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Migrating from Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 Group Chat to Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Group Chat

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Deploying Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Group Chat

Microsoft Lync Server 2010
Published: November 2010
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Contents

Migrating Group Chat 5
Deploying Group Chat Server 7
Group Chat Deployment Overview 8
Preparing Server Platforms 10
Setting Up Group Chat Server Accounts and Permissions 11Administrative Credentials for Group Chat Server 12
Setting Up and Enabling Accounts for Group Chat Servers 12
Setting Up SQL Server Accounts and Permissions 13
Configuring Web Service Settings in IIS 14
Obtaining Certificates for Group Chat Server 15
Configuring the Web Services IIS Certificate 18
Installing Group Chat Server 19
Group Chat Server Setup Wizard 20
ServerConfiguration Wizard 22
Uninstalling Group Chat Server 25
Installing and Connecting to the Group Chat Admin Tool 26
Installing the Group Chat Admin Tool 26
Automatically Configuring the Admin Tool Connection 27
Manually Configuring the Admin Tool Connection 27
Configuring Group Chat Server User Access 29
Configuring Group Chat Server for Federated User Access 29Deploying Compliance Support 29
Installing the Compliance Service 29
Configuring the Compliance Service 31
Migrating Group Chat
Microsoft Lync Server 2010, Group Chat is an extension of the Microsoft Lync Server 2010 infrastructure. Depending on your topology, you can migrate Lync Server 2010, Group Chat to a single server or multiple servers. For details about available topologies andthe technical and software requirements for migrating Group Chat Server, see Planning for Group Chat in the Planning documentation. If your organization requires compliance support, you can install a Compliance service on a separate computer after you have completed installing and configuring the servers that are running Group Chat Server. For details, see Deploying Compliance Support in theDeployment documentation. At a minimum, each topology requires a server that has Lync Server 2010 installed, and a server that has Microsoft SQL Server 2008 database software installed.

[pic]Important:
Group Chat Server must be installed on an NTFS file system to help enforce file system security. FAT32 is not a supported file system for Group Chat Server. This guide assumes that you have alreadyinstalled Lync Server 2010 in coexistence with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2.

Migration Method
To migrate from an earlier version of Group Chat Server, use either of the following two methods:
• Swap Upgrade (recommended upgrade path). Keep your existing server on standby, and bring up a separate Lync Server 2010, Group Chat.
• In-place Upgrade Choose this method if you do...