5. IT - Real-time communications Telephon y VTC & Telepresence Separate teams Separate investments Separate administration

6. Single unified client increases adoption A single system simplifies administration Unified Communications Platform Lync 2013

9. Desktop (PC, tablets) Priority: Content Collaboration General meeting spaces: Priority: Content Collaboration General meeting spaces: Priority: Content Collaboration Exec video & Telepresence Priority: Video

11. Like scheduling Lync meeting with a room participant Single click join with private meeting support

27. LyncExchangeEnterprise Voice OnPrem (2013 Only)OnPrem (2007, 2010, 2013) OnPrem (2013 Only)Hosted (O365) Hosted (O365) 

30. Confirm the CA used to issue the OWAS certificate has a HTTP path included in the CRL property Configure License in KMS server or request MAK key Install Patches often (critical patches are coming soon – install them) – server client

34. CodecResolutionMinBWMaxBW H.264 320x180 (16:9) 212x160 (4:3) 15250 H.264/RTV 424x240 (16:9) 320x240 (4:3) 100350 H.264 480x270 (16:9) 424x320 (4:3) 200450 H.264/RTV 640x360 (16:9) 640x480 (4:3) 300800 H.264 848x480 (16:9) 4001500 H.264 960x540 (16:9) 5002000 H.264/RTV 1280x720 (16:9) 7002500 H.264 1920x1080 (16:9) 5004000 H.264/RTV 960x144 (20:3) 15500 H.264 1280x192 (20:3) 2501000 H.264 1920x288 (20:3) 5002000 Lync has several levers for sending video Lync has several levers for sending video Codec type Codec type Frame Rate Frame Rate Resolution Resolution Video quality Video quality No admin control of specific levers No admin control of specific levers Lever settings affect stream’s BW Lever settings affect stream’s BW Degree of motion also impacts Degree of motion also impacts Several factors inform real time lever settings Several factors inform real time lever settings Lync video policy settings Lync video policy settings Call Admission Control settings Call Admission Control settings Measured link bandwidth Measured link bandwidth Camera capabilities Camera capabilities CPU capabilities (sender & receiver) CPU capabilities (sender & receiver) Receiver video layout Receiver video layout Client version of video receiver Client version of video receiver

35. ModeDescriptio n Frame Rate Scalability Quality Scalability Resolution Scalability Lync 2013 Supported 0H.264 AVC  1H.264 SVC  2qH.264 SVC  2sH.264 SVC   3H.264 SVC 

36. Audio MCU User 1 User 2 User 3 User 4 Video MCU User 1 User 2 User 3 User 4

37. Video MCU User 1 User 2 Full Screen User1 High BW Full Screen User1 Low BW 30fps 15fps 30fps w/SVC

38. Video MCU User 1 User 2 Full Screen User 1 Gallery User 1&2

39. Video MCU User 1 User 2 Full Screen User1 Lync 2013 Full Screen User1 Lync 2010 H.264 RT Video

40. Enabling video for P2P and/or Conferences Applying endpoint bandwidth limits for different users Enabling multi-view support Level of Lync 2010 client co-existence Apply CAC limits to session bandwidth/count Applying QoS settings to prioritize video packets Critical to do LRS network planning early on!

42. SolutionSupported Endpoints MethodETAMCUConsiderations Cisco VCSc ServerCiscoB2BUATodayCisco1-way content sharing 720p max resolution Polycom Real Presence (aka RMX) Polycom Cisco B2BUA & MCU TodayPolycomBi-directional content sharing Requires client add-on and CSS Microsoft Video Interop Server CiscoB2BUA~ 12moLyncTechnical details forthcoming Native Lync InteropPolycomNativeTodayLync1-way content sharing