Lync Server 2010 still stores certain information in active directory including: In Office Communications Server 2007 R2, majority of configuration data was stored in Active Directory, however Lync Server 2010 stores most of the configuration data in the Central Management Store, which is a SQL database that lives on your servers in the topology. As a quick reference, lets go over what Lync Server 2010 does when you extend the schema.
One very important thing to note here, once you extend your AD Schema, unless you revert from a backup, you will not be able to back out those changes. The problem is active directory is still detecting their old topology and causing issues with moving forward with the new environment.This post will cover what is required to remove references to the Lync deployment from Active Directory. A common theme I am seeing lately is that people have setup Lync test environments, and are required to start from scratch for one reason or another.
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