So this move to Teams is a natural transition and nothing to worry about. It enables you to take advantage of your time and resources. The use of cloud infrastructure presents new opportunities for interaction and communication. You may be doing that deployment side-by-side with the Edge, but you do need to follow those steps first, and then you'll be able to make the topology changes for the Edge that are documented here. Putting it bluntly, Skype is dead officially as of July 31, 2021and it’s time to transition to Microsoft Teams. This documentation also presumes you've already completed the Basic Deployment of Skype for Business Server. The deployment section contains only procedures, so if you want to know the reasoning behind these steps, planning is the place to begin. If not, many of the things we refer to are detailed there. We hope you've begun in the Plan for Edge Server deployments in Skype for Business Server section.
This checklist gives you an overview of the tasks you'll need to perform, and links to more detailed steps.
Deployment checklist for the Edge, for Skype for Business ServerĪs noted above, a lot goes into an Edge Server deployment for Skype for Business Server. These external users could be authenticated and anonymous remote users, federated partners, or other mobile clients. Why deploy an Edge Server or an Edge pool into your Skype for Business Server environment? It's necessary if you need external users who aren't logged into your organization's internal network to be able to interact with internal users. Summary: Learn how to deploy an Edge Server or an Edge pool into your Skype for Business Server environment.
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