Planning a Lync Server 2013 Deployment on Virtual Servers Note that Lync Server performance on virtual topologies can vary greatly depending on the workloads being used, the number of users, and the host hardware.” “Lync Server 2013 supports virtualization topologies that support all Lync Server workloads, including instant messaging (IM) and presence, conferencing, Enterprise Voice, Monitoring, Archiving, and Persistent Chat. I can’t find a good public reference for SfB Server 2015 support stance on virtual, but here is one for Lync 2013 You can subscribe for email updates Lync 2013 was supported on Virtualisation
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If support for virtual changes, I will update this blog. If you need to reference this, its support ticket 201903130920012175. A support ticket to Microsoft and some conversations confirmed that today, SfB Server 2019 is not supported on virtualisation. Then I went to find the documentation to check what the current recommendations/requirements are for SfB on virtualisation, but I found nothing. I said that you couldn’t put in on Azure (not supported at all by Microsoft) but that Microsoft support SfB on virtual, so if an IaaS provider could meet the correct virtualisation requirements it would technically be deployed to a Microsoft supported standard. It’s not a great idea or very cost-effective, again, those were not the question. Note, the question is not “will it work”, it’s “will Microsoft support it”. I was doing some research after a customer asked if they could put SfB server “in the cloud” (on IaaS) in a Microsoft supported way. SfB Server 2019 us supported on virtualisation, see details here: Clarifying Support for Skype for Business Server 2019 Virtualization Thanks to Corbin Meek, Senior Supportability Program Manager – Teams and Skype for Business at Microsoft for reaching out with an update/clarification.
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