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Polycom–Microsoft

Integrated Solution

Deployment Guide

Phase 3

Catalog No. DOC2222A

Version 1

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Polycom-Microsoft Deployment Guide

Table of Contents

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1

About this Guide ....................................................................................1-2

Microsoft—Polycom Environment ...................................................... 1-3

Environment Requirements .................................................................. 1-5

Microsoft—Polycom Environment Setting . . . . . . .2-1

Microsoft—Polycom Environment Configuration ............................ 2-2

Procedure 1—Setting Up a Server As the Windows Domain

Controller ......................................................................................... 2-2

Procedure 2—Extending the Active Directory Schema ............ 2-3

Procedure 3—Live Communications Server Installation and

Activation ......................................................................................... 2-6

Procedure 4—LCS User Account Definition and Client Access

Configuration .................................................................................. 2-7

Procedure 5—Creating a SIP Network Service in the MGC

Environment ..................................................................................2-11

Procedure 6—Defining the MGC Unit as Trusted in the LCS 2-22

Procedure 7— Setting the Static Routes Between the LCS and the

MGC Unit ....................................................................................... 2-24

Procedure 8—Defining Additional Conferencing Components in

the MGC Environment .................................................................2-27

Defining a Meeting Room in the MGC Manager

Application ............................................................................. 2-29

Defining an Entry Queue in the MGC Manager

Application ............................................................................. 2-30

Endpoint Settings ..................................................................................2-33

VSX Settings ................................................................................... 2-33

Enabling SIP for the Endpoint ............................................. 2-33

Network Configuration ......................................................... 2-34

PVX Settings ..................................................................................2-35

Defining a User Account in the LCS .......................................... 2-37

Adding the Endpoint to Office Communicator and Windows

Messenger Buddy List .................................................................. 2-39

Configuring for Office Communicator Multipoint Conference

Table of Contents

Capacity/Scalability ............................................................................ 2-40

Microsoft—Polycom Meeting Scenarios . . . . . . . . .3-1

Point-to-Point Meeting .......................................................................... 3-2

Multipoint Conferencing—Preparations ............................................ 3-3

Enabling Office Communicator Conferencing Features ........... 3-4

Enabling Direct Conferencing from within Office

Communicator in Windows ................................................... 3-4

Enabling video calls with Office Communicator ................ 3-8

Enabling data sharing with Office Communicator ............. 3-8

Bandwidth Allocation Modification ................................... 3-10

Modifying Windows Hosts List to Include the LCS ............... 3-12

Signing-in Windows Messenger and Office Communicator

Clients to the Live Communications Server ............................. 3-14

Office Communicator Configuration .................................. 3-14

Windows Messenger Configuration ................................... 3-16

Defining the Conferencing Properties in your Office

Communicator .............................................................................. 3-18

Adding a Meeting Room or an Entry Queue to the Buddy

List .................................................................................................. 3-20

Office Communicator ............................................................ 3-20

Windows Messenger ............................................................. 3-22

Adding Endpoints to Office Communicator and Windows

Messenger Buddy Lists ................................................................ 3-24

Office Communicator ............................................................ 3-24

Windows Messenger ............................................................. 3-24

Multipoint Conferencing Scenarios ................................................... 3-25

Meet Me—Starting an Ongoing Video Conference from Windows

Messenger and Office Communicator ....................................... 3-25

Joining the Ongoing Conference ......................................... 3-28

MGC Manager Monitoring .................................................. 3-29

Single Dial Entry Queue .............................................................. 3-30

Joining the Ongoing Conference ......................................... 3-32

MGC Manager Monitoring .................................................. 3-33

Ad-hoc Entry Queue and Conference Creation ....................... 3-34

Dial-out to Conference Participants ........................................... 3-35

Joining the Conference .......................................................... 3-36

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Escalating Windows Messenger or Office Communicator IM

Multiparty Session to an Audio/Video Conference ................ 3-37

Windows Messenger ............................................................. 3-37

Office Communicator ............................................................ 3-40

Office Communicator New Multipoint Conferencing Scenarios Based

on SIP-CX Protocol ............................................................................... 3-44

Starting a New Conference Directly from within Office

Communicator .............................................................................. 3-44

An Office Communicator User Invites another Office

Communicator Contact to the Conference ................................3-47

An Office Communicator User Joins an Existing Conference 3-49

An Office Communicator User Dials out to another Office

Communicator User ..................................................................... 3-51

Adding Audio/Video to an Office Communicator Multiparty IM

Session ............................................................................................ 3-53

Scheduling a Meeting—Office Communicator–Outlook

Integration ...................................................................................... 3-56

Starting a Data Sharing Session ..................................................3-58

Conference Control via Office Communicator SIP-CX Protocol ...3-61

Ad-hoc Conferencing and Active Directory

Integration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-1

Ad Hoc Conferencing Requirements ................................................... 4-3

Ad Hoc Conferencing and Validation Scenarios ...............................4-4

Ad Hoc Conferencing without Active Directory Validation ... 4-4

Ad Hoc Entry Queue with Active Directory Validation ...........4-5

Ad Hoc Entry Queue with Conference Password Validation with

Active Directory .............................................................................. 4-6

Defining the Ad Hoc Conferencing Components in the MGC

Environment ............................................................................................ 4-9

MCU Configuration to Access the External Database

Application ...................................................................................... 4-9

Entry Queue Service with Access to the External Database ... 4-10

IVR Service with Access to the External Database

Application .................................................................................... 4-11

Profiles ............................................................................................ 4-12

Defining Profiles .................................................................... 4-12

Ad Hoc-enabled Entry Queue ....................................................4-13

Table of Contents

Known Limitations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-1

Appendix A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A-1

Office Communicator Callback Model .............................................. A-1

Examples .................................................................................. A-3

Canceling the SIP-CX Environment Setting ...................................... A-4

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Overview

This document describes the Microsoft–Polycom integrated solution,

Phase 3. With this release, Microsoft–Polycom integrated solution offers

high quality point-to-point and multipoint voice, and video

conferencing calls (in any combination) across communication devices,

applications and services. This solution empowers users to connect and

share information in real-time regardless of type of call. Polycom

enhances Microsoft’s environment by:

• enabling Polycom endpoints (VSX and PVX) to be added to Office

Communicator and Windows Messenger buddy list

• bridging between Microsoft SIP-only environment and legacy

ISDN, PSTN and H.323 endpoints

• displaying the user/endpoint presence in the buddy list

• starting a point-to-point or multipoint meeting directly from

Polycom endpoints, Office Communicator and Windows

Messenger.

In Phase 3 that is based on the MGC software version 7.5, the integrated

solution fully supports Microsoft SIP-CX conferencing capabilities,

giving Office Communicator users complete conference control from

within the Office Communicator client; enabling them to monitor their

ongoing conference, invite others to join their conference and schedule a

conference. It also enables Office Communicator users to select the

conferencing device with which to join the media portion of the

conference: Office Communicator, phone, video conferencing system or

a mobile 3G videophone.

Overview

1-2

About this Guide

This document provides the setup information required to install and

configure the various elements of the Microsoft—Polycom environment

and how to start and run point-to-point and multipoint meetings in the

various scenarios.

This document includes these chapters:

•Chapter 1, “Overview,” describes the Microsoft—Polycom

environment.

•Chapter 2, “Microsoft—Polycom Environment Setting,” provides

step-by-step instructions for installing and setting up the Microsoft

LCS 2005, the Active Directory server, creating user accounts in the

LCS, defining Polycom conferencing elements and setting Polycom

endpoints to use SIP communication.

•Chapter 3, “Microsoft—Polycom Meeting Scenarios,” describes the

various ways to start an ongoing audio and video point-to-point or

multipoint meeting.

•Chapter 4, “Ad-hoc Conferencing and Active Directory

Integration,” provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the

MCU to ad-hoc conferencing and using the Active Directory to

validate the participant rights to start a new conference.

•Appendix A, “Known Limitations”

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Microsoft—Polycom Environment

Microsoft—Polycom integrated solution offers high quality point-to-point

and multipoint voice and video conferencing calls (in any combination)

across communication devices, applications and services. This solution

empowers users to connect and share information in real-time regardless

of location or type of call.

Microsoft—Polycom environment combines the presence awareness and

instant messaging capabilities of Microsoft® Office Live Communications

Server and Windows® Messenger and Office Communicator with

Polycom’s widely installed ViewStation EX, FX, PVX and VSX desktop

and group video conference systems; MGC voice and video bridges.

The Polycom MCU acts as a video conferencing server that can connect

between PC users (SIP), video conferencing devices, and legacy video

conferencing devices such as those based on H.320 and H.323. The

Microsoft—Polycom environment is scalable and can support several

MCUs.

Figure 1-1 shows the Microsoft—Polycom environment with its elements.

Figure 1-1 Microsoft—Polycom Environment

Overview

1-4

Microsoft SIP-CX protocol is supported by the Polycom MGC

environment, enabling the MGC unit to serve as a conferencing server

that allows Office Communicator users to initiate and join conferences as

well as control and monitor ongoing conferences.

Microsoft—Polycom environment is scaleable and you can use several

MCUs as conferencing servers.

Table 1-1 Elements of the Microsoft—Polycom Environment

Element Description

Microsoft Elements

Microsoft Live

Communications

Server (LCS)

Provides a scalable, enterprise platform for presence

awareness and instant messaging based on SIP protocol.

LCS 2005 comes in two configurations, Standard Edition

and Enterprise edition. Both editions require Microsoft

Active Directory. The Standard Edition is primarily for

small businesses and the Enterprise Edition is deployed

mainlyin medium to large organizations. Both editionsare

supported by Microsoft–Polycom solution.

•LCS Standard Edition supports up to 15,000

simultaneous users and provides a stand-alone

presence engine and IM server, which both run on a

single Windows 2003 Server. MSDE provides the user

information database.

•LCS Enterprise Edition can consist of two or more

LCS Enterprise Edition servers connected to a

separate, shared SQL server database.

Active Directory Active Directory directory service is used by the Live

Communications Server to manage the identities and

relationships that make up network environments. It

includes the userobject thatallows a unified user name to

be used across multiple home servers. In addition, Active

Directory acts as the central authority for network security.

Office

Communicator

and Windows

Messenger

Office Communicator and Windows Messenger enable

instant communication with co-workers all around the

world from your computer using text chat, voice and video

communication. Office Communicator and Windows

Messenger gives you control over who you talk to, and

when, by letting you view the status of buddies, and add

new buddies to your contact list.

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