Lync 2013 Edge replication is not working after migration from 2010 !
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I have finally fixed it, this week i had a migration project and Edge also failed and the only way to fix it was registry trick provided by Microsoft support.
Here is the fix below
Mohammed JH
- Marked as answer by moh10ly Friday, December 20, 2013 2:53 PM
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Hi Oguzhan,
I have tried adding a route and i'm able to ping both Edge NIC IPs from Lync front. and Invoke command doesn't show any reference to port 4443 on my Reverse Proxy firewall. nor the Edge firewall.
All Lync services on Edge and FE are up.
I'm suspecting it's the xds shared folder. I'm following Scenario 3 in this link but I can't replace the user with local administrator as it gives me access denied.
The user i'm using for Lync FE is a domain admin, but xds showing no current owner on it.
The only thing I can remember that I have done between 28 and today is reinstalling the Edge server as we have some issues with some federated partners and most of the errors are indicating TLS issues but I have regenerated certificates couple of times and installed them but to no avail.
Mohammed JH
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The file RtcReplicaRoot is not shared.
The CMS master uses a directory structure shared with other Lync Server components in network share defined in the topology document. The name of the top level directory is the Service Id of the CMS master. The tree structure is the following: <Lync Server FileStore>\<CMS Service Id>\CMSFileStore\xds-master, where <Lync Server FileStore> is the name of the directory selected to be the FileStore used by the CentralMgmt service in the topology document and CMS Service Id is the Service Id of the CentralMgmt service in the topology document .
You should check the Lync share file’s permission.
For the replication for CMS, check the following blog.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/jenstr/archive/2010/10/13/what-is-central-management-store-cms.aspx
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Lisa,
Not sure if you're talking about the RtcReplicaRoot folder or file, but there's a folder called RtcReplicaRoot in the root C drive and yes it is not shared. do I have to share it in order for replication to work ?
Inside the RtcReplicaRoot there's another folder called "xds-replica" now this one is shared with two permissions "network service" and "RTC local Config Replicator" with full permission.
In the security tab, it says Object name: C:\RtcReplicaRoot\xds-replica
You must have read permission to view the properties of this object. click advanced to continue
Clicking advanced will take me to the snapshot that I previously shared with you. on top if I choose to change the owner I get a windows security message which attached below
Clicking Yes will give me an error saying "An error occured while applying security information to: c:\rtcreplicaroot\cds-replica
failed to enumerate objects in the container. Access is denied.
Mohammed JH
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Lisa,
Not sure if you're talking about the RtcReplicaRoot folder or file, but there's a folder called RtcReplicaRoot in the root C drive and yes it is not shared. do I have to share it in order for replication to work ?
Inside the RtcReplicaRoot there's another folder called "xds-replica" now this one is shared with two permissions "network service" and "RTC local Config Replicator" with full permission.
In the security tab, it says Object name: C:\RtcReplicaRoot\xds-replica
You must have read permission to view the properties of this object. click advanced to continue
Clicking advanced will take me to the snapshot that I previously shared with you. on top if I choose to change the owner I get a windows security message which attached below
Clicking Yes will give me an error saying "An error occured while applying security information to: c:\rtcreplicaroot\cds-replica
failed to enumerate objects in the container. Access is denied.
Mohammed JH
That is the right behavior.
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You Lync edge server fails to replicate as the HTTPS fails. I think you should check the port for HTTPs is not blocked.
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You Lync edge server fails to replicate as the HTTPS fails. I think you should check the port for HTTPs is not blocked.
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I have finally fixed it, this week i had a migration project and Edge also failed and the only way to fix it was registry trick provided by Microsoft support.
Here is the fix below
Mohammed JH
- Marked as answer by moh10ly Friday, December 20, 2013 2:53 PM
