Configure Persistent Chat Server in Lync Server 2013

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Topic Last Modified: 2012-10-06

To create a new Persistent Chat configuration

New-CsPersistentChatConfiguration -Identity <XdsIdentity> [-DefaultChatHistory <Integer>] [-MaxChatContentSizeMB <Integer>] [-MaxFileSizeKB <Integer>] [-ParticipantUpdateLimit <Integer>] [-FileServiceUrl <UrlForFileUpload>] [-RoomManagementUrl <RoomManagementUrl>] [-Instance <PSObject>] [-Force <Switch Parameter>] [-Confirm <Switch Parameter>] [-WhatIf <Switch Parameter>]

To get Persistent Chat configuration

Get-CsPersistentChatConfiguration [-LocalStore <Switch Parameter>] [-Identity <XdsIdentity>]

To remove Persistent Chat configuration

Remove-CsPersistentChatConfiguration -Identity <XdsIdentity>

To set Persistent Chat configuration

Set-CsPersistentChatConfiguration [-DefaultChatHistory <Integer>] [-MaxChatContentSizeMB <Integer>] [-MaxFileSizeKB <Integer>] [-ParticipantUpdateLimit <Integer>] [-FileServiceUrl <UrlForFileUpload>] [-RoomManagementUrl <RoomManagementUrl>] [-Instance <PSObject >] [-Force <Switch Parameter>] [-Confirm <Switch Parameter>] [-WhatIf <Switch Parameter>]

For Lync Server 2013, all web service traffic is supported on the Lync Server 2013, Front End Servers. Therefore, the gcweb01 address on Persistent Chat Server is not necessary. We still support internal web service access because we provide the File Upload/Download Web service to the internal website only (not to the external website for remote users).