Exchange Summit Lync2010

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Microsoft Lync 2010: Overview & What’s new Yeoh Kai Hearn Sistem RKK Sdn Bhd [email protected]

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Microsoft Lync 2010: Overview & What’s new

Yeoh Kai Hearn

Sistem RKK Sdn Bhd

[email protected]

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Lync 2010 Family

• Architecture & Management

• Features

• Migration

• Resources & Q&A

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New Name announced 13/9/2010!

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The Nature of Work Is

Changing

0

20

40

60

80

100%

2000 2005 2010

Different time,

different place

Same time,

different place

Same time,

same place

Working alone

Work Styles

Percentage of

work product

that will depend

on group input

Source: Gartner

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Authentication

Administration

Storage

Compliance

AudioConferencing

E-mail andCalendaring

WebConferencing Telephony

VideoConferencing Voicemail

InstantMessaging

Communications Today

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Telephony

and

Voicemail

InstantMessaging

E-mail/Calendaring

Unified Conferencing: Audio, Video,

Web

Future of Communications

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Microsoft Unified

CommunicationsIncreased productivity through communications

convergence

Streamline

Communications

Amplify

Protection and

Control

Provide Unified

and Extensible

Platform

Across Devices PC, Mobile, Web

Increase

Efficiency, and

Flexibility

Authentication

Administration

Storage

Compliance

>>

>>

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Microsoft and Communications

Productivity

Over the years, our definition of productivity has evolved with our users

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Lync 2010 Family

• Architecture & Management

• Features

• Migration

• Resources & Q&A

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Client

ServersR2

R2

Introducing the Microsoft Lync Family

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• “Anywhere Access”

• IM & Rich

Presence

• Desktop integration

• Voice features for

mobile workers

• Unified messaging

with Exchange

2007

• Audio and video

conferencing

• Web conferencing

(LiveMeeting client)

Converged CommunicationsDelivering on Critical Communications Features

• Desktop sharing

• Dial-in audio

conferencing

• Higher resolution

video

• Single Number

reach

• Attendant Console

• Response Groups

• SIP Trunking

• Integrated

conferencing

experience

• Enhanced 9-1-1

• Survivable Branch

Appliances

• Call Admission Control

• More options for

devices (including

lower cost)

• Call Park, Malicious

Call Trace, etc.

• Additional data center

survivability options

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Lync 2010 Licensing Guide

Client

Servers

Client

Access

Licenses

New CAL Purchasing Flexibility

Standard CAL Instant Messaging & Presence

Enterprise CAL Audio, Video, and Web Conferencing

NEW! Plus CAL Enterprise Voice Telephony

Unites voice, IM, audio, video, and Web conferencing into one application,

enabling collaborative, engaging, and accessible interactions from virtually

anywhere!

Provides highly secure and reliable system with easy

management tools and lower cost of ownership for IT

professionals.

Provides highly secure and reliable system with easy

management tools and lower cost of ownership

along with high availability and resiliency.

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Cloud IntegrationConnected business and optimized IT

• Consistent user

experience across

delivery options

• Common architecture

and data model across

deployments

• Flexibility in deployment

– meets your complex

needs

• Adaptability in

deployment – enables

changes at any time

Hosted Service

Rapid scalability

Advanced

manageability

On-Premise

Control and

ownership

Customization

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Gartner Magic Quadrant

for Telephony OCS Server 2007 R2OCS Server 2007

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Lync 2010 Family

• Architecture & Management

• Features

• Migration

• Resources & Q&A

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Supported Topologies in Lync 2010

Standard Edition

Enterprise Edition

Front end

Back end

Director

Archiving

Monitoring

AV Conf

Edge

Mediation

Group Chat

Exchange UM

SCOM

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PIC,

XMPP

Gateway

MSN

AOL

Yahoo

Remote

Users

Federated

Businesses

Edge

Services

DMZ

Front End (incl. Mediation) Back End

ExUM

UC

Endpoints

Archiving

Monitoring

AD DNS

Media GW / SBA

On-premise

or online

UC

Pool

PSTN

IP-PBX

SIP

TrunkingDirect SIP

AV Conf.

Analog Devices

Mediation

Server

Circuit

Packet

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Manageability Enhancements

Rich Planning and Topology building tools

Communications Server Control Panel (CSCP)○ Silverlight™ based administration console

○ Task oriented and uses underlying Powershell Infrastructure

PowerShell○ Complete access to all administrative tasks

○ Automation interface

○ Replaces Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

Role Based Access Control (RBAC)○ Access controlled by security group membership

○ New delegation model: site aware

Synthetic Transactions – powershell based framework that

allows admins to proactively identify faults in the

system, and raise alerts in SCOM

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Planning Tool

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Topology Builder

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Communications Server Control Panel

(CSCP)

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Communicatoins Server Management Shell

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Virtualization

What’s supported?○ Virtualization of specific Lync roles

○ SQL, Exchange, AD virtualization (as per guidelines)

○ Hyper-V R2 (2008 not supported), VMWare

○ Client virtualization (except Audio/video - use IP phone)

Not Supported○ Branch office/Gateway only/Mediation server+gateway

○ Standard Edition Director

○ Live migration of VMs via SCVMM (ongoing calls/sessions will be dropped)

Virtual Deployment Reference Topology○ 4 VMs – Front-end, Back-end+ filestore, A/V MCU, Edge

○ 1 Physical machine – 16 cores, 32 GB with 4 NICs, 1024 GB SAS drive, Intel Xeon E7450 procs. Dedicated to Lync only

○ Pilot has no HLB or DNS LB. Production – Needs HLB.

○ Perf reduction (around 50%) compared to non-virtualized topology

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Lync 2010 Family

• Architecture & Management

• Features

• Migration

• Resources & Q&A

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Bringing conferencing to

everyone

“R2”

Office Communicatior 2007 & Webcam

Existing Conferencing Room with AV

capability

Whatever you Choose Wherever you are As much as you like

Telepresence and room systems

Inside your organization

Outside the firewall

Web conferencing

Audio conferencing

Customer/partners

Mobile workforce

Video conferencing

• Tele-presence systems

• Extending AV enabled rooms

• Desktop with webcam

Remote workers

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Frequently Used Features

IM & Presence

Make and receive calls to and from IP, PBX, and PSTN users

Dial by name or number based on enhanced presence

Hold, retrieve, transfer, roll-over

Forward to and simultaneously ring additional numbers, team members, delegates, and voice mail

Click to add video or desktop sharing

Ad hoc and scheduled conferencing

Personal and recent contacts lists

Integrated corporate directory search

Desktop control of Communicator Phone Edition

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Flexible Call ForwardingEfficient call coverage by and for teammates

Key Features

Established by team members

Incoming calls ring one or more colleague’s phones with optional delay

Calls from personal contacts excluded

Optional ring delay

Unanswered calls go to initial called party’s voice mail

Voice Mail forwarding settings

Simultaneously Ringing

Team members can receive calls placed to one another,

either simultaneously or after a delay

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Conference Demo Showcase - Presence

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Communicator Attendant

ConsoleCall management application for team assistants

Key Features

Single Screen UI for multi-call handling

Rich presence in contact list and groups

Incoming conversation queue

Consultative, Safe & Blind transfers

Integrated conversation history, templates & notes.

Client-side Music on Hold

Repeat caller notification

Team assistants and front-desk receptionists using presence to manage

conversations and provide fast, efficient service to callers

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Next Generation

CommunicationsFind and connect with the right people

Lync 2010

• Connecting with anyone

• Connecting with everything you need

• Connecting from wherever you are

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Next Generation

CommunicationsFind and connect with the right people

Skill Search

• Keyword search

• Based on information in SharePoint

• Searches on skills, projects, interests

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Next Generation

CommunicationsCommunicate from familiar Office applications

Efficient Voice Mail

• Automatic indexed transcription

• Multiple language support

• Callback or send message

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Next Generation

CommunicationsFind and connect with the right people

Contact Card

• Outlook and Communicator

• Organization chart view

• May be pinned to desktop

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Next Generation

CommunicationsFind and connect with the right people

Location

• Auto-detected or user entered

• Visible by others unless

disabled via privacy settings

• Used for Enhanced 9-1-1

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Application Sharing

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Video Conferencing & Polycom

CX5000

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Meeting Join URL

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Conference Demo Showcase - Conferencing

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SolutionCreate CS “14” IP phone on a chip using TI chipset + Microsoft Software

Create reference design for a low-cost phone built on TI chipset + Microsoft Software with partners

Support 16 language: English, German , Spanish , French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch , Portuguese (Brazil), Chinese Simplified (China), Chinese Traditional (Taiwan) , Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Russian and Swedish

“14” IP Phones ApproachGoals

Deliver new low cost phones for information workers (IW) and continue support for existing phones

Enable partners to build a range of devices

Support for key voice RFP features

Address enterprise manageability requirements

Muti-Language support

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$

High

Mid

Polycom CX700

IW desk(Low)

IW desk(High)

Common Area Conference Room

Microsoft®

Office Communicator

OPTIMIZED FOR

“13” IP Phone Portfolio

(Recap)

Location

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$

High

Mid

Polycom CX700

IW desk(Low)

IW desk(High)

Common Area Conference Room

Polycom CX500 Aastra 6721 iP

Polycom CX600 Aastra 6725 iP

Polycom CX3000

Microsoft®

Office Communicator

OPTIMIZED FOR

“14” IP Phone Portfolio

Location

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Home Screen Polycom CX600

Aastra 6725 iP

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Embedded Microsoft

Communicator client

Color screen

Exceptional voice quality

Stand-alone operation

Dual gigabit Ethernet ports

Headset support

Speakerphone

Direct desktop integration

Personal presence indicator

Aastra’s Lync Phones

6725ipKnowledge Worker Phone

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Embedded Microsoft

Communicator client

Color screen

Exceptional voice quality

Stand-alone operation

Dual gigabit Ethernet ports

Proven market design

Aastra’s Lync Phones

6721ipCommon Area Phone

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Aastra Phones

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Lync Partner Solutions

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Conference Demo Showcase – Enterprise Voice

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Lync 2010 Family

• Architecture & Management

• Features

• Migration

• Resources & Q&A

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Migration

Coexistence Office Communication Server 2007

Office Communication Server 2007 R2

Latest Updates Required!

Migration Path Side by Side Migration

Uninstall / Reinstall (with DB export/import)

Clients Only support 2 different clients at one time

No Lync 2010 + OCS 2007 + 2007 R2

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Coexistence

Lync Server 2010 deployment, support for mixed version routing is limited to the following:

In deployments without Directors, the following mixed version routing:

OCS 2007 edge components with Lync 2010 pools (access only, without media or data)

OCS 2007 R2 edge components with Lync Server 2010 pools

Lync Server 2010 does not support mixed version routing between the following components:

Edge Servers and Directors

Pools and Monitoring Servers

Pools and Archiving Servers

Pools and Group Chat servers

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Lync 2010 Family

• Architecture & Management

• Features

• Migration

• Resources & Q&A

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Resources Microsoft Lync 2010

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/default.aspx

Download Lync 2010 180 Days Evaluationhttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/ff808407.aspx

Unified Communications Homehttp://www.microsoft.com/uc/default.mspx

Unified Communications Blog

http://blogs.technet.com/uc/

Office Communications Server Team Bloghttp://communicationsserverteam.com/

Exchange Server Team Bloghttp://msexchangeteam.com/

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Q & A

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Thank You

[email protected]