Move cms from Lync 2010 enterprise pool to Lync 2013 enterprise pool

Hi!
We recently moved all our users from our 2010 ent pool to our new 2013 ent pool.
we have read the http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj688013%28OCS.15%29.aspx
In step 7, it says that we should run the deployment wizard. Do we have to do this on all servers in the pool?
regards,
Uc

Hi,
yes you should run it on all front-End servers in the pool
Regards,
Charbel Hanna
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