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Yes it can but it is not free... it is only demo version you'll have to download the trial version (Virtual) and test it.<br />
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I have already tested it with Lync 2013 Enterprise and it acted as both RP and LB.
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Yes it can but it is not free... it is only demo version you'll have to download the trial version (Virtual) and test it.

I have already tested it with Lync 2013 Enterprise and it acted as both RP and LB.

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this is for a lab so the limitation is not a worry, I am just confused on how to use it (with perhaps another KEMP) or the single device as a rev proxy and a LB. &nbsp;the templates seem worded oddly.<br />
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this is for a lab so the limitation is not a worry, I am just confused on how to use it (with perhaps another KEMP) or the single device as a rev proxy and a LB.  the templates seem worded oddly.

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Either with one or more than one Kemp LoadMaster VM?<br />
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Which templates would I use?<br />
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I have the Lync 2013 templates from here already just not sure which to use: <a href="https://kemptechnologies.com/resource-library/" rel="ugc">https://kemptechnologies.com/resource-library/</a>
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Either with one or more than one Kemp LoadMaster VM?

Which templates would I use?

I have the Lync 2013 templates from here already just not sure which to use: https://kemptechnologies.com/resource-library/

Kemp LoadMaster (free VM) can it be used as a Reverse Proxy and a Load Balancer at the same time?

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