Same brand, new products – Lync dude is back
Howdy,
I decided to write a “Simple Lync CMS Explanation” article, the difference with this article is that I decided to use easy words not big words as much as I can, to make it easier for Engineers with little SQL experience to understand Lync Database and how does it work, replicate…etc.
So less words and more diagrams to make it understandable, instead of 5 pages of words
Continue reading “Simple understanding of Lync/Skype for Business CMS”
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In Part-I I wrote about what we can call “Preparation” to migrate the standalone SQL to Mirrored SQL,
Next is to define new SQL Mirrored Store for the enterprise Pool, install the mirrored database and move back the Central management store and server back to the Enterprise Pool and decommission the Standard Edition Pool.
Note: again, I had to do that, because my client wanted to decommission the current Standalone SQL hosting the Lync Enterprise SQL store, and used also by other technologies, they wanted to move the database to dedicated SQL store used only by Lync.
If you just want to make your Standalone SQL a Mirrored SQL store, all you need is to prepare one more SQL 2012 Server (or two in case you want a witness for Automatic failover – check Part-I) and carry on with following steps without moving the CMS to another Pool.
Howdy,
I got a request to move the SQL backend store of a Lync 2013 Enterprise Edition pool deployment, from a standalone to a dedicated Mirrored SQL Servers Store for high availability.
Was an interesting task as I am very bad with SQL technologies, so I researched and did my homework and tested it in my lab, before I applied it to the customer which was a good success, so I thought I will write a How-to , step by step to the point guide to help anyone that might have to do so one day 🙂
Continue reading “Migrate Lync 2013 Standalone SQL to SQL Mirrored Store Step – By – Step PART-I”
Howdy all,
so I decided to upgrade my Lync Server 2010 to Lync 2013 that I have now deployed Exchange 2013.
Updated: 20-10-2014
Continue reading “Moving Central Management Server from Lync 2010 to Lync 2013 Front End”
