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I want to grant the ability for certain folks to access MS Communicator internal with a new SIP Domain. &nbsp;<br />
I have added the new SIP Domain to the 'Live Communications Server Global Properties' but when using a test account, I will can't connect via MS Communicator.<br />
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Is there something more than needs to be done?<br />
Does the services need to be restarted?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I want to grant the ability for certain folks to access MS Communicator internal with a new SIP Domain.  
I have added the new SIP Domain to the 'Live Communications Server Global Properties' but when using a test account, I will can't connect via MS Communicator.

Is there something more than needs to be done?
Does the services need to be restarted?

Thanks


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