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Office 365 users cannot see presence after migration of Edge server

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Hi,
Situation before:
- 1 FE, 1 Edge (2 companies - 2 sip domain compA.domain.com, compB.domain.ru)
Situation after:
First company: 1 FE, 1 Edge, sip domain: compA.domain.com (public addresses same as before)
Second company: 1 FE, 1 Edge, sip domain: compB.domain.ru (new public addreses)
After the split of companies, the Office 365 sfb users (different companies) cannot see presence of the Second company users. If we create new Office 365 domain everything is seen. Federation works for on premise companies.
Our suspiction: Office365 holds the old Edge public FQDN for compB.domain.ru.
How can we refresh this data?
Monday, June 25, 2018 1:03 PM
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Hi iron_flower,
According to your description, I want to confirm some questions with your help:
1. Does your environment hybrid with online before?
2. What environment in your organization now? Only on-premise or hybrid environment?
Based on my experience, I suggest you could check the SRV records in the public DNS server and port 5061 whether opened in the Edge in your second company.
In addition, as you are using two SIP domains before, I suggest you could check whether also there are two SIP domains in your first company’s topology. According to your description, the two companies has split, if in the first company’s topology, there is an additional SIP domain, you could try to remove.
Best Regard,
EvanTuesday, June 26, 2018 7:38 AM -
Hi Evan,
1. no hybrid is configured (nor before, neither after)
2. On premise
SRV records are correct. As I wrote before federation works with on premise installations and with new Office 365 ones.
No 2 sip domains are in architectures. We split the organizations.
Tuesday, June 26, 2018 12:48 PM -
Hi iron_flower,,
You could try to check whether the new Edge Server configured right, you could refer to the document below to find more:
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Installing-Skype-for-78703118
In addition, you could try to check the federation type in the SFB control panel, or you could run the cmdlet: Get-csaccessedgeconfiguration | fl. You could also run the cmdlet below to do a test: Test-CsFederatedPartner -Domain <partnerdomain> -TargetFqdn <EdgeaccessFQDN>
Best Regard,
Evan
- Proposed as answer by woshixiaobai Monday, July 2, 2018 5:16 AM
- Edited by woshixiaobai Monday, July 2, 2018 5:17 AM
Friday, June 29, 2018 2:33 AM -
Hi iron_flower,
Are there any update for this issue, if the reply is helpful to you, please try to mark it as an answer, it will help others who has similar issue.
Best Regards,
Evan
Monday, July 2, 2018 5:18 AM -
Hi,
Get-CsAccessEdgeConfiguration | fl
Identity : Global
AllowAnonymousUsers : False
AllowFederatedUsers : True
AllowOutsideUsers : True
BeClearingHouse : False
EnablePartnerDiscovery : False
DiscoveredPartnerVerificationLevel : UseSourceVerification
EnableArchivingDisclaimer : False
EnableUserReplicator : False
KeepCrlsUpToDateForPeers : True
MarkSourceVerifiableOnOutgoingMessages : True
OutgoingTlsCountForFederatedPartners : 4
DnsSrvCacheRecordCount : 131072
DiscoveredPartnerStandardRate : 20
EnableDiscoveredPartnerContactsLimit : True
MaxContactsPerDiscoveredPartner : 1000
DiscoveredPartnerReportPeriodMinutes : 60
MaxAcceptedCertificatesStored : 1000
MaxRejectedCertificatesStored : 500
CertificatesDeletedPercentage : 20
SkypeSearchUrl : https://skypegraph.skype.com/search/v1.0
RoutingMethod : UseDnsSrvRoutingI think you did not read what I stated before. It works with most Office 365 domains except for the ones that were used before the split.
Monday, July 2, 2018 10:46 AM