Lync 2013 Director web services missing Persistant Chat

When deploying Lync 2013 Director server the web services are missing the virtual directory for Persistent Chat. Persistent Chat is using the same URL as other Lync web services, but since the directory is missing in the Director IIS, Persitent Chat failes.
If I use the Front End for web services Persistent Chat works fine. Has anyone seen this or maybe implemented a workarround?
Regards
Stian

I generally publish the front end pool's external web services FQDN for this.  If you're using a reverse proxy, you should be able to redirect individual virtual directories to various internal pools, but I would just point this and all simple URLs
to a central front end pool.
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