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How to Install Microsoft Lync 2013 On Windows Server 2008 R2 (Part-2)
How to Install Microsoft Lync 2013 On Windows Server 2008 R2 (Part-1)
As we have done 2 Steps in (Part-2) till Setup or Remove Lync Server Components
Select Default Certificate and Click Request
Click Next
Select Send a request immediately to and online certification authority and click Next
It will detect Automatically the CA in our environment. Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Assign a friendly name and Select Bit length as 2048 and Check the box “mark the certificate’s private key as exportable“. Click Next.
Under Configured SIP domains, select MYDOMAIN.LOCAL. Click Next.
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If you have any additional SAN names, you can add it here. Click Next
Click Next
Click Next and Click View Certificate Details. Click Finish
Click Next to Assign Certificate
Review the Certificate assignment Summary and Click Next.
Click finish to assign the certificate.
Now repeat the Certificate Wizard steps for the OAuthTokenIsuer
Click Run to start the services and click Next
Now we have to verify lync services are running or not. Open Services.msc and verify that all lync Services are running.
Check for Windows and Lync Updates, Download and Update all.
On The Front End Server Open Lync Control Panel to view and enable lync access to users.
This will ask you for Administrator Credentials.
Now we have to add and enable Active Directory users for Lync Server. In Lync Server Control Panel Click on users and Then Click on Enable Users.
Now we will add AD users to Lync. Click Add.
Now download lync 2013 client which is part of Office 365 ProPlus Preview, you can download it from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/evalcenter/hh973391 and install on Client Machines. Try to login.
User is Logged In to Lync.
That's it for now.
Cheers :)
NEXT -->> How to Install Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Monitoring Role on Standard Edition Front End
How to Install Microsoft Lync 2013 On Windows Server 2008 R2 (Part-2)
How to Install Microsoft Lync 2013 On Windows Server 2008 R2 (Part-1)
As we have done 2 Steps in (Part-2) till Setup or Remove Lync Server Components
- Step 3 Request Certs
Select Default Certificate and Click Request
Click Next
Select Send a request immediately to and online certification authority and click Next
It will detect Automatically the CA in our environment. Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Assign a friendly name and Select Bit length as 2048 and Check the box “mark the certificate’s private key as exportable“. Click Next.
Organization Information: fill in Org and Org Unit
Geographical Information: fill in
Under Configured SIP domains, select MYDOMAIN.LOCAL. Click Next.
If you have any additional SAN names, you can add it here. Click Next
Click Next
Click Next to Assign Certificate
Review the Certificate assignment Summary and Click Next.
Click finish to assign the certificate.
Now repeat the Certificate Wizard steps for the OAuthTokenIsuer
Click Run to start the services and click Next
Now we have to verify lync services are running or not. Open Services.msc and verify that all lync Services are running.
Check for Windows and Lync Updates, Download and Update all.
On The Front End Server Open Lync Control Panel to view and enable lync access to users.
This will ask you for Administrator Credentials.
Now we have to add and enable Active Directory users for Lync Server. In Lync Server Control Panel Click on users and Then Click on Enable Users.
Now we will add AD users to Lync. Click Add.
Now download lync 2013 client which is part of Office 365 ProPlus Preview, you can download it from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/evalcenter/hh973391 and install on Client Machines. Try to login.
User is Logged In to Lync.
That's it for now.
Cheers :)
NEXT -->> How to Install Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Monitoring Role on Standard Edition Front End
