Testing the Web Site
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After you create one or more virtual servers and, if necessary, after you publish the virtual server for external users, you are ready to test access to the Web site.
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| If you are using pop-up blocker software, ensure that the Communicator Web Access URI has been added to the list of allowed sites. |
To test the Web site for internal users
Log on to a computer that is inside your organization’s firewall.
Open a supported Internet browser, and then type the URI of the internal virtual server in the address bar. For example, https://cwa.contoso.com/.
In the Microsoft Office Communicator Web Access window, click Sign In, type your Office Communications Server sign-in address, and then click Sign In.
If you are prompted, click User name, and then type or verify your sign-in address using the format <domain>\<username>. If you are using single sign-on and you have previously signed in, you do not need to supply your username or password.
Click Password, type your Office Communications Server account password, and then click OK.
A separate Communicator Web Access client window will open.
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To test the Web site for external users
Log on to a computer that is outside your organization’s firewall.
Open a supported Internet browser, and then type the URI of the external virtual server in the address bar. For example, https://im.contoso.com/.
In the Microsoft Office Communicator Web Access window, click Sign In, type your Office Communications Server sign-in address, and then click Sign In.
If you are prompted, click User name, and then type or verify your sign-in address using the format <domain>\<username>. If you are using single sign-on and you have previously signed in, you do not need to supply your username or password.
Click Password, type your Office Communications Server account password, and then click OK.
A separate Communicator Web Access client window will open.