Setting up a TrustedApplication for Lync 2010
- Open Lync Management Shell
- Create TrustedApplicationPool
- Run Get-CsSite. Note SiteId
- Run Get-CsService –Registrar. Note Identity:Registrar:
- Run New-CsTrustedApplicationPool –Identity [LyncServer] –Registrar [Registrar] –Site [SiteId]
- Run Enable-CsTopology
- Run New-CsTrustedApplication – Save these settings, as you will need them to configure BLM
- ApplicationId: Supply a descriptive name here
- TrustedApplicationPoolFqdn: The fully-qualified domain name of the trusted application pool created in the previous step. Can be found by running Get-CsTrustedApplicationPool
- Port: Select a port to access the trusted application. Should be >1024. Be sure that the port is open on your firewall.
- Run Enable-CsTopology to commit the changes
- Run “Get-CsTrustedApplication > [some file name].txt” This will save the information you will need to configure BuddyList Migrator to a text file, as it is very difficult to copy from the Management Shell.
- Setup
TrustedApplicationEndpoint
- Run
New-CsTrustedApplicationEnpdoint –ApplicationID urn:application:yourAppname –TrustedApplicationPoolFqdn
appPoolFQDN –SipAddress sip:name@domain –DisplayName
“Name”
- Setup Certificates for the machine on which you will install BuddyList Migrator. If installing to the Lync Server, this can be ignored
- Run mmc
- Add the Certificates snap-in. Select “Local Computer”
- Go to Personal->Certifcates
- Action->All Tasks->Request New Certificate
- Continue through the Wizard. Select “Computer” for the type of certificate.