Open IIS Manager, and you’ll see you have two new features: This is all you need for IIS ARR to work:
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If your server can’t access the internet for some reason, you’re up for a real treat: When the installation is finished, You’ll see it has installed four components: That’s 4 components all together:Ĭlick “I Accept” and enjoy the commercial content from Microsoft whilst the installation is taking place: Hitting “Install” will show you the features you’re about to install. You’ll get the first installation screen, telling you it will install 2 features: Whichever platform you choose (ARR 2.5 or ARR 3.0), it’s an identical installation and configuration process: Use Microsoft Web Platform Installer to install IIS ARR 2.5.Download Hotfix for Microsoft Application Request Routing Version 2.5 for IIS7 (KB 2732764) (圆4), we’ll use that later.Install IIS on Windows Server 2012 with all defaults, nothing too smart.
Use Microsoft Web Platform Installer to install IIS ARR 3.0.Install IIS on Windows Server 2012R2 with all defaults, nothing too smart.As Forefront TMG 2010 is becoming end of life, Microsoft’s official and at the moment only supported Reverse Proxy solution for Lync Server 2013 is IIS ARR.įor Skype for Business Server the only supported solution is Server 2012 WAP, but IIS ARR 3.0 will also work for you.ĭoing this is rather simple, and this post will demonstrate the steps to publish Lync 2013 External Web Services using IIS ARR on Windows Server 2012.įirst things first, an installation and two downloads: