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Security exceptions with managed SIP applications

Posted: March 27th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: Lync Development | Tags: , | No Comments »

Applications built using the Managed SIP Application API can be a bit tricky to troubleshoot. If your managed SIP application fails on startup with an UnauthorizedException or a SecurityException, make sure that the user account that the application is running under is a member of both the RTCComponentUniversalServices domain group and the RTC Server Applications local group (on the Lync Front End Server). If you’re running it as a console application, you’ll need to make sure your own user account is in both groups; if it’s a Windows service, make sure the service is using a domain account that belongs to the two groups. This should eliminate the exception.



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