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Even the official TechNet article on Lync 2013 Reverse Proxy configuration only lists TMG and ISA as the Microsoft options.
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For customers who need to publish Lync for Mobility and the software client, Microsoft recommends publishing the Lync Edge server using TMG, or a comparable transparent-publishing firewall solution (note, though, that using the TMG server that’s on your UAG server is not supported for this purpose)”Īt that time, Lync 2013 had reached RTM but not General Availability so I assume this references Lync 2010. The only thing that IS supported is using the Web-based version of the Lync client. “ UAG does not support accessing Lync using Lync Mobility on any platform, nor the use of the Lync software client. More information at Publishing Lync web servicesīen Ari from the Microsoft UAG CSS team (who publicly seems to know more about UAG than anybody else) wrote a clarification blog UAG Lync Mobility and other Lync clients stating:
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What’s new in Forefront UAG Service Pack 1 Update 1 added support for publishing Lync 2010 Lync Web App (and SharePoint 2010 Office Web Apps) and lists some known issues including ‘Forefront UAG does not support Lync Mobility scenarios’. Additionally, Office Web Apps Server 2013 is not specified as supported. UAG 2010 Service Pack 3 provided support for publishing Exchange 2013 and SharePoint 2013, but Lync was noticeably absent. It is important to note up front that Lync 2013 is not officially supported on UAG 2010.
IIS ARR did not meet all of the requirements. TMG had been planned for and following the end of life statement above, UAG 2010 was chosen. Additionally Lync 2013 required no pre-authentication or authorisation. So IIS ARR looks like a solution if you just publish Lync, or if pre-authentication is not important to you – and this seems to be the way most Microsoft products like Exchange and SharePoint are going.Ī recent customer engagement had a requirement for pre-authentication and authorisation (allowing only members of a specific group access to Outlook Web App for example) for Exchange 2010, SharePoint 2013 and FIM 2010.
A couple of things to note is that IIS ARR cannot do pre-authentication (not supported for Lync anyway) and there does not seem to be any sizing or scaling documentation out yet. IIS ARR (Application Request Routing)Īccording to this NextHop blog Using IIS ARR as a Reverse Proxy for Lync Server 2013, IIS ARR is the only supported Microsoft solution for customers who do not already own TMG. But first a little background unless you want to jump straight to UAG 2010 Configuration.
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In this blog I will explain how to setup UAG 2010 Service Pack 3 to publish all Lync 2013 reverse proxy features including mobility (for Lync mobile clients) and Office Web Apps. If TMG is not already installed however, technically it cannot be used for a new installation. TMG will continue to be supported until 2015 for mainstream support and 2020 for extended support. With the untimely demise of TMG, the only Microsoft product (other than IIS) with reverse proxy functionality is Microsoft Forefront UAG (Unified Access Gateway). Microsoft Forefront TMG (Threat Management Gateway) has been the primary way Lync Web Services have been published in the past.
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