Separate teams Separate administration IT - Real-time communications VTC & Telepresence Telephony Separate investments Unified Communications Platform Single unified client increases adoption Lync 2013 A single system simplifies administration Exec video & Telepresence Priority: Video General meeting spaces: Priority: Content Collaboration Desktop (PC, tablets) Priority: Content Collaboration Like scheduling Lync meeting with a room participant Single click join with private meeting support • Read and Understand the principals laid out in the Deployment Guide URL:http://www.microsoft.com/en_us/download/details.aspx?id=39274 http://www.lynclab.com/lrs.htm • Work with your hardware vendor to find a certified integration partner • Have the vendor involved in the installation (if possible) • !QoS Policy Management via GPO (DSCP not yet signed off) • Block Inheritance on OU • Block SCCM management • Make sure to put Phone Number field in AD • AllowNonEnterpriseVoiceUsersToDialOut (If not EV enabled) • The LRS requires a Wired LAN connection and it also needs to access the Internet • Pay special attention to Proxy Settings • Set via Lync Management Shell • Make sure to tag all modalities • Make sure to tag based on Lync.exe (not Communicator.exe) • DeleteSubject • If set to $False for non-private meetings, Subject displayed on tile • If you’re on Exchange Online Hybrid – create and enable room on-prem before moving to cloud (for now) • AssignedConferenceTypeByDefault settings affects LRS and Lobby • Set Per Session limits that are inline with what bandwidth is used by the codecs • Validate they are secure and not bent • Make sure the room is setup to take advantage of Audio and Video capabilities • Make sure lighting levels are appropriate • Make sure the height of the screen is appropriate to the deployment • Standing vs Sitting • Lync Online with Exchange on- prem not currently supported Lync Exchange Enterprise Voice OnPrem (2013 Only) OnPrem (2007, 2010, 2013) OnPrem (2013 Only) Hosted (O365) Hosted (O365) Hosted (O365) • 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 • Lync has several levers for sending video • • • • Codec type Frame Rate Resolution Video quality • No admin control of specific levers • Lever settings affect stream’s BW • Degree of motion also impacts • Several factors inform real time lever settings • • • • • • • Lync video policy settings Call Admission Control settings Measured link bandwidth Camera capabilities CPU capabilities (sender & receiver) Receiver video layout Client version of video receiver Codec Resolution MinBW MaxBW H.264 320x180 (16:9) 212x160 (4:3) 15 250 H.264/RTV 424x240 (16:9) 320x240 (4:3) 100 350 H.264 480x270 (16:9) 424x320 (4:3) 200 450 H.264/RTV 640x360 (16:9) 640x480 (4:3) 300 800 H.264 848x480 (16:9) 400 1500 H.264 960x540 (16:9) 500 2000 H.264/RTV 1280x720 (16:9) 700 2500 H.264 1920x1080 (16:9) 500 4000 H.264/RTV 960x144 (20:3) 15 500 H.264 1280x192 (20:3) 250 1000 H.264 1920x288 (20:3) 500 2000 Mode Descriptio n Frame Rate Scalability Quality Resolution Scalability Scalability Lync 2013 Supported 0 H.264 AVC 1 H.264 SVC 2q H.264 SVC 2s H.264 SVC 3 H.264 SVC User 1 User 2 Audio MCU User 3 User 1 User 4 User 2 User 3 Video MCU User 4 User 1 User 2 30fps w/SVC 30fps Video MCU 15fps Full Screen User1 High BW Full Screen User1 Low BW User 1 User 2 Video MCU Full Screen User 1 Gallery User 1&2 User 1 User 2 H.264 Video MCU RT Video Full Screen User1 Lync 2013 Full Screen User1 Lync 2010 • • • • • • • 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! Solution Supported Endpoints Method ETA MCU Considerations Cisco VCSc Server Cisco B2BUA Today Cisco 1-way content sharing 720p max resolution Polycom Real Presence (aka RMX) Polycom Cisco B2BUA & MCU Today Polycom Bi-directional content sharing Requires client add-on and CSS Microsoft Video Interop Server Cisco B2BUA ~ 12mo Lync Technical details forthcoming Native Lync Interop Polycom Native Today Lync 1-way content sharing