Accept license agreement and Click OK
Click [Install Administrative Tools]
Administrative Tools installation completed. Now Click [Prepare Active Directory]
Prepare Schema, Click Run
Click Next
Schema preparation completed.
Click Finish
Prepare Current Forest.
Click Run
Click Next
Click Next
Forest preparation completed.
Click Finish
Prepare Current Domain.
Click Run
Click Next
Domain preparation completed.
Click Finish
Click Back.
Click [Prepare first Standard Edition Server]
Click Next. This will take several minutes to complete.
Click Finish
Open DNS Manager on your Active Directory server and right-click on your domain, select Other New Records…
Select Service Location (SRV) Click Create Record as shown in image below
Service: _sipinternaltls
Protocol: _tcp
Priority: 0
Weight: 0
Port number: 5061
Host offering this service: your Lync server FQDN (xchangeserver.icracy.com)
Click OK
Next, we will create 3 additional A records. Each one points to your Lync server as shown in image below
- meet
- dialin
- admin
Go to Start > Lync Server Topology Builder. We will now begin defining our Lync Topology.
Select [New Topology] Click Ok
Save your topology with any name
Enter your SIP domain name
Click Next
Enter your site name and description. Click Next
Enter City, State and Country Information or leave blank.
Click Next
Click Finish
Define the New Front End pool. Click Next
Since this is a Standard Installation, the FQDN will be your Lync server. Select “Standard Edition.”
Select option as shown in image below and Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
You need to manually create this network share and give rights to EVERYONE as the wizard will not do this for you. I have created the share on the root of C:\. Created a folder called “Share” Go to properties of the folder and give full access to Everyone:
Click Next
Click Next
Uncheck [Associate pool with an Office Web Apps Server] Click Finish
Click Action –> Edit Properties
Scroll down to Administrative access URL and enter https://admin.icracy.com (substituting for your own settings). Select your Front-End Server to install the Central Management Server on as well.
Click OK
Publish Topology: Click on Action –> Publish Topology –> Next –> Finish
Click Next
Click Next
Click Finish
Open “Deployment Wizard” and click on Install or Update Lync Server System.
In this step, we’ll get the Lync components installed, request and assign certificates, and start the Lync services.
Click Run
Click Next
This process will take several minutes to complete.
Click Finish
Setup or remove Lync Server Components, this would install the Lync Components defined in the topology.
Click Run.
Click Next
Click Finish
User must have RTCUniversalServerAdmins group privileges to Request, Install or Assign Certificates as shown in image below.
Click Run
Click Run
Click Request
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Enter your organization name or leave blank. Click Next
Enter geographical information or leave blank. Click Next
Click Next
Tick your SIP domain and Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Tick Assign this certificate to Lync Server certificate usages.
Click Finish
Click Next
Click Next
Click Finish
Click Close
Start Services. Click Run
Click Next
Click Finish
Open Services MMC Console to make sure all Lync services are running. Reboot your machine
The Lync Server installation is completed.
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