Enable IP Domain Monitoring at the Lync Collector

When you configure a Lync collector in a Microsoft environment, data is automatically associated with the default IP domain.

The following tips are best practices for Microsoft customers who use multiple domains.

Each monitoring server is automatically discovered in the default IP domain. All of its data is associated with the Locations and media devices in that IP domain.
Change the IP domain association of each Lync collector server, which rediscovers call servers and media devices for that domain.
Create or import Location definitions for the IP domain. You can perform this task before or after the collector IP domain is updated. From this point on, all data that is received from the Lync collector is associated with the proper IP domain.
Across all IP domains, the initial data collection from each monitoring server (for example, from each MSP customer) is discovered in the default IP domain. Ideally, instances of overlapping data are brief.
Do not use the default IP domain for user permissions.
You can delete call servers and media devices that are associated with the default IP domain.