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To complete the deployment, you must start the following Lync Services on the ASM in order for it to function as a Survivable Branch Appliance (SBA):

  1. Lync Server, Front-End Service
  2. Lync Server, Mediation Service

At this stage those services are Not Running, you can verify this by Viewing the SBA Operational Status:

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Lync SBA Branch Site Tasks

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Step 1 - Configuring the ASM IP Settings

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Step 2 - Joining the ASM to a Domain

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Step 3 - Deploying the SBA

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Step 4 - Generate and Import an SBA Certificate

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Step 5 - Starting the SBA Services

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Step 6 - Applying an SBA Security Template

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  1. Click the Start SBA Services

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  2. A series of status messages will be dispatched:

    1. The Lync services are started:

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Verifying the Lync SBA Services are Running

When Viewing the SBA Operational Status, these services will appear as Running as shown below:

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The Lync services can be stopped (and restarted) at anytime. See Starting and Stopping SBA Services