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Dear All,<br />
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Is it require to create a &quot;push.MyDomain.com&quot; record in public or internal DNS? <br />
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if yes, where i have to point it? Edge or Front-End?<br />
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If yes, why exactly i have to create it?<br />
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waiting your reply.<br />
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thanks
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Dear All,

Is it require to create a "push.MyDomain.com" record in public or internal DNS? 

if yes, where i have to point it? Edge or Front-End?

If yes, why exactly i have to create it?

waiting your reply.

thanks

Public DNS for Lync 2013

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