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- 3. Integrated System Enterprise voice Audio, video & web conferencing Mobile Persistent chat Simple to manage Reduced maintenance Single system Scalable Flexible Small footprint Mission critical High scale Secured by design Easy site recovery Virtualization Efficient Modern operations Monitoring & reporting Compliant Contact store Connected Skype Federation Remote access Hybrid
- 10. AD Edge server SQL EE pool Reverse proxy *New in Lync Server 2013 and Office 2013 WAC Voice/video traffic http
- 11. GSM DMZ Media gateway Reverse proxy Media server Lync server Internet Lync push notification services WiFi Edge server Media for callback SIP https (XML) Push notification for Windows Phone VOIP App notifications for iOS Voice/Video over IP
- 12. Mirrored SQL SQL SQL Lync persistent chat pool AD Persistent chat (XCCOS) SQL Registration, presence (SIP) persistent chat (XCCOS) Lync edge Lync FE pool Reverse proxy Registration, presence (SIP) persistent chat (XCCOS)
- 14. AD Optional backup Standard edition Standard deployment configuration
- 15. AD SQL Enterprise edition front end servers
- 16. Primary site AD PSTN Europe SQL External access Remote site with survivability SIP trunk SQL Directors SQL PSTN Americas External access Secondary site
- 17. Web access and mobile Lync endpoints AD Active directory FPO SQL Monitoring SIP registrar XMPP Gw DMZ Central Mgt Exchange UM and archiving Voice routing Remote users Mobile SQL Conferencing Public clouds Lync Web App Edge server Front end servers Back end SQL server System Center Federated businesses PSTN Optional persistent chat pool WAC
- 19. Lync 2010 pool 8 Front-Ends, tightly coupled back end Lync 2013 pool 20 Front-Ends, loosely coupled store SQL SQL SQL DB business logic DB used for presence updates, subscriptions 1..8 FE Storage Dynamic data: presence updates handled on FEs 1..20 FE
- 20. Session security: HTTPS Audio/Video: SRTP Caller always authenticated IM content filter Client version check Lync server pool Remote users SQL Public clouds Authentication & isolation through Edge DMZ Anti virus. Windows Server built in protections. IM filter Federated businesses PSTN SQL Secure anywhere access Edge servers PSTN GW Message throttling Mandatory session validation Session security: TLS Audio/Video: SRTP Caller always authenticated IM content filter Client version check FPO
- 21. Shared Servers Shared Servers P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 P10
- 22. Host NIC Host NIC Guest NICs Guest NICs SAN Standard Edition Front-end Host OS Edge Host OS Monitoring DB Front-end Edge SQL DASDAS Fiber Channel SAN DAS DAS DAS DAS DAS DAS DASDAS Host-to-Host NIC
- 23. Lync Multi-party A/V, PSTN access Signaling (e.g., IM/P, Data Collaboration, App Integration ) Peer-to-Peer A/V Lync
- 26. MIIS, FIM or ILM Synchronization Trust relationship AD DS Users Trust relationship AD DS User forest AD DS Users User forest Disabled users Resource forest
- 27. Legacy and latest remote access. Legacy and latest federation. Production Pilot Legacy edge Merge-CsLegacy Topology Import-CsLegacy Configuration Import-CsLegacy Conference Directory Move-CsLegacy User Legacy director SQL SQL Legacy pool AD Latest pool
- 28. Legacy and latest remote access. Legacy and latest federation. Latest remote access. Production Pilot Legacy edge Latest edge Legacy director Latest director SQL SQL Legacy pool AD Latest pool
- 31. *New in Lync Server 2013
- 32. Unified e-discovery, preservation, records management experience SQL Contacts favorites buddy list Buddy list Read favorites and buddy list R/W favorites and buddy list Outlook 2013, Lync 2013 rich client, OWA Lync Mobile Lync 2010 End-user Lync IM and online meeting experience FE EWS Lync server Lync Presence server End-user access to IM archive in mailbox conversation history folder Exchange Archiving CDR QoE Web Conf Lync Storage Service Queue DB Queue + task manager Unified contacts Archival processing (IM, WebConf) Exchange 15 Monitoring processing (CDR/QoE) SQL DB Replication for HA
- 35. AD Lync 2013 Active Directory Directory Sync Active Directory Federation Services Microsoft Federation Gateway Lync 2013 pool Lync Federation SQL Lync edge Lync 2010 pool SQL Reverse proxy Lync online user
- 37. Cloud Ready Federation Interoperability Cloud flexible IT efficiency Modern operations Integrated admin Remote PowerShell Deployment option On-premise Hybrid Online Uptime assurance
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- Instant Messaging and PresenceEnterprise voice. Audio, Video & web conferencing.Mobile.Persistent chat.
- Lync 2 Phone.
- Off-load some users to Office 365, reducing on-premise costs.Combine Lync Server and Lync Online using federation and “Split Domain.” Authentication using Microsoft Active Directory.Allows Lync Online users to get a DID from Lync on-premises.Lync on-Premises offers interoperability for PBX, Video Conferencing and Contact Center.Move users based on their profile needs.
- Centralized & scale: Enterprise telephony system and management, distributed resources.Same configuration and policies across clients.Single user directory for all communications.One dial plan, CAC and location information across the enterprise.One Administration for all voice scenario, gateway, devices and phones.Feature rich: Built-in telephony features required by today’s organizations.Response Group Service Manager built-in, including IVR.SIP Trunk and Inter-trunk routing. Hosted Voice: DID on-premise, user online using hybrid cloud.IP phone support for Office 365.Lync-to-phone for O365 only deployments.
- Improved AVMCUMultiview video for natural interactionsHigh-definition video in meetingsHD in panorama videoThird-party telepresence systems interoperabilityMultiple incoming video streams – switched or pinnedMultiple outgoing video streams and layersSquare video with Smart Cropping Active speaker indication in videoSupport for both H.264 and VC-11080p for P2P and conferencesH.264 providesIncreased resiliency to packet loss (protects base layers better)HW SoC (ARM) support (slates/mobile)No more lowest common denominatorThird-party room system interoperability
- Software based web conference MCU.New Microsoft Office Web Application Companion Server*.Web based PowerPoint® rendering including animations and video playback.Excel and Word rendering for Exchange Outlook Web Access and SharePoint document viewer.Lync 2013 Web App for web based meeting.Full meeting web client capabilities, built-in on Front-ends.Application sharing, audio/video through browser plug-in.One-click Lync meeting scheduling from Exchange OWA.All accessible from anywhere using a reverse proxy.
- Built-in Front-End web services.Unique client for Online and On-premise, reducing the complexity of deployment.Active Directory Authentication.Optimized for battery and bandwidth usage.VOIP, Video over IP or PSTN callbacks.
- Unified client: persistentchat functionalities are now integrated into Lync 2013. Feature parity with Lync 2010 group chat clientIntegrated topology in the Lync server topologyCompliance support: Multiple persistent chat server pools to help comply with data privacy regulationsSimplified administration: Topology Builder, Lync Server Control Panel, Microsoft Windows PowerShell®, migration health and monitoringLarge rooms: Up to 15K concurrent endpoints/roomDisaster-recovery improvements and stretched pools. Disaster recovery support deploying Persistent chat pool across datacenter.
- 12 servers per pool80,000 users per pool (6,660 per server)Server specs: 32Gb RAM, “8 or more 10,000-RPM hard disk drives with at least 72 GB free disk space”, dual Gig NICs(teamed)Max single conference=250 usersLarge conferences supported(250-1000) by separate 2 server A/V poolRemote users… 12,000 users per Edge server
- Why?Scale-out:Lync 2010: ~80K users/pool, ~8-10 Front-Ends/poolBack-end SQL bottleneck: Presence subscriptions & notificationsDeploying & managing SQL instances is expensiveImprove high availability SLAServer maintenance scenariosAutomatic Pool Health managementLync 2013 Architecture for High Availability and scalabilityFEs manage user stateFEs loosely coupled with BE; “lazy writes” for rehydration and disaster recoveryUsers are partitioned into “UserGroups” automaticallyEach UserGroup is assigned to 3 Front Ends (primary, secondary, tertiary).3 copies of each user’s data are stored on FEs through replication When one FE “dies,” user groups are automatically transitioned to a secondaryScale-out ~20 Front Ends per poolCollocation on the Front-end New architecture allows AVMCU collocation and traffic spread across FECollocation on FE and Edge of the XMPP Gateway service
- While we delivered High Availability and Disaster Recovery options in Lync 2010 and previous releases, we continuing feedback from customer has been that these capabilities are critical, but that we could do some work to help make this capability easier to deploy, and that we could reduce the capital and operational expenditures needed to enable these critical functions.Some specific feedback was that the stretched pool approach to delivering metro site resiliency was difficult to deploy, and that there was a need to have an idea what SLAs could be supported with the various HA/DR approaches.To this end we have made several investments in HA and DR:Decreasing the cost of HA/DRWe made investments in removing our dependency on SQL clustering and SAN-based storage and removing dependencies on metro site resiliency for DR using SQL Mirroring and specific real-time SQL replicationEnhancing service resiliencySupport for auto failover / fallback for pool backend failuresFull UC enterprise grade support including presence, voice and conferencing resiliency as part of our pool pairing approach to DRFaster recoveryThe paired pool approach allows us to target failover recovery times between 5 and 30 minutes for recovery from catastrophic outages. Automatic failover can be scriptedThis is achieved by peering identical pools where 50% of the users are split across the 2 poolsDeployment of HA/DR-ready infrastructure will be easier for customers and partners due to integration across our deployment and manageability tools, for HA/DR support from end-to-endPlanning toolTopology builderLync Server Control PanelSystem center for alarmingPowerShell
- Enables IT departments to reduce costs and improve operational efficiencyLync supports virtualized servers, using the hypervisor of your choice, across a fully distributed topology Enables administrators to minimize the server footprint and reduce the time for deployment and maintenanceAll workloads are supported including: Enterprise Voice, Conferencing and IM/PresenceImproved Windows Server hyper-V capabilitiesWindows Server 2012 supportIncrease virtual memory and dynamic memory supportIncreased resource mapping between physical and virtual deployment (core, RAM, etc…)Removal of CPU count limit from 4 to 8 coresHyper-V over SMB3 with RDMASingle Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV) Network SupportQoS Minimum Bandwidth (Fair Share)Diskless Network Boot with iSCSI TargetNIC Teaming (LBFO) SupportIPSec OffloadHypervisor of your choice that are validated through the SVVP program
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, or VDI, is one of the areas in which we have invested significantly in order to enable the client virtualization scenarios our customers are looking to deploy with Lync. Our virtual client support is targeted to deliver enterprise-grade Audio/video communications in remote desktop environments, be easy to deploy and manage, and continue to deliver a robust Lync user experience and feature set.The overall approach that we are taking is to used media redirection to separate the audio and video streams from the other signaling, allowing the “thin” client to do encoding / decoding of audio and video locally rather than round-tripping this process to and from a remote desktop server. This results in low bandwidth consumption, higher server scalability, and an optimal user experience (compared to other options such as device remoting or codec compression). The approach is platform independent, and is targeted to work across Vmware, Citrix, and Microsoft based VDI deployments (and we are working with each of these platform partners to enable support). On the hardware side we are working with partners to enable support of thin clients.Deployment of the Lync VDI Plugin for thin clients is via an enterprise administrator packaged image, and for thick clients from the customer’s download center.Supported features includeInstant Messaging (IM)/Presence AudioVideoData collaboration Office/line-of-business (LOB) application integrationDevice integrationAutomatic device selectionHuman Interface Devices (HID) (including multiple HID)Click to join online meetingsMode and participant escalationsCall Admission Control (CAC), Call Park, Media Bypass, E911, Location…Some features that will not be supported in Lync 2013 include Multi-view video, recording, and call continuity in the case of network outages.
- Powerful and streamlined management tools.Design and deploy architectures using simple tools lowering down the cost of your deployments, including Planning tool, Topology builder and error free Automated setup .Reduce impact on your Active Directory and increase your SLA.Administer easily efficiently from anywhere using Lync Server Control Panel web based tools or PowerShell 3* powerful command-line interface.Increase your enterprise security with customizable Role-Based Access Control* and Active Directory.Track your license usage.*IPv6.**New or improved in Lync Server 2013
- Lync is completely integrated with Active directory to support user authentication, security and policiesDirectory service for all components in the enterprise providing user access, security and policiesProvides automatically certificate services across the enterprise and to Lync Servers, users and devicesLync is completely integrated and supports all forest and domain deployments models including resources forest model and read-only DCLync store AD information in its CMS database avoiding potential impact on your Active Directory, while removing it’s dependency to Active Directory outages.One identity across on-premises and O365 using corporate Active Directory via Active Directory federation servicesOne identity across on-premises and Office 365. Authentication using Kerberos and high encryption.Standards based LDAP.
- Pilot 2013 pool topology.Pilot 2013 pool touting.Move trial Users.Pilot Edge.Pilot Edge and Director routing.
- Pilot 2013 pool topology.Pilot 2013 pool touting.Move trial Users.Pilot Edge.Pilot Edge and Director routing.
- Server monitoring for the entire deployment including overall health model.Lync monitoring pack and alerts for System Center.Real time alerts based on Monitoring Server QoE data* provide notification of calls, media quality, network and server problems.Automatic Lync Architecture Discovery for fast deployment and update.Automatic testing and troubleshooting of end to end communication using Active Monitoring* and other Synthetic transitions.*New or improved in Lync Server 2013
- Administrators can easily understand, act on, and communicate SLA, trend, summary, usage, quality, and other information.Single database and web UI for all reporting.Includes metrics for Voice, video, IM, Application Sharing*, Conferencing, PSTN, and Network performance.*Activity summary, Media Quality, device, performance, users reports.Immediate access to CDR and QoE data.Usage reporting/ROI analysis.Export into billing and other systems.*New in Lync Server 2013
- Lync content stored in Exchange user mailboxes.*Single management between Exchange and Lync.*Simple end-user access to archives through Outlook.*Discovery and content preservation using SharePoint & Exchange e-Discovery.*Single repository for all contact information using Exchange Unified contact store.Monitoring service collocated on Front-End connected to a SQL Database.
- Lync storage service is a new architecture for storage and exchange data across services. It helps to improve IT efficiency in several areas:Exchange Archiving- Requires Exchange 2013 but can still use w14 archiving model based on SQL Server archiving storage- Archiving Policy: Lync honors mailbox hold policy from Exchange- IM Archiving: Lync archives IM data to ExchangeEnd-user accesses IM conversations in Exchange conversation history folderCompliance admin discovers and preserves IM content using Exchange compliance toolsMeeting archiving: Lync archives Meeting content to ExchangeCompliance Admin discovers and preserves meeting content using Exchange compliance toolsExchange 2013 contact storeThis feature solve the problem of disjoint contact list, broken search or mobile platform inconsistency. It also solve the UX issues and framework challenges. For example: some contacts in Phone contact store, some duplicated in apps (Lync), some not in contact store but in an app (MyOffice, MySite followers).Now Lync providesSame People card across Lync and Office and allows to update themSame favorites and buddy List across Lync, Outlook, OWADe-duped and aggregated people searchHigh-resolution photos Exchange is the unified contact store across Office in Lync 2013Enabled by policy when Exchange 2013 is deployedLync 2013 clients work with Exchange 14All Lync 2013 clients will go to Exchange 2013 for storing, retrieving, and updating of contacts Legacy clients (Lync clients, Exchange 14 devices, web and mobile clients) will remain in sync (read access only)Monitoring service is now collocated on the front end and connecting to a single database, removing the need to manage another server role.
- Between enterprises using Lync Server, Lync Online, Office communication or server. With consumers using Windows Live Messenger, AOL and Yahoo! or Google Talk.Enable rich unified communications to customers, suppliers, and partners through Internet.Allow anywhere access to your employees using secured anywhere remote access for peer-to-peer, audio, video and web conference without VPN.Allows rerouting of encrypted voice and video traffic when WAN is over subscripted or out of service.Ensure IT policies using Lync management toolStandard protocols (SIP and XMPP).
- Lync to phone. Hybrid support. Archiving and content scanning.Voice, Exchange UM configuration, carrier assignment to organization or user.Click-to-run client deployment.Tenant licensing reporting or users.
- Uses PowerShell to perform configurations.Professionals businesses use a simplified portal for tenant management.Enterprises have access to top Lync tasks or all Lync tasks.
- Users provisioning user through O365.Lync automatically provisioned for users inline to selected plan.New Lync RBAC and Tenant Remote PowerShell capabilities.Configure policies to groups or users.