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Microsoft Office Communications Server Group Chat is an extension of your existing Microsoft Office Communications Server. Depending on your topology, you can install Group Chat on a single server or multiple servers. For more information about available topologies, see Step 3. Identify the Technical Requirements for Deploying Group Chat. For information about the technical and software requirements for installing Group Chat, including planning you deployment, see Planning for Group Chat.
If your organization requires compliance support, you can install Group Chat on a separate Compliance Server after you have completed the installation and configuration of the Chat Servers. For details, see Installing the Compliance Server.
In This Section
At a minimum, each topology requires a server with Microsoft Office Communications Server installed and a server with Microsoft® SQL Server™ database software installed. The following sections describe how to deploy and manage Group Chat for your specific topology:
- Preparing Server Platforms
- Setting Up Group Chat Accounts and Permissions
- Obtaining Certificates for Group Chat
- Installing Group Chat
- Installing the Group Chat Admin Tool
- Configuring Web Service Settings in IIS
- Connecting the Admin Tool to Group Chat
- Configuring Group Chat User Access
- Deploying Compliance Support
- Managing Group Chat