Cloud Talk: Rapid-fire interview. Roger Hofstetter, CEO, Genotec in Switzerland answers tough questions about cloud computing.
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Cloud Talk: Rapid-fire interview. Roger Hofstetter, CEO, Genotec in Switzerland answers tough questions about cloud computing.

This is a small post how you can create the DNS records for Exchange Autodiscover in the Genotec Hosting Control Panel.

You can add your own Domain to your Office 365 account. If your domain is hosted at Genotec, you can simply create the DNS records for your domain with the DNS editor Genotec provides in the Hosting Control Center.
Under Domainnames, yourdomainname.com you can create a new TXT entry to verify your domain. For example:
After you have verifyed your Domain you have to add some other DNS Records for Exchange and Lync Online to work.
Here the DNS records for Exchange Online:
And here the DNS Records for Lync Online:
Remember to add the dot at the end of hostnames.
If you use a Hosted SharePoint 2010 and you try to open a Word Document or try to open a Document Library with Explorer SharePoint prompts for login credentials even you are already logged in. To stop this behavior in Internet Explorer you can simply add your SharePoint Site to the Local Intranet Zone.
This is because SharePoint uses Windows Authentication. We deiced to use Windows Authentication because only Windows Authentication allows you to easily use the full feature set of SharePoint Foundation 2010.
Some days ago, I made a post about “How to use Microsoft Sharepoint Workspace 2010 with Genotec Hosted Sharepoint“. If you work on a Mac you can also use Microsoft Document Connection for Mac, which is included in Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac.
This shows you how you can use Document Connection for Mac with Hosted Sharepoint from Genotec.
This guide will show you how to add a Genotec Hosted Sharepoint 2010 to your Sharepoint Workspace 2010.






Thats how you can connect a Genotec Hosted Sharepoint 2010 to your Sharepoint Workspace. I recommend that you use the “Remember my credentials” checkbox because your computer is not in the same Active Directory Domain.