How to test whether the Lync Mobility function is correct

After configuring the Lync Mobility function, we can test and simulate the connection process by performing the following steps to confirm that the functions provide normal services:

1. Access https: // lyncdiscover. <SIP Domain Name>/autodiscover/autodiscoverservice. svc/root Internet)

Access https: // lyncdiscoverinternal. <SIP Domain Name>/autodiscover/autodiscoverservice. svc/root intranet)

The mobile client accesses this link to obtain the web service address. Lync Server 2013 normally generates a json file containing the link address of your Internet web service.

2. Access https: // <Internet Web service address>/autodiscover/autodiscoverservice. svc/root

Normally, a json file is also obtained.

3. Access https: // <Internet Web service address>/webticket/webticketservice. svc

This step verifies the mobile client. You may be asked to enter your account name and password when accessing the browser. Normally, you will see a Web service function call page.

4. Access https: // <Internet Web service address>/mcx/mcxservice. svc Lync 2010 mobile client)

Access https: // <Internet Web service address>/ucwa/v1/appliation Lync 2013 mobile client)

When the Server side is Lync Server 2013, the normal situation should be that 401 is returned.

Okay. Here is a simple method for testing the Lync Mobility function. I hope it will be helpful for you to configure Mobility.

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