2. Johann Kruse National Technology Specialist Microsoft Australia UNC310

4. Group IM Enhanced presence Improved manageability, scalability, security and compliance Ad-hoc and scheduled online meeting capabilities 1:1 or multiparty IP audio and video conversations/meetings RoundTable with panoramic view of room Rich, integrated voice offering Presence-enabled IP phone experience Control of the desktop phone Enterprise Voice Multi-Party On-Premise Conferencing Enhanced Enterprise IM

6. Deployment LCS 2005 SP1 OCS 2007 Enterprise Pool Front End Server Standard Edition Server Director Archiving Server CWA Address Book Server No separate role Audio-Video Conferencing Server Can be co-located on FE Can be co-located on FE Web Conferencing Server Can be co-located on FE Can be co-located on FE IM Conferencing Server Is always co-located on FE Mediation Server Edge Server Access Edge Server Audio-Video Edge Server Web Conferencing Edge Server Access Proxy Access Proxy

7. Functionality Server Role Client IM and Presence Home Pool OC 2007 for Enhanced Presence On premise Conferencing OC 2007 Live Meeting 2007 Client Outlook Add-in Address Book Server No requirement IM Archiving and Call Detail Records Archiving Server No requirement No requirement External User Access Access Edge Server Director OC 2007 Federation Public IM Connectivity (PIC) Web Conferencing with external users Web Conferencing Edge Server OC 2007 Live Meeting 2007 Client Audio-Video Conferencing with external users Audio/Video Conferencing Edge Server OC 2007 Live Meeting 2007 Client IM and Presence thru Browser Client Communicator Web Access Server Communicator Web Access Voice Basic or Collocated or Advanced Media Gateway OC 2007 OC 2007 Phone experience

8. High Availability Standard Edition Enterprise Edition User base Major locations Number of datacenters Branch offices Number of large branches Number of mission critical branches Geographic distribution of user base

9. Compliance Archiving IM Call detail records Archiving meeting content External access Primary perimeter network Regional perimeter networks IM/Presence, Web conference, voice, PIC, Federation Enterprise Voice Regional locations BO locations

10. A A – Archiving and call detail records B B – Browser-based access C C– Clients and devices D D– Director E E – Edge servers F F – File shares for meeting content and ABS G G – Gateways and Media Servers H H – Home Pool I I – IT Infrastructure (AD, DNS, CA, LB, Firewall…) A B C

11. A A – Archiving and call detail records (Optional) B B – Browser-based access (Optional) C C – Clients and devices D D – Director (Optional) E E – Edge servers (Optional) F F – File shares for meeting content and ABS G G – Gateways and Media Servers (Optional) H H – Home Pool I I – IT Infrastructure (AD, DNS, CA, LB, Firewall…) A B C

13. Standard Edition AD

14. Enterprise Edition Front-End Servers: Consolidated Enterprise Pool: Consolidated

15. AD Enterprise Pool: Expanded Enterprise Edition Front-End Servers: Expanded IIS Servers A/V Conferencing ServersWeb Conferencing Servers Active Passive

16. ComponentScenarioPurpose Active Directory All Enterprise Directory: Users and Configurations Load Balancer Enterprise Home Pool and Edge Server Third-Party for High Availability Certificate Authority Multiple Servers TLS and MTLS-based secure communication DNS Server All Locating Home Pool (Internal) Locating Edge Server (Outside) SQL BE for Enterprise Home pool Archiving & CDR User Buddy List & Permissions Content Archiving Firewall * Outside Access: IM, Presence, Conf & Voice Securing Your Edge HTTP Reverse Proxy * Outside User Access: a) CWA; b) Web Conferencing; c) ABS for OC d) DL expansion Reverse Proxy (e.g., ISA, Third-party like CheckPoint) in the DMZ, Hardware or Software Basic or Collocated or Advanced Media Gateway * Voice Third-party gateway to connect enterprise IP network w/ PSTN, Hardware or Software RCC Gateway * Voice Third-party SIP/CSTA gateway for Remote Call Control,Software

17. Meeting presentations to be downloaded/streamed Metadata used internally by Web Conferencing Server Meeting content logged for compliance requirements Information used by Address Book Server

18. Office Communicator 2007 Office Live Meeting 2007 client Conferencing Add-in for Outlook RoundTable Office Communicator Web Access CoMo Phone Devices

21. cscript LCSEnableConfigureUsers.wsf /usersFile:value /configFile:value

25. Standard Edition AD ADAD ADAD Enterprise Edition Front-End Servers: Consolidated Enterprise Pool: Consolidated

28. Basic Media Gateway Hybrid Advanced

36. Anthony Vitnell Solutions Architect HP Services

37. For Enterprise Home Pool always use SQL clustering and HA file shares Pilot before your big rollout Capacity planning Plan for delegation to install and manage servers Plan for user provisioning and entitlement automation Explore the Reskit tools Do phone number normalization before rolling out Enterprise Voice

38. Don’t just pop-in the CD: Plan, Plan, Plan Don’t use System Container for distributed deployment – use Config instead Don’t roll out Enterprise Voice over flaky data networks Don’t jump to migration, go through migration guide for LCS 2005 SP1

40. SessionNamePresenterWhen UNC311 On-Premise Conferencing: Delivering Enterprise-Class Voice, Video, and Web Conferencing with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Brendan Carius Thursday 9:45AM UNC312 Planning Voice Deployment for Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Brendan Carius Thursday 3:30PM UNC313 Voice and Video in Microsoft Office Communication Server 2007: Insights to Quality of Experience and Planning for Network Bandwidth Usage Johann Kruse Thursday 9:45AM

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