Topic Last Modified: 2011-05-13
If a server running one of the following server roles fails, follow the procedure in this section to restore the server. If multiple servers fail independently, follow the procedure for each server.
- Front End Servers
- Mediation Servers
- Directors
- Stand-alone A/V Conferencing Servers
- Archiving Servers without a collocated database
- Monitoring Servers without a collocated database
- Edge Servers
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This procedure does not apply to Group Chat Server or the Group Chat database. For details on restoring a Group Chat, see Operating and Maintaining the Group Chat System. |
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We recommend that you take an image copy of the system before you start restoration so that you can use this image as a rollback point in case something goes wrong during restoration. You might want to take the image copy after you install the operating system and SQL Server, and restore or re-enroll the certificates. |
To restore a member server
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Start with a clean or new server that has the same fully qualified domain name (FQDN) as the failed server, install the operating system, and then restore or re-enroll the certificates.
Note: Follow your organization's server deployment procedures to perform this step. -
From a user account that is a member of the RTCUniversalServerAdmins group, log on to the server you are restoring.
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Browse to the Lync Server 2010 installation folder or media, and start the Lync Server Deployment Wizard located at \setup\amd64\Setup.exe.
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Follow the Deployment Wizard to do the following:
- Run Step 1: Install Local Configuration Store to install
the local configuration files.
- Run Step 2: Setup or Remove Lync Server Components to
install the Lync Server server role.
- Run Step 3: Request, Install or Assign Certificates to
assign the certificates.
- Run Step 4: Start Services to start services on the
server.
For details about running the Deployment Wizard, see the Deployment documentation for the server role you are restoring.
- Run Step 1: Install Local Configuration Store to install
the local configuration files.