Lync 2013. Domain name change sip addresses
- Tutorial
There was a task of changing the domain name in the sip address of Lync users.
The infrastructure has Lync 2013, Exchange 2013. There is also a federation with another organization.
1) You need to add a new sip domain to additional supported sip domains.
This is done through the Lync Topology Builder.
Open, click Download Topology, save the file with the tbxml extension.
Then we go into the properties of Lync Server and add a new sip domain.
After that you need to publish the topology. In the main window of Topology Builder Action -> Publish Topology.
You can check through the Lync management console - the user should see a drop-down list of sip domains.
2) Add records to the DNS.
For Internal DNS
Type SRV
_sipinternaltls._tcp.NewDomain.com (port 5061)
Type A
sip.NewDomain.com
pool.NewDomain.corp
lyncdiscoverinternal.NewDomain.com
dialin.NewDomain.com
meet.NewDomain.com
For external DNS
SRV type
_sip._tls.NewDomain.com (port 44)
_sipfederationtls._tcp.NewDomain.com (port 5061)
Type A
sip.NewDomain.com
webcon.NewDomain.com
av.NewDomain.com
dialin.NewDomain.com
lyncdiscover.NewDomain.com
lyncwebsvc.NewDomain.com
meet.NewDomain.com meet.NewDomain.com meet. .com
3) We create a new certificate with a new domain.
Go to the Deployment Wizard -> Install or Update Lync Server System -> Request Install or Assign Certificates.
Create a new certificate request. And set it as the default certificate.
DNS Name = Pool.newdomain.corp
DNS Name = LyncWebSvc.newdomain.corp
DNS Name = sip.newdomain.com
DNS Name = LyncServer01.newdomain.corp
DNS Name = meetings.newdomain.corp
DNS Name = dialin.newdomain.com
DNS Name = meet.newdomain.com
DNS Name = LyncdiscoverInternal.newdomain.com
DNS Name = lyncdiscover.newdomain.com
DNS Name = Pool.OldDomain.corp
DNS Name = LyncWebSvc.OldDomain.corp
DNS Name = Lip.OldDomain.com
DNS Name = LyncServer01 .OldDomain.corp
DNS Name = meetings.OldDomain.corp
DNS Name = dialin.OldDomain.com
DNS Name = meet.OldDomain.com
DNS Name = LyncdiscoverInternal.OldDomain.com
DNS Name = lyncdiscover.OldDomain.com
Run Enable-CSComputer
4) Federation
In the Lync management console of the federated organization you need to add our new domain .
This is done through the Lync -> Federation and External Access -> SIP Federated domains management console.
5) Reverse Proxy - you need to make changes and rewrite the certificates (if necessary)
6) Change the sip domain for all Lync users.
We use the script:
$UserList = Get-CsUser
foreach ($User in $UserList)
{
$oldAddress = $User.SipAddress
$newAddress = $oldAddress -replace "@olddomain.com", "@newdomain.com"
Set-CsUser -Identity $User.Identity -SipAddress $newAddress
}
FAQ
1) If after a user with a new domain logs in to Lync and a window pops up stating that Lync cannot verify trust.
It is necessary in the registry, along the path [HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Communicator]
In the parameter "TrustModelData" add the address indicated in the message.
support.microsoft.com/kb/2531068
It is also necessary to verify that the required domains are specified in IE, on the Local intranet.
2) If the history is not saved in Outlook, you need to check that for the new domain there is an autodiscover entry in DNS that points to Exchange