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Googling this error confirmed that when using the standard edition of Skype for Business 2015 you had to use the servers actual FQDN, which is skypesvr.. localdo main local cert rather than the external cert for externalservername externa ldomain.. I'm under the understanding that the Enterprise edition can't be installed on one server and has to be configured with at least one other server as the SQL server, right? Anyhow, in defining the initial FQDN I had initially used an external.. I believe the problem in fact is related to a cert If you open up the certificates MMC for the user and take a look at the Personal certificate store, you'll see both certificates that were shown in the certificate picker: You can actually change the certificate store that the Lync certificate is kept in.. local domain In deploying the server and on the 'Define New Front End Pool' I'm using the Standard Edition Server as this is a small deployment and I only want to use one server.. domain local In doing that it also set the internal web service URL to that domain, not allowing that to be changed.. Would there be any other way to try this without loosing my profile?If you logged into another machine you have then tested that another profile corrected the issue.. How can I go about requesting a new cert? I haven't touched the CA world in sometime.. Are you using an internal CA or is your cert from a 3rd party SSL provider? If it is from and internal CA then it might be the cert on your machine but that should be easy to correct.. ' I cleared my Lync cache and even remove a cert from the 'Personal' container in the certmgr which I believe was suppose to be for my Lync.. local domains anymore So is my only choice to use an internal CA in this case? Will that work properly and seamlessly with external clients? Or I read that with an enterprise deployment that you can use another FQDN other than the server name, which would circumvent this problem however I would have to use more than 1 server and would have to use the Standard Edition of SQL right?I'm trying to keep this as simple as possible.. Just export the cert from a working machine and import it into yours I'm in the process of deploying my first Skype for Business 2015.. com domain and ran through the wizard and attempted to deploy the topology, but ran into an error.. I want to use an external 3rd Party SSL Cert however third party SSL providers don't allow the use of.. Some of these FQDNs overlapped with the 'Web Services External' certificate installation which was odd to me.. Anyhow, for all of the external FQDNs, I requested an external SSL cert and that successfully installed.. So I set that up and got the dashboard lit up green with the Topology However, when using S4B client externally, it comes up with a Certificate warning and its trying to use internalservername.. I flushed dns, rebooted a few times and followed a few MS KB's and still no luck.. However, when I sign on using my PC i get an error 'cannot sign in to lycn - there was a problem verifying the certificate from the server.. You can create a backup of your profile and then import it after to restore your profile items.. Hi, thanks for all the input thus far Keyboard shortcut for superscript mac word.. co m It then says 'Can't sign in to Lync' ' There was a problem verifying the certificate from the server'.. I am having issues signing on to my Lync account from my PC only I was able to sign in from a member server in my domain.. Very confusing - but they're not. S4B is a new subject for me so I appreciate the help I followed your instructions and selected the 'Server Default' and 'Web services internal' and selected the internal CA for the default dns names that came up.. I finished the setup of my Front End Server I then found out that I needed an Edge Server.. The previous administrator configured the local domain with all of the servers using a.. Obviously because the internal CA is not trusted However, the whole point of the external SSL certs was so they would be used externally.
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