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Hi
Simple question:
I have poolA.internaldomain.com and poolB.internaldomain.com. And their external Web sites are "poolAws.company.com" and "poolBws.company.com".
Beside of these I have directory which external web site is: "LyncWs.company.com".
Do I need to publish those "poolAws.company.com" and "poolBws.company.com" to external DNS together with "LyncWs.company.com"? Or is it enough to publish only Directory's external web site if the Reverse Proxy (which terminate
the SSL connection and start new one) is able to resolve those names? As Directory does the reroute for the session to the correct Front End pool. As the session is still initialized by the Reverse Proxy.
My hope is, that I do not need to do publish those names so I can get a bit more security...
Petri

Yep that's correct, all web services are delivered via the reverse proxy server.
Regardless of using a director or not, the documentation states that all web services in all pools should be published via the reverse proxy, and this includes the director pool. Jeff Schertz has a good article that summarises this - http://blog.schertz.name/2011/03/publishing-lync-director-web-services
In most situations I would not deploy a director. In Lync 2013 it is no longer a recommended role but is optional.
Hope this helps.
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