working again? Its rly easy, just take a photo with flash “on” and there you go, flashlight isn’t greyed out anymore.
Update 17.08.2015:
Official answer from Microsoft USA. It’s been finally decided that the Management Pack is discontinued. Disappointing.
However, feel free to use my fixed Management Pack.
Update 16.10.2014:
I’ve unsealed the Managemant Pack and added the missing strings. You cannot upgrade the existing one as I don’t have the signing keys. Good luck!
Download: Microsoft.OfficeWebAppsServer_Custom
Update 12.02.2014:
Apologies for the delay.
It’s been finally decided that Office Web Apps Server MP will be released by the Web Apps Server team.
My team is working on getting this out the door as soon as possible, but there will be official release.
Update 18.12.2013: Our support engineer told us the development of this management pack has been discontinued for now. 🙁
In most case Microsoft offers a management pack for operations manager shortly after release within a few weeks or month.
This is not the case for Office Web Apps 2013 for Exchange/Lync/SharePoint. The Guide was released more than a year ago. As stated in the Document, Management Pack “Microsoft.OfficeWebAppsServer.mp” + “MicrosoftOfficeWebAppsServer.Config” is needed to monitor Office Web Apps Server 2013. So where to find it?
There is a link on technet forums and this is exactly the same that we received from the support engineer. You can download the management pack from the link at the end of the thread.
This is a buggy version of the management pack but it works. I will update the post when I get a release date.
Guide – http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34594
Management Pack – http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/9/E/49EA21D0-CDF9-469F-805D-AC31527A55F2/microsoft.officewebappsserver.mp
Not long ago Microsoft released Server 2012 R2 to the public. So what most administrators do? Lookup the support of their software.
Is SharePoint 2013 supported on Windows Server 2012 R2?
Sadly Microsoft announced that its not supported yet. Microsoft will add support with SP1 which is not announced as of today. – http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2891274
Anyways you may can get the prerequisite installer with installing the packages manually and go on with the setup but its not a supported system state. Same workaround applies to SharePoint 2010.
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