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Tag Archives: Wave 14
Welcome to Lync!
It’s official; the new name of OCS is Lync! With the name change comes a number of new features including revamped management interfaces (Topology Builder, Deployment Wizard and CSCP) and a Management Shell with tons of great new scripting capabilities.
With all of these new features available, and a new way to deploy I thought it would be fitting to cover deploying a topology. To start things off easy we’ll jump into a single box Standard Edition pool. Over the next few articles I will add layers to this deployment until it resembles what you may want to use in your environment.
Keep in mind the RC is for lab use only; it is not a good idea to install this into your production domain. Also, please read the reference documents here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=2da9fa26-e032-4dcf-b487-da916ddc508f
Now let’s start with a link to the download:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/ff808407.aspx
For this install you’ll need a DC/DNS/CA server (I named mine lyncdc.ocsguy.local), we’ll bypass that portion of the install to keep the article to a reasonable length.
Once you have your Lync Server on the domain we need to install all the pre-requisites:
Here’s a quick ServerManagerCMD script to make that happen, to use this on the Start menu,to use this open a Command Prompt (Run As Administrator) and paste the information below. For formatting purposes copy this into notepad and make sure when wordwrap is unchecked it is all on one line.
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Tagged Lync, Lync 2010, Lync Server, Lync Server 2010, Microsoft Lync, Wave 14
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Something I don’t talk about often – Licensing…
So I’ve found myself with some very useful information I’d like to share with everyone. This is not a normal topic for me, but I see a benefit to discussing *gasp* LICENSING! Continue reading
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Tagged External Connector, Licensing, Live Meeting, OCS, OCS 2007 R2, VCAL, Voice CAL, Wave 14, Wave 15
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