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Publishing Lync with Forefront TMG (part 3)

Skriven av Silverdrake , 26 April 2012 · 542 visningar

Creating the protocol definitions needed for publishing Lync
This is part 3 of 5 in a series that describes how to publish Lync Web Services and Lync Edge with a Microsoft Forefront TMG 2010 server.

Part 1 - Covers the initial configuration of Forefront TMG
Part 2 - Publishing Lync Web Services with Forefront TMG
Part 3 - Creating the protocols needed for publishing Lync Edge server
Part 4 - Publishing Lync Edge server with Forefront TMG
Part 5 - Installing Lync Front End and Lync Edge

The reference I used for this guide is found here: <a href="http://technet.micro...gg425891.aspx">http://technet.micro...y/gg425891.aspx
Open up TMG and navigate to Firewall Policy, open the Toolbox and expand the Protocols section.
Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync SIP/MTLS Server

Port 5061 TCP Inbound
Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync SIP/MTLS

Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync RTP 50K Range Server

Add the ports and then finish the wizard
NOTE! In the documentation you can see that you also need to open ports 50000-59999 TCP/UDP for outgoing traffic. Now this one is a bit tricky if you're reading to fast! The ports mentionend are actually SOURCE ports on your Edge server. Destination ports in this case should be ANY! If you create a rule that allows outbound traffic only on destination port 50000 - 59999 you might run into problems sharing desktop and applications with federated users! Therefore we create a protocol definition for TCP and UDP outbound on all ports. (We could just allow all traffic but this limits it to TCP and UDP) Source ports are later defined in the Access Rule.
Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync TCP/UDP All

Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync STUN/MSTURN Server

Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync STUN/MSTURN

Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync PSOM/MTLS

Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync SIP/MTLS/5062

Create a new Protocol Definition
Name: Lync HTTPS 4443

Now that all protocol definitions are done we can proceed with creating the actual rules.
Coming up in part 4.

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