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Below is the call diagram example used as a configuration reference for the remainder of this document.

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• The FQDN/IP of the Domain Controller
• What AD attribute will be used as key to retrieve records? msRTCSIP-Line, name, or mail are common AD attribute to set as the LDAP search criteria.
• What area of the Active Directory should be searched?

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    ADSIedit showing a typical location for an AD search

• Does the SBC have a license for Active Directory?

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• Configuring a Domain Controller
• Setting the Configuration parameters the SBC will use to interoperate with the domain controller

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SBC AD Configuration

The SBC must be configured for:

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1. Click the Settings tab in the top nagivation, then select Domain Controllersin the left-hand navigation

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2. Enter the AD information for your network

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3. Click Configurationin the left-hand navigation.

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4. Configure the Active Directory Configuration as shown. Add whatever Cache Attributesyou plan to use.

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   The minimum configuration for this example document should include the attributes: msRTCSIP-Line, name, displayName, mail, telephoneNumber

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Active Directory Verification

1. With the AD configuration completed, click Refresh Cache.

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2. Click Display Statisticsand verify that the AD queries are succeeding.

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3. In the Domain Controller configuration, check the DC Status

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4. Select the Tasks tab in the top navigation and click Active Directory Cache Query. In the form, pick an AD attribute from the pulldown and supply a corresponding value.

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   Queries of the msRTCSIP-Line must match precisely what appears in the Lync Line URI for the desired user, unless Normalized Cache is configured to True. If the cache is normalized, the tel: will be removed from the Lync User Line URI.

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1. Create a transformation table with an entry to search for a msRTCSIP-Line entry that matches the called number and returns the mobile number.

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2. Create a new call route table, then a call route entry to the table. In the example, the Calls to Mobile transformation table (above) is added to the call route (below).

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3. Create a second transformation table with an entry to search for a msRTCSIP-Line entry that matches the called number.

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4. Add a second entry to your Call Route table to send the call to the Lync Server. As before, add the transformation table above to the call route below.

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5. Your call route table should look like this:

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Column Info Expand If you are planning to employ AD lookups for Lync Line URI (msRTCSIP-Line), your searches will likely require additional number translations. Click here to view some common number normalizations for msRTCSIP-Line AD lookups. If you are planning to employ AD lookups for Lync Line URI (msRTCSIP-Line), your searches will likely require additional number translations. Click here to view some common number normalizations for msRTCSIP-Line AD lookups. It is often necessary to change (normalize) a number before performing an AD lookup. The vast majority of lookups require just the addition of +countrycode (i.e. +1 for the US) for a number that is already 10 digits (areacode+number). The Lync Line URI (msRTCSIP-Line) is different as it is always prepended with tel: and often postpended with ;ext=number. Since AD searches must be exact matches, the number must be corrected before the search. Below are some common normalization transformations. Tip If Normalize Cache is configured to True, the tel: will automatically be removed from msRTCSIP-Line before the SBC caches the number. Setting Normalize Cache to True is recommended. Panel   If your Lync Line URI: looks like this: Panel borderStyle none Caption 0 Figure 1 Lync Line URI Image Modified   These are two common normalizations:     Image Removed     with Panel borderStyle none Caption 0 Figure 1 Normalize Cache set to True     Image Removed     Image Added with Panel borderStyle none Caption 0 Figure 1 Normalize Cache set to False Image Added Panel   If your Lync Line URI: looks like this: Panel borderStyle none Caption 0 Figure 1 Lync Line URI Image Modified   These are two common normalizations for a 4 digit extension:     Image Removed     with Panel borderStyle none Caption 0 Figure 1 Normalize Cache set to True     Image Removed     Image Added with Panel borderStyle none Caption 0 Figure 1 Normalize Cache set to False Image Added Panel   Note If your Operating Mode is configured to Online, normalization should always include tel: as Normalize Cache is not available in Online mode. As stated before, Online mode is not recommended.

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The diagram below provides a pictorial representation for conceptualizing how data is processed through Transformation Table entries.