So now with all services started we are ready in this final part to create and enable our first Lync users but let me show you first the Lync Control Panel.
1. From the start menu open the ‘Lync Server Control Panel’
2. You will be prompted for the admin credentials as shown below,
3. Add the URL to the trusted zone and don’t forget to remove any proxy settings from your IE or bypass the admin URL
And here is the first look to the Lync CP; honestly I like the new UI!
So let’s enable our users…
1. From the Lync CP we will select Users and then click on ‘Enable Users’
2. Click Add
3. Select the users that you want to enable
4. Select the Lync pool and Under ‘Generate user’s SIP URI’ choose Use the user principal name (UPN), leave the rest on the default settings and then click on Enable.
And here are the enabled users,
Now we are ready to install our Lync client… The installation is very straight forward and there is nothing to be confused in, as you see below, it is just one page with Install
And after the installation here is the Lync client
And finally user1 is signed in to the lab
So as you see the Lync deployment is different than OCS however the way it’s designed and integrated with tools such as the planning tool and the topology builder is giving the product a strong, scalable and flexible Enterprise UC application…
Mahesh... I had similar problems when i setup the Lync server. All i had to do was to add the enterprise CA to trusted root on the client machine. It worked.
Hi ,
I am not able to login to Lync 2010 control panel after changing the admin password of the system, its giving unauthorized after giving username and password.
Please help me in making up my labsetup.
Regards,
_Subba Rao CH.
beim überprüfen des zertifikats auf dem server ist ein problem aufgetreten
kann mir jemand helfen?
can you share me how to configure dial-in conferencing >???