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#Skype for business windows 10 white present license

Accept the License Agreement and click OK.

Start the Skype for Business 2015 setup application (D:\Setup\Amd64\Setup.exe). This is also mentioned in the warning that’s shown, click Y to continue: When running the first command the entire server is disabled and all Lync related group membership is removed. To stop and disable the Lync 2013 services open the Lync Management Shell and enter the following commands: Disable-CsComputer –Scorch The Lync services will be stopped and disabled so a downtime is involved here. To do this we start with the Lync 2013 Front-End server. When the Skype for Business Topology is successfully published the individual servers can be upgraded. When the Topology is successfully finished click the Finish button.Īt this point you’re finished with preparing the Topology and you can continue upgrading the individual servers (Front-End, Mediation and Edge servers). When you have a small Lync 2013 environment it will take a few seconds to publish the Topology but if you have a (very) large environment it can take a serious amount of time, up to hours according to the warning message that’s shown when you start the publishing process. To store this configuration back in the CMS, right click the Skype for Business Server in the top left of the Topology Builder and select Publish Topology.

#Skype for business windows 10 white present upgrade

In the warning message saying Are you sure to upgrade the selected pool to Skype for Business Server 2015 click Yes.Ī new entry will appear in the Topology for Skype for Business Server 2015, containing the existing/upgraded configuration: As long as you don’t publish it, nothing will happen to your existing environment. In the Topology Builder, right click the existing Lync 2013 Topology and select the Upgrade to Skype for Business Server 2015 as shown in the following figure:Īt this moment nothing will happen, but the topology as saved in the local file will be converted to a Skype for Business topology. The next step is to open the Topology Builder, select Download Topology from existing deployment and store the topology file on the local hard disk. When the installation is finished click Finish and click Exit to stop the Deployment Wizard.

#Skype for business windows 10 white present install

This will also install the Skype for Business 2015 Topology Builder, needed to convert the Lync 2013 Topology to a Skype for Business 2015 Topology. When the Deployment Wizard is installed select the Install Administrative Tools options as shown in the following figure: Start the Skype for Business 2015 setup application (D:\Setup\AMs64\setup.exe), accept the license agreement and let the application install the necessary binaries for the Core Components. It is important that this server does not contain any Lync 2013 binaries. It is not possible to install these on the existing Lync 2013 server, so a (temporary) server needs to be used. The first step is to install the Administrative Tools.

When the server is fully patched it’s time to start upgrading the server. Skype for Business installs SQL Express 2014 during the setup process. the platform need to be running this version. Please note that this is a prerequisite for the upgrade, i.e. \SQLEXPR_圆4_ENU.exe /ACTION=Patch /allinstances /IAcceptSQLServerLicenseTermsĪll instances will be automatically upgraded:

#Skype for business windows 10 white present Patch

You can patch the server by opening a Lync Management Shell window and entering the following commands: Stop-CsWindowsService The latest available Service Pack for SQL 2012 is SP2 which can be downloaded here:

#Skype for business windows 10 white present how to

The Updates for Lync Server 2013 article ( ) describes how to update your Lync servers to the latest CU level. I’m running Windows Server 2012 R2 on all my servers, so the only updates I have to apply is the Cumulative Update for Lync (to be safe, the May 2015 Cumulative Update ( ) and the SQL Server 2012 SP1 update.

Microsoft Lync Server 2013 CU5 (February 2015 update) or above.

Requirementsīefore the servers can be upgraded to Skype for Business 2015 a number of requirements need to be met, depending of the underlying Operating System: In this blog post I’ll discuss a step-by-step upgrade from Lync 2013 Standard edition to Skype for Business 2015. A downtime if required, but when scheduling off business hours this should not be a problem. I’m running Lync 2013 Standard Edition in my environment (Lync 2013 Front-End Server, Lync 2013 Edge server and Lync 2013 Mediation server), and lucky enough there is an in-place upgrade possibility. Now that Microsoft has released Skype for Business 2015 it’s time to have a look at the upgrade possibilities.