
Jul 21, 2014
Lync Server 2013 is suitable for small organisations and for testing purposes where all functions run on a single box. The enterprise version of Lync Server 2013 allows you to run different roles on different boxes thus providing scalability and high availability. In the blog post, I will discuss and explain networking architecture in Lync Server 2013. The required server roles are front-end servers and back-end servers. Optionally, you can also run other roles such as edge server, mediation server, director and persistent chat server. Selection and implantation of such roles depend on the organisation’s requirements. The image below takes a look at the placement of such roles in the network, and will be a point of reference throughout the remainder of this post.
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