Getting Started with Microsoft Lync Server 2013电子书

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Chapter 1. Installing a Lync 2013 Enterprise Pool

Lync Server roles

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Additional servers for external user access

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Lync Edge

Reverse proxy

Installation steps and logic

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Tip

A schema of our example environment

Infrastructure setup

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Deploying certificates and DNS

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Automatic client sign-in

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Topology building

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The Lync installation

The first phase – preparing Windows 2012 for Lync 2013 and installing core components

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The second phase – preparing the Active Directory

The third phase – Lync deployment

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Preparing and publishing the Lync topology

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Installing Lync Server components

Installing and assigning certificates

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Public certificates on the Lync Front End

Summary

Chapter 2. Understanding Front End Pool Pairing

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Introduction to Front End pairing

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Associating Lync pools

Failover and failback options

Managing server failures

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Summary

Chapter 3. Deploying Lync Mobility and External Users Access

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The DNS configuration

The reverse proxy

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Web services running on the Lync Front End

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Lync Edge

Preparing Lync Edge

Configuring Lync Edge

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Copying the CMS on the Edge server

Configuring for push notifications

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Summary

Chapter 4. Introducing the Lync Mediation Server

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Configuring the Mediation server

Configuring a collocated Mediation server

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Configuring a standalone Mediation server or a pool of Mediation servers

Mediation server tasks

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Mediation server improvements in Lync 2013

Media bypass

Call admission control (CAC)

SIP trunk deployment

Summary

Chapter 5. Getting Started with Lync Enterprise Voice

Direct inward dialing

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Internal extensions – users without DID

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Dial plans

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Off-hook dialing

Voice policies

PSTN usage records

Voice routes

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Unassigned Numbers

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Call Park

The logical process behind a call

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Summary

Chapter 6. Deploying Persistent Chat Server

Why Persistent Chat

Persistent Chat Server installation

Managing categories, chat rooms, and privacy

Summary

Chapter 7. Choosing Lync 2013 Clients

What clients are available?

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Full client (Office 2013)

Lync 2013 app for Windows 8

Lync 2013 for mobile devices

Lync Basic 2013 version

Microsoft Lync VDI 2013 plugin

Lync Online (Office 365)

Lync Web App

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Lync Phone Edition

Legacy clients

Summary

Getting Started with Microsoft Lync Server 2013

Getting Started with Microsoft Lync Server 2013

Credits

About the Author

Acknowledgments

About the Reviewers

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Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Note

Tip

Reader feedback

Customer support

Errata

Piracy

Questions

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