This however did not fix the problem in my case. He resolved the problem by assigning a new OAuthTokenIssuer certificate. Only identical problem found online is here (Invalid Uri syntax for WAC configuration): Can anyone please help me figure this out? Resolution: The user needs to unmute from both Lync Web App and Office Communicator 2007 R2 to allow the call to be heard. The two servers are located on the same internal network, DNS resolves fine both ways, and no firewall rules blocks any connections between the two. Issue: In a meeting, if a user is using Lync Web App for collaboration and joins audio by using Office Communicator 2007 R2 and then unmutes from Lync Web App, the user cannot hear the audio. For brevity, I will abbreviate Office Web Apps to OWA for the remainder of this post. I won’t delve too deep into the inner workings of Office Web Apps and will assume that you have a solid understanding of how it works already.
I can access the OWAS server Url from Lync ServerĬonnecting to the HTTPS discovery URL is working fine, and brings up the XML-page (after i click "show all content"). Most likely, that will include our friends in the Exchange and Lync practices too. This test will check the external domain name settings for your verified domain in Office 365. Received error message: Invalid Uri syntax for WAC configurationĬause: Office Web Apps Server may be unavailable or network connectivity may have been compromised.Ĭheck HTTPS connectivity from this box to the Office Web Apps Server deployment using the discovery Url. This test will validate your domains DNSSEC and DANE configurations using the same DNS resolvers that Exchange Online uses to for outbound mail flow. Office Web Apps Server (WAC) discovery failed, PowerPoint content is disabled.Īttempted Office Web Apps Server discovery Url: However when i start the services i get this error message in the log saying Office Web Apps discovery failed. Configured Lync topology, Office Web Apps farm and certificates. Hi I have installed a Lync 2013 Server and Office Web Apps Server.
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