I did check the logs to see what the warnings were and although I don’t really remember (it’s been 2 weeks), I do remember it wasn’t anything that I felt needed to be addressed. Once the process completes, you’ll see something similar to the following:
#Lync for mac 2011 keeps disconnecting update
I will definitely update this post in the future when I find out though.
Once you execute publishing the empty topology, you’ll see an output of the process similar to the following screenshot:Īs shown in the above, it does complain about ocspool2 which was a OCS 2007 R2 pool and since I couldn’t find any documentation as to whether I needed to do anything prior to this step, I can’t really comment on whether something was missed. The familiar Publish Topology wizard will now launch so proceed as you would for an install: So now that we have an empty topology to be published, proceed with using the Publish Topology action from the Action tab to publish the topology: What you’ll also notice after this wizard runs is that if you had a legacy BackCompatSite merged with your OCS 2007 R2 environment, it will now be gone: What I didn’t like about this window was that while it did indicate I needed to publish the empty topology from Topology Builder and validate replication, it was skimpy on the details for the rest of the steps. Once the wizard has performed the removal of the components, the instructions in the above screenshot will be displayed. The prerequisites are outlined so make sure you met them before proceeding with this step. With the above steps, the Remove Deployment Wizard will launch:Īs indicated in the description above, this is the first step in completely removing your Lync Server deployment. Once the node has been expanded, right-click on the pool, select Topology and then Remove Deployment. The first step you’ll need to do is to open up Topology Builder, and expand your enterprise pool. mediation, a/v conferencing), a backend SQL server that hosts your pool’s database and no Edge, Monitoring and Archiving servers have not been deployed. You’ve deployed an enterprise pool with one front-end server that collocates all the roles that are collocate-able to the server (i.e. Let’s start with a short description of the environment: I apologize for the long overview but I really wanted communicate how frustrating it was trying to do this. After 4 days of trading messages (they answer your question overnight) I finally got enough information to avoid using adsiedit to remove Lync from our environment. Being unsatisfied with the information I had through these two resources I gave up on the TAP forum because no one’s obligated to answer my questions but continued trading emails with a Microsoft engineer from the Partner Forums because they’ll always try their best to assist until you reach a dead end.
The TAP forum responses I got was pretty much what I had already known (references to cmdlets that remove the CMS) and the same goes for the Microsoft Partner forums initially. After having no luck through spending hours trying to find documentation that outlines the process from start to finish, I began trying the Microsoft TAP and the Microsoft Partner forums.
#Lync for mac 2011 keeps disconnecting how to
Though I’m sure I could have used the information I found to hack away at then environment, I felt that I really wanted to figure out how to perform the uninstall without having to resort to the manual procedures required when using LDP and ADSIedit. Yes, there are bits and pieces out there that range from specific steps for part of the process and a detail blog post about how to remove all traces from Active Directory with a combination of PowerShell commands and adsiedit. I’m not sure if it’s just me but I had a hard time finding documentation that clearly outline the steps required to completely remove Microsoft Lync Server 2010 from your environment.
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