A fairly recent announcement was that the Lync Connectivity Analyzer tool has been retired noted below and in a blog post from Microsoft here

As some of you may have noticed, the Lync Connectivity Analyzer tool has been retired and is no longer available for public download.  We are interested in hearing how you used the tool, and what we could provide in the form of a tool that would better assist you in troubleshooting connectivity or sign-in issues.

I was deleting my downloads and found a copy of it so thought id share it on OneDrive just in case people want a copy, found it useful or looking for it again.

Microsoft did mention in the comments they may bring it back on the understanding its not managed going forward.

I did find it useful when troubleshooting mobile client sign or just running some checks but i didn’t use it heavily tbh.

64bit Download link is below

https://1drv.ms/f/s!AvBNRjYUuhsvjbtI7W-J2JRe7MtaPw

 

Ive added the documentation from TechNet below just in case it disappears as well

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj907302(v=ocs.15).aspx

NextHop Blog Post on it as well here

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/nexthop/2013/02/05/the-new-lync-connectivity-analyzer/

 

Using Lync Connectivity Analyzer in Lync Server 2013

Lync Server 2013

Topic Last Modified: 2014-02-11

Microsoft Lync Connectivity Analyzer helps Lync administrators determine whether the deployment and configuration of their Office 365 or on-premises Lync Server environment meets the requirements to support connections from Lync Windows Store app and Lync apps on mobile devices.

Lync Connectivity Analyzer attempts to connect to Lync Server on-premises or Lync Online by using the same services and protocols that are used by Lync Windows Store app and Lync mobile apps. You can perform the connection tests over your internal network or over an external network that connects to Lync Server or Lync Online. Lync Connectivity Analyzer provides a report with detailed information about each connection step to help you validate your configuration and troubleshoot connection problems.

Lync Connectivity Analyzer tests the following Lync Server components:

• Autodiscover service

• Authentication Broker (Reach) service

• Mobility (MCX) service

• Mobility (UCWA) service

• WebTicket service

Lync Connectivity Analyzer tests the configuration of the following other components:

• Publication of DNS records for Autodiscover URLs

• Certificates

• Proxy servers

You can download Lync Connectivity Analyzer from the Microsoft Download Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=277056.

Checkout my download link above.

 

To Analyze Your Connectivity

1. Enter the credentials for a valid Lync account (either an on-premises Lync account or an Office 365 Lync account) that will be used by the tool to test the connection:

   • In Lync Account Type, select Office 365 or On-Premises.

   • In SIP URI, enter the SIP sign-in address for the Lync connection in the format user@domain.com.

   • In Password, enter the password associated with this account.

   • In User name (optional), enter a user name if applicable. The user name is also known as the User Principal Name (UPN). If the user name and the SIP URI are the same, you do not need to enter a user name. If they are not the same, enter the user name in the format user@domain.com or domain\user, as appropriate.

   • Network access, choose From inside my organization if you are running Lync Connectivity Analyzer from a computer connected to your internal network. Otherwise, choose External (Internet). Lync Connectivity Analyzer always performs both internal and external tests, but specifying whether you are inside or outside of your own network helps the tool interpret whether certain failures are expected.

   • In Client, select whether to perform connectivity tests for the Lync Windows Store App, Lync Mobile 2010 App, or Lync Mobile 2013 App.

   • Under Server Discovery, select the type of test to perform:

     • If you want the tool to discover the Lync server automatically, select Automatic.

     • If you want the tool to bypass the autodiscover test, or if you know the name of the server you would like to connect to, select Manual using address: and specify the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the Lync server—for example, lync.company.com.

2. (Optional) Under Log File, select the checkbox if you would like to create a log file at the specified path. If logging is enabled, click Clear to clear the log file, click Open to open and view the log file, click Email to open an email message to send the results to your support team (you must manually attach the log file from the path specified).

3. Click Start.

The following figure shows sample results from Lync Connectivity Analyzer.

Lync Connectivity Analyzer

Components Tested by Lync Connectivity Analyzer

Lync Connectivity Analyzer attempts to discover the Lync server and establish a connection by using the same steps used by Lync Windows Store app and Lync mobile apps. It performs the tests as described in this section.

If Automatic discovery is selected, Lync Connectivity Analyzer does the following:

• Queries Domain Name Service (DNS) for autodiscover URLs.

• Attempts discovery by using the secured internal channel. For example, HTTPS://lyncdiscoverinternal.company.com/.

• Attempts discovery by using the unsecured internal channel. For example, HTTP://lyncdiscoverinternal.company.com/.

• Attempts discovery by using the secured external channel. For example, HTTPS://lyncdiscover.company.com.

• Attempts discovery by using the unsecured external channel. For example, HTTP://lyncdiscover.company.com.

If Use the following server discovery address is selected, Lync Connectivity Analyzer does the following:

• Queries DNS for the server’s FQDN.

• Attempts discovery by using the secured channel. For example, HTTPS://serverFQDN/.

• Attempts discovery by using the unsecured channel. For example, HTTP://serverFQDN/.

If Lync Windows Store app is selected under Test the requirements for, Lync Connectivity Analyzer does the following:

• Verifies that the WebTicket service is available and tests authentication of the Lync account credentials.

• Verifies that the Authentication Broker (Reach) service is available.

If Lync Mobile 2010 App is selected under Client, Lync Connectivity Analyzer does the following:

• Verifies that the WebTicket service is available and tests authentication of the Lync account credentials.

• Verifies that the Mobility (MCX) service is available.

If Lync Mobile 2013 App is selected under Client, Lync Connectivity Analyzer does the following:

• Verifies that the WebTicket service is available and tests authentication of the Lync account credentials.

• Verifies that the Mobility (UCWA) service is available.

While performing these tests, Lync Connectivity Analyzer validates the certificates installed on Lync Server, hardware load balancers, proxy servers, and the computer on which you are running the tests.

 

References

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/nexthop/2013/02/05/the-new-lync-connectivity-analyzer/

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj907302(v=ocs.15).aspx