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Dec 28th 2010Desmond LeeTutorial/ Blogcast /Webcast & Lync Server 2013/2010, Lync for Mac/ OCS 2007 R2 & Unified Comms & Collaboration/VoIP
To install, de/activate, uninstall or modify any Lync Server Components, these must always be authored and published using the Lync Topology Builder. Thereafter, it is essential to execute “Step 2: Setup or Remove Lync Server Components”.
Dec 27th 2010Desmond LeeTutorial/ Blogcast /Webcast & Lync Server 2013/2010, Lync for Mac/ OCS 2007 R2 & Unified Comms & Collaboration/VoIP
With the successful publication of the initial topology to the Lync CMS, it is now time to run the Lync Server 2010 Deployment Wizard again. On the main page, select the link “Install or Update Lync Server System” and click Run next to “Step 1: Install Local Configuration Store”. Essentially, this procedure prepares and populates a local configuration store (or replica) with CMS data.
Dec 11th 2010Desmond LeeTutorial/ Blogcast /Webcast & Lync Server 2013/2010, Lync for Mac/ OCS 2007 R2 & Unified Comms & Collaboration/VoIP
Having completed the definition of your Lync Standard Edition topology with Topology Builder from Step 5a, it is finally time to publish the authored information. We shall conduct this step on the target Lync Server.
Dec 2nd 2010Desmond LeeTutorial/ Blogcast /Webcast & Lync Server 2013/2010, Lync for Mac/ OCS 2007 R2 & Unified Comms & Collaboration/VoIP
In contrast to OCS 2007 and R2, the actual installation of any Lync server role or service does not begin until the desired topology has been defined, validated and successfully published to the CMS*. This is typically accomplished using the new Topology Builder tool. Alternatively, the prescriptive guidance provided by the Lync Server 2010 Topology Planning Tool can be utilized.