One you have the CWA role installed, and a valid certificate installed on the server, you must configure the virtual web server that clients will access. Use this Deployment Guide to install and configure the CWA role Creating the OCS 2007 R2 Virtual Web Server I will walk through creating the virtual directory, as well as integrating it with your Lync environment. If this is a deployment where there have not been prior installs of OCS 2007 R2, you will need to obtain this media, and run that Schema Prep before your Lync deployment starts, so it is very important to plan for this in your design/planning phase of your project.Īlso, to get straight to the point for this blog, I am going to assume you have prepared the schema in the correct order, have your Lync Server 2010 environment online, and have already installed the CWA Role on a server. The most important piece of information in this blog, is that the Schema Prep for OCS 2007 R2 must be run in the environment before the Lync Server 2010 Schema Prep, or you will not be able to install the R2 version of CWA.
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This post will show you how to configure OCS 2007 R2 CWA to work in your Lync Server 2010 environment.
To fill this gap, customers will have to deploy the OCS 2007 R2 CWA role, which can register against a Lync Server 2010 Pool. This is planned to be released SP1 of the product, that timeframe is unknown right now. There is no ability to access Lync Web App from a URL and sign-in, or use it as a instant messaging too. Eventually, Lync Web App will become a full featured web client, however, today it is only used for users to join online meetings from the web. The core reason here, is that the RTM Version of Lync Server 2010 contains a feature on the front end called Lync Web App. At this time, there are going to be a few scenarios where you may need to deploy the R2 version of Communicator Web Access with Lync Server 2010.
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