This decision was made based on two factors: that a single namespace is easier to deal with when performing fresh lab installations and also that this reflects more common best practices today. An important change from the past is that a single, flat internal Active Directory and SMTP/SIP domain namespace is now being utilized.
Environmentįor these articles specific to Skype for Business Server 2015 a new lab environment has been created which is slightly different to environments used in the Lync Server articles. This format aids in skimming through the article for repeated installations. Yet normal paragraphs without bullets may include optional steps intended to provide a deeper understanding of a previous action or cover the installation of optional tools or components used to aid in knowledge transfer of the topic at hand. Steps starting with a bullet are mandatory to reach the same level of installation completion as the article intends to provide at the end. Although it may not have been obvious the usage of bulleted items is intentionally specific. Throughout this series of articles the same basic instructional flow is used as for previous releases. Starting with a single Standard Edition Skype for Business Server in a fresh Active Directory forest future articles will build on this deployment with additional component installation like Edge Services, Exchange Server integration, etc.
Similar to past articles this series of basic deployment articles will be used to capture a specific environment to also be used as the foundation for many Skype for Business (SfB) Server 2015 specific deployment articles.
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