Transcript Lync 2013 Licensing and Pricing - Technet Gallery

Enterprise-ready
Unified communications platform
Video gallery
HD video or high resolution
photos of attendees
H.264 SVC support
Presenter controls to optimize
for meeting type
Participant selected views
Single unified client experience
across workloads
Communicate directly from
within Office
Communicate with anyone on
Skype
Lync Windows 8 immersive
experience optimized for touch
Single identity
Presence
Shared contact card
Instant Messaging
OneNote Share
Peer to peer voice
Mobile client experiences
designed for the device
Lync Web App for browser
access to meetings
Enable and improve
mobile productivity
Communicate in real time
with colleagues,
customers and partners
from virtually anywhere
Enable new ways of
collaboration with voice &
video using a single
unified client
Share ideas and keep
teams in sync
Reduce costs related to
video conferencing,
telephony and travel
Reduce costs through
simplification and
consolidation
Manage with common
and familiar tools
Reduce total cost of
ownership with
integration and shared
infrastructure
Accelerate adoption of
online services
Reduce IT operations
costs
Enables a path to unified
communications –
following a customer’s
blueprint
Rich Presence, IM (1:1 and multiparty), Office interoperability
Public Cloud IM/P federation
Persistent Group Chat
Lync to Lync calling (voice and HD video,1:1)
Skill Search (requires SharePoint)
Content Collaboration (desktop sharing, application, etc.)
Multiparty (3+) audio/video/content collaboration (scheduled and ad hoc)
Meeting Controls (Organizer, Lobby Experience, Join From)
Enhanced in-meeting note taking
Interoperability with 3rd party video systems
Lync audio conferencing
Interoperability with 3rd party audio conferencing providers
Lync Multi-view Video
Lync to Phone (PSTN)
Lync Enterprise Voice features (Malicious Call Trace, E911, call park, etc.)
Automated call distribution (unassigned number, attendant console, queuing)
Lync Mobile Clients
Lync Web App
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License required for each Front End
Server role
CAL is required for each user or
device accessing the server
USLs are associated with Office 365
and Lync Online
Lync 2013 client licensed via Office
ProPlus*
Sold in one edition for all
deployment scenarios
Three CALs
Standard CAL: Presence, IM, peer-topeer VoIP and Video
Enterprise CAL: Lync Meetings
Plus CAL: Enterprise Voice
Three available USLs
Plan One: Presence, IM, peer-to-peer
VoIP and Video
Plan 2: Lync Meetings
Plan 3: PSTN Access (US and UK)
Lync Windows 8 client licensed via
Windows Store
Enterprise CAL and Plus CAL are
additive to the Standard CAL
USLs include all features of downlevel
plan (i.e., Plan 2 has all Plan 1
features)
Lync Basic 2013 client licensed via
download from Microsoft
CALs available as either Device CALs
or User CALs
USLs are per-user only
Mobile clients via relevant platform
store
Purchase a license for each server and then purchase User or Device CALs
Per User
Per Device
CAL
CAL
CAL
OR
CAL
Choosing between User or Device CALs comes down to several factors
May prefer Device CALs if...
May prefer User CALs if...
Devices
Fewer Devices than Users
Devices
Fewer Users than Devices
Management
It is easier to count Devices
Management
It is easier to count Users
Platforms
High MS workload usage across devices
Full-featured Lync client for PCs
running Windows
Touch-focused Lync app for
Windows 8 PCs
Windows Phone, iOS, and Android
clients
PC Client for customers licensed for
Lync but without ProPlus
Licensed via Office ProPlus*
Licensed at no charge via Windows
Store
Licensed at no charge via relevant
platform stores
Licensed at no charge via download
center
Lync 2013
Lync Windows Store app
Mobile Clients
Lync Basic 2013
Use with VDI
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Skill Search
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Office Integration
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Recording
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Note Sharing
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Multiview video
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Attend meetings
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Presenter in meetings
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Device Switching support
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Basic voice features
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Advanced voice features
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http://technet.microsoft.com/library/gg425836(v=ocs.15)
Enterprise Voice Features from OCS 2007 R2 Ent. CAL
Customers maintaining SA on OCS Ent. CAL or ECAL Suite receive
Enterprise Voice Features offered in new Lync 2010 Plus CAL
Plus CAL not included in ECAL Suite
Complimentary L+SA on Plus CAL until first renewal after GA of Lync
2013 if they purchased OCS Ent.. CAL or ECAL Suite before July 1, 2009
Complimentary L+SA on Plus CAL until first renewal after GA of Lync
2010 if they purchased OCS Ent.. CAL or ECAL Suite after July 1, 2009
but before December 1, 2010
Server Roles
Tools
Archiving & Monitoring Role
A/V Conferencing Server Role
Central Management Server Role
Mediation Role
UC Application Server Role
Director Server Role
Edge Server Role
Web Conferencing Server Role
Lync Web App Server Role
Reach Application Server Role
PowerShell Snap In
Web App – Plug In
Topology Builder
Control Panel
Group Chat
Group Chat Admin Tool
Survivable Branch Appliance
http://www.microsoft.com/enus/download/details.aspx?id=35451
http://www.microsoft.com/enus/download/details.aspx?id=35450
http://technet.microsoft.com/library/gg425836(v
=ocs.15)
Microsoft Lync Server 2013
Unified Messaging: Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft Windows Server
Skill Search: Microsoft SharePoint Server
Microsoft SQL Server*
Office Interop: Microsoft Office
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External Connector (EC) rights for all
licensed workloads are included, a
value of more than $6K per server vs.
Lync Server 2010
Easier to scale from limited release to
large scale– there is no need to rebuy
servers for larger or more redundancy
http://technet.microsoft.com/library/gg425836(v=ocs.15)