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Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Monitoring : Installation (part 2) - Installing the Monitoring Server Role

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3/23/2012 3:44:51 PM

Installing the Monitoring Server Role

Caution

It is important to note that if you jumped to this section before completing the previous steps, you need to go back. Building a valid topology in the Topology Builder tool is a prerequisite to installing the Monitoring Server role. This is a different process from Office Communications Server 2007 and 2007 R2, and it involves more steps. Administrators new to Lync Server are advised to review the new features, requirements, and prequisites before beginning the installation process.


The following prerequisites are required to install the Monitoring Server Front End role:

  • IIS with the following options:

    • Static Content

    • Default Document

    • Directory Browsing

    • HTTP Errors

    • HTTP Redirection

    • ASP.NET

    • NET Extensibility

    • Internet Server API (ISAPI) Extensions

    • ISAPI Filters

    • HTTP Logging

    • Logging Tools

    • Request Monitor

    • Tracing

    • Basic Authentication

    • Windows Authentication

    • Request Filtering

    • Static Content Compression

    • IIS Management Console

    • IIS Management Scripts and Tools

    • Message Queueing with Directory Service Integration

After you’ve completed the steps outlined previously, the server is ready to install the Front End role. In the main Lync Server Deployment Wizard screen, click Install or Update Lync Server System.

1.
Click Run for Install Local Configuration Store.

2.
Leave the first option checked to retrieve configuration from the CMS, and then click Next. The window displays its progress, as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6. Installing the Local Configuration Store

3.
For Step 2: Setup or Remove Lync Server Components, click Run.

4.
At the screen that displays, click Next. A window displays, as shown in Figure 7.

Figure 7. Installing the Monitoring Server Role

5.
When the process is complete, click Finish.

6.
For Step 4: Start Services, click Run.

7.
After the services start successfully, click Exit in the deployment wizard.
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