Lucian
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Hi, i'm Lucian and on this blog I share my experiences, thoughts and opinions in long form on life in the blue cloud. I'm a Cloud Solution Architect, specialising in Azure infrastructure, at Microsoft, in Sydney, Australia.

Skype for Business Server 2015

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Microsoft recently started outing info on Skype for Business Server 2015. For now its a re-brand of the next iteration of Lync Server in line with the “for Business” brand Microsoft has started, like OneDrive for Business.

Over the years I’ve referenced cheat sheet documents or one page workload Visio diagrams to check over Lync Server design infrastructure. Lync is a complex beast with many port requirements, DNS requirements or server requirements for different available topologies depending on the extent of services you want to leverage from Skype for Business.

A great starting point for all things Skype for Business Server 2015 is the following TechNet library.

The various cheat sheets are as follows:

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These are available in PDF format from the following TechNet article.

Enjoy!

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