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On the Define a File Store page enter the name of the Windows file share created in the previous section (e.g.

Take note of the automatically defined SQL Server store which is comprised of the server’s FQDN ( fe.) followed by the previously installed SQL Express instance name (RTC).

As this is a Standard Edition server then there will be no configurable options available on the Define the SQL Store page.

This setting will be addressed when an Edge Server is deployed in a later article.

On the Associate Server Roles with this Front End Pool page leave the option blank as an Edge Server does not yet exist.

Retain the default enabled setting of Collocate Mediation Server on the Select Collocated Server Roles page.

Later articles will cover the deployment of some of these additional features.

Select the features which should be installed and enabled on this Front End server.

On the Define Front End Pool FQDN page select Standard Edition Server and then enter the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the Windows domain member server where the SFB prerequisites were installed (e.g.

Specify the locality information associated with the first site and then complete the wizard.Īt this point the Define New Front End Pool wizard should be automatically launched.

Select a Name for the first site to be created in the topology (e.g.

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).Īdd any additional desired SIP domains at this point, but a single SIP domain is sufficient for most deployments as well as this series of articles.

For the Primary SIP domain enter the desired domain namespace (e.g.

Launch the Skype for Business Server 2015 Topology Builder and then select New Topology.

Define Topologyīefore installing any additional server components the Skype for Business topology must be defined. Before performing these steps in this article make sure to successfully complete all of the prerequisite actions covered in Part 1 of this series.