20120726 ta-mucugl-lync-2013-top-10-features
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Lync Server 2013 Top 10 Features delivered by Tom Arbuthnot at MUCUGL July 2012
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20120726 ta-mucugl-lync-2013-top-10-features
- 1. Lync 2013 – Top 10 New Features Tom Arbuthnot Consultant, Modality Systems @tomarbuthnot http://www.lyncdup.com tom@lyncdup.com
- 2. About the Presentation • Everything is based on the Lync 2013 Preview Bits/Publicly released information • Screenshots are from my lab setup • It’s not RTM yet, so everything is subject to change 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 2
- 3. 1. Multiparty and HD Video • Simultaneously see up to 5 participants in a video conference • Up to 1080P video P2P and 720 in a multiparty conference • New Desktop Client 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 3
- 4. Multiparty Video 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 4
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- 6. 2. Lync Web App with Audio and Video • Simple browser plugin (quick join) • Multiple Browser Support • All modalities received and shared • If can’t use browser 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 6
- 7. Internet Explorer 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 7
- 8. Chrome 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 8
- 9. Device setup in Web App 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 9
- 10. 3. VDI support with Voice and Video • VDI support for Microsoft based thin clients • Support for all Lync modalities, including IM, audio, video, application sharing, desktop sharing, PowerPoint sharing, whiteboard, and file transfer. • Requires a plugin on the thin client, • VMware View and Citrix will be supported as well as Microsoft Remote Desktop Services http://blogs.vmware.com/euc/2012/07/microsoft-lync-2013-support-with-vmware-view-desktops.html http://blogs.citrix.com/2012/07/24/xendesktop-support-for-lync-2013/ 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 10
- 11. 4. Less Server Roles • Archiving and Monitoring Services now collocated on Front End/SE (still need SQL store) • Directors are now an optional role • XMPP now included on Front End/Edge • Persistent Chat can be co-located on an Lync 2013 Standard Edition • A/V Conferencing now always co-located with FE 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 11
- 12. 5. New Backup DR/HA Options • SQL Mirroring • Pairing of Pools • Will save the good stuff for Justin…. 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 12
- 13. 6. Persistent Chat tightly integrated • “Group Chat” is now called Persistent Chat • Single Lync client support Persistent Chat • You deploy it and manage it like any other Lync role (topology builder and PowerShell) • It can even be collocated on Lync 2010 Standard Edition Server 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 13
- 14. Create a Chat Room 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 14
- 15. Persistent Chat Single Client 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 15
- 16. Persistent Chat Admin 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 16
- 17. 7. Federation with Skype • The one a lot of people have been asking about • Federation for IM/Presence and Audio 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 17
- 18. 8. Tight integration to Exchange 2013 • Single Unified Contact Store held in Exchange 2013 • HD contact photos will be stored in Exchange 2013 mailboxes • Archiving can be setup to archive to Exhange 2013 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 18
- 19. 9. VoIP and Video on Mobile • Officially announced that there will be voice (VoIP) and Video on mobile clients in Lync 2013 • “…from a Windows Phone, or an iOS or Android device. Stay productive on the go with voice and video over IP, PowerPoint sharing, and more collaboration capabilities.” • http://lync.microsoft.com/en-us/Pages/Lync-2013-Preview.aspx 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 19
- 20. 10. Hybrid Cloud Deployment Options • Hybrid voice enables customers to leverage the on-premises Enterprise Voice environment for Lync Online users as if they were on-premises Enterprise Voice users. Lync Online users can place and receive calls from the on-premises 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 20
- 21. Other Enhancements • IPv6 Support • Improve EV Options – More CLI manipulation options Calling Party – New Voice routing Options – Lync can route calls between PBX’s (can be at the core of your voice system) – Gateways not tied to a single mediation pool 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 21
- 22. Summary • 1. Multiparty and HD Video • 2. Lync Web App with Audio and Vide • 3. VDI support with Voice and Video • 4. Less Server Roles • 5. New Backup/DR/HA options • 6. Persistent Chat tightly integrated • 7. Federation with Skype • 8. Tight integration to Exchange 2013 • 9. VoIP and Video on mobile clients • 10. Hybrid Cloud Deployment Options 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 22
- 23. Questions/Handover 30/07/2012 Microsoft Unified Communications User Group London (MUCUGL) 23
Editor's Notes
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out
- For those without lyncDecent size download, but complete lync, exchange UM, SharePoint, DC etcCan be converted to vmdk’s with a bit of workCan add your own physical machines to really test it out