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EXL318. Monitoring Microsoft Lync 2010 Deployments. Jeffrey Reed & Arish Alreja Program Manager II Microsoft. Lync™ 2010 – Expect the Best.
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EXL318 Monitoring Microsoft Lync2010 Deployments Jeffrey Reed & Arish Alreja Program Manager II Microsoft
Lync™ 2010 – Expect the Best “The voice diagnostics feature is very popular. In general, having that kind of feedback shows that quality is better overall. I think feedback helps to set people’s expectations, gives them a better perspective, and leaves a better impression.” Andrew Hitchcock, Microsoft Unified Communications Practice Architect, CDW “With Lync Server, improvements in the voice quality are important to companies we work with who have large mobile work forces.” Reuben Honigwachs, Consultant, Glück & Kanja “Microsoft Lync Server 2010 passed as aggressive SIP Load Torture Test without dropping any calls or reporting errors in the 4,000,000 call attrition test. This sustained operation without error is the best we have seen to date for any Unified Communications / IP PBX product we have tested.” Miercom(January 2011)
We know … we’ve been in your shoes • Lync™ 2010 Charter – To identify and fix the issues which cause the most grief for end users … and the occasional executive. Steve Ballmer, CEO Stephen Elop, former President of Microsoft Business Division
In the real world… things happen. • A telephone provider starts returning errors. • Another team pushes out firewall or IPSEC updates. • Servers go up in smoke.
Lync™ tools prepare you for the worst • Lync™ 2010 Management Pack for System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). • Lync™ 2010 Monitoring Server Reports
Lync™ 2010 Management Pack for SCOM Jeffrey Reed Program Manager II Microsoft Lync™
Introducing Prioritized Alerts • Alerts classified for your busy schedule.
Introducing Central Discovery • SCOM automatically detects what needs to be monitored from the Central Management Store (CMS). • This allows the Lync™ Management Pack to render a deployment diagram; and stateful alert views for Sites, Pools and Servers
Introducing Call Reliability Alerts • Periodic analysis of Call Detail Records (CDR) to identify widespread issues that are preventing users from joining audio calls or causing them to be dropped.
Reporting and Troubleshooting with the Lync 2010 Monitoring Server Arish Alreja Program Manager II Microsoft Lync™
Monitoring Server collects more data for • Diagnostics, more Diagnostics, better Diagnostics…. • For ALL SESSIONS • For Registration Failures • Wait…What? What does this mean? • Also, we’re measuring Usage Data for IP Phones…
And it continues to collect QoEdata for • Media quality…. • Is the laptop too slow to do HD video? • Is the device leaking echo? • What is the frame rate of video? • Was the audio being healed? • Was it a good or poor quality call?
Reporting • End-User Troubleshooting • Dashboard view of key deployment indicators • Reports for ROI analysis and asset management • Reports for Operational Troubleshooting
Lync™ 2010 Monitoring Server Reports Arish Alreja Program Manager II Microsoft Lync™ demo
Monitoring and Troubleshooting • Lync™ Management Pack for SCOM • Management Pack and Guide • Lync™ Monitoring Server and Reports • Deploying Monitoring Server and Reports • Using Monitoring Server Reports • Developer Resources • Call Detail Recording (CDR) Schema • Quality of Experience (QoE) Schema
Monitoring Documentation - Live Today! • Download Center • Lync Server 2010 Monitoring Server Reports Documentation • Documentation • An Introduction to Monitoring Lync Server 2010 by Using Monitoring Server Reports • The Lync Server 2010 Monitoring Server Reports: An Overview • Using Lync Server 2010 Monitoring Server Reports • Quality of Experience Alerting in Lync Server 2010 • Videos • Help Desk Troubleshooting: Lync Call Issues • System-wide Troubleshooting: Lync Call Connectivity
Lync™ Documentation Lync™ Documentation Portals Tech Center home page First Run videos Visio Protocol Flow poster Tech Center home page Technical Library Lync Powershell blog Next Hop blog • Documentation Feedback? LyncDoc@microsoft.com
In Review: Session Takeaways • Lync™ Server 2010 Management Pack for SCOM 2007 R2 • System level health monitoring • Call reliability and media quality monitoring • Lync™ Server 2010 Monitoring server dashboard and reports • Managers: Return-on-investment (ROI) analysis • IT Pros: Call reliability and media quality troubleshooting • Helpdesk: end-user troubleshooting
Related Content • Breakout Sessions • EXL315 – Microsoft Lync 2010: Core Voice Planning and Deployment • EXL319 – Microsoft Lync 2010: Setup, Deployment, Upgrade, and Coexistence Scenarios • EXL320 – Microsoft Lync 2010: High Availability and Resiliency • EXL325 – Troubleshooting Microsoft Lync Server 2010 • Find Me Later At… • EXL314 – Microsoft Lync 2010 and the Enterprise Network (Arish) • EXL372INT - What Do You Want to Know about Management and Administration of Lync Server 2010? (Jeffrey)
Resources • Connect. Share. Discuss. http://northamerica.msteched.com Learning • Sessions On-Demand & Community • Microsoft Certification & Training Resources www.microsoft.com/teched www.microsoft.com/learning • Resources for IT Professionals • Resources for Developers • http://microsoft.com/technet • http://microsoft.com/msdn
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Reporting with the Monitoring Server in Lync™ Server 2010 Arish Alreja Program Manager Microsoft Lync™ demo