Lync 2013 – New Workplace
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This document discusses Lync 2013 and the new workplace capabilities it provides. It covers the diversity of Lync 2013 clients including the web app, mobile apps, VDI plugin, and Windows Store app. Third party IP phones are also supported. The document then discusses migrating from earlier versions of Lync/OCS, including from OCS 2007 R2 and Lync 2010. Key steps are outlined for both migration paths such as installing updates, defining the topology, moving users, and post-migration configuration.
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Lync 2013 – New Workplace
- 1. Lync 2013 - New Workplace 1
- 2. Agenda Lync2013-New Workplace diversity of Lync Clients Lync2013Web App Lync2013Mobile Lync2013VDI Plugin 3rd Party IPPhones Lync Windows Store App Migration Migration from OCS2007R2 Migration from Lync2010 2
- 3. Lync2013-NewWorkplace Lync2013bietet neueMöglichkeiten am Arbeitsplatz. Wiekönnendiese Möglichkeiten eingesetzt werden undwas muss bei Migrationen beachtet werden? In dieser Session erhalten Sie eine Antwort auf diese Fragen. Seit fünfeinhalbJahrenarbeite ich ausschliesslich auf dem Produkt OCS/Lync. Indiesem Bereich durfte erdie sehr spannende undaufregende Zeit seit dem Einstieg der Microsoft indie Welt der Telefonie miterleben. Als Ausgleich zumIT-Alltagspielt er sehr gerne Radball oder unternimmtAusflüge mit seiner Familie. 3
- 4. diversityofLyncClients 4 Lync 2013 Web App Lync Server 2013 Clients Lync 2013 Lync 2013 Basic Lync 2013 Mobile Lync 2013 Phone Edition Lync 2013 Windows Store App
- 5. Lync2013WebApp Webbased Lync Client Audio HD Video instant messaging (IM) Desktop sharing Application sharing PowerPoint sharing HTML 5 und Javascript based 5
- 6. Lync2013Mobile Client for Smart Phone Audio (VoIP) Video (over IP) Presence instant messaging (IM) Meetinglink im Kalender View shared Desktop Supported Smart Phone OS IPhone IPad Windows Mobile 8 Android 6
- 7. Lync2013VDI Plugin Client for Thin Clients Plugin Windows 7 (Embedded) Windows 8 (Embedded) Known limitations Integrated Audio Device and Video Device tuning pages. Multi-view video Recording of conversations Lync Phone Edition Conversation further guidance on network failure. ringtones / music on hold 7
- 8. 3rdPartyIP Phones Lync kompatible Phones Features individuell Connecting to Lync 8 snom 370 Meeting Point PA1 Polycom KIRK Series Polycom Spectralink Polycom SoundPoint Polycom VVX 1500 SoundStation IP5000
- 9. LyncWindowsStore App Client for touch-optimized Device Windows 8 Windows 8 RT Download in Windows Store 9
- 10. Migration What version are youmigration from? What features inthe topology will youdeploy? Deploy inside – out Limitations: Lync2013do not Support Windows XP or Vista Office 2007not supported Userwill see the new features whenhomed on a Lync2013Pool Takecarein a Migration on the following Topology Builder (onlyuse2013topology Builder) ResponseGroup (all users first, onlyallRGSat onetimecanbemigrated) SIP Trunk(tel yourproviderthemigration) CMS(moveCMSbevor decommission Lync2010) Meeting content (Move-CsUser <user>-MoveConferenceData) 10
- 11. MigrationfromOCS 2007R2 1. Install latest CU on OCS 2007R2servers 2. AD Prep / define Lynctopology 3. Deploy LyncServers 2013 4. Merge OCS2007R2topology into Lynctopology 5. Importlegacy policies and settings (import-csLegacyConfiguration) 6. ConfigureLyncServer2013Pool 7. Migrate users 8. Complete Post – Migration Tasks(RGS,Dial-In,Voice Routes, ExchangeUMContact,Conference Directory,DNS) 9. Deploy Lync2013Client 10. Decommission OCS2007R2 (Conference Directory,DNS) 11
- 12. MigrationfromLync2010 1. Install latest CU on Lync2010servers 2. AD Prep / define Lynctopology 3. Migrateusers (Move-CsUser<user>-MoveConferenceData) 4. Complete Post – Migration Tasks(Meeting content,Dial-In,CallPark,RGS,CommonAreaPhones /analog) 5. Redeploy SBA (moveuserstootherPool, Remove2010SBA, deploy 2013SBA,moveusers back) 6. Deploy Lync 2013Client 7. Decommission Lync2010 (DNS,moveCMS,removeLync2010fromtopology) 12