In this case I’ll be choosing my main pool since the second is only for resilience purpose. Next I’ll have to choose which Lync FE pool will be used as the next hop to the Edge pool. Here I am going to place the NAT IP address which is my Public IP address. Next I will be asked to enter the DMZ’s IP address which the wizard calls (Private External IP address) Next I’ll have to enter my Edge server’s Local IP address. When you use a single IP address with a different ports, the Access Edge port will normally change to 5061 (Not 443 like in the _sip._) SRV record which will cause failure if you forgot to change this port to match the one in your Topology’s Access Edge settings. It’ll only use a single FQDN for all services if you’re going to use a single public IP address with a different ports. This is the FQDN’s the default configuration.
I will configure my firewall to NAT ports to the Edge’s DMZ IP addresses from the Public so I am choosing this option.
Next I will choose the last option which says that the Edge pool is translated by NAT. For production use it’s recommended to have 3 public IP addresses, One is for Access Edge, AV and WebConf services. I am intending to use a single Public IP address with a different ports (nonstandard) since this is a lab.
Next, you will have to choose if you want to enable federation with partners or other service providers …e.g. I will add the first Edge pool which contains of a single Edge server Now I will go back to Skype for Business FE server, I’ll launch the topology builder and add new Edge server The DMZ network could have a single DMZ address (Public Address to be pointing to) or three DMZ addresses for public IP addresses with standard https ports.Įdit the Edge server’s host file to include Lync FE and DC’s IP addresses and Hostname but still it must be able to ping to the FE from Edge and vice versa. Edge Server must have 2 NICs, one Local NIC will point out to the Front end server but must not have Default gateway so traffic can only flow through the DMZ out to the internet and back in.
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