Real-World Motivators for Unified Messaging Drivers: Trends: If the company owns eCALs for Exchange, Exchange UM should be a no-brainer, price/performance wise.
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Real-World Motivators for Unified Messaging Drivers: Trends: If the company owns eCALs for Exchange, Exchange UM should be a no-brainer, price/performance wise Called Party LDAP AD DS SMTP TDM SIP Trunk/RTP PSTN Caller Unified Messaging Server RPC Hub Transport Server IP PBX Client Access Server Mailbox Server Each Server can handle 100 simultaneous calls by default (3000-10000 users) Georgia Tech Research Institute “It was a matter of Exchange Server UM bringing us a cheaper licensing solution, along with additional functionality. It’s not often you find something that costs you less and gives you more.” - Chris Slater, Manager of System Development, GTRI VoIP Gateway Function Gateway links PBX to Exchange UM Analog I P OR Digital Circuit-switching Protocols Packet-switching VoIP protocols November 6, 2015 | Page 14 Called Party LDAP AD DS SMTP TDM TDM PSTN VoIP Gateway Caller SIP Trunk/ RTP Unified Messaging Server RPC Hub Transport Server TDM PBX Client Access Server Mailbox Server http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee364753.aspx http://www.audiocodes.com/exchange http://www.dialogic.com/microsoftuc/pbx_integration.htm Redundant Exchange UM should use round robin DNS, not Network Load Balancing Called Party LDAP AD DS SMTP TDM SIP/RTP TDM PSTN UM #1 VoIP Gateway Caller RPC Hub Transport Server TDM PBX SIP/RTP TDM VoIP Gateway UM #2 Client Access Server Mailbox Server Case Study: IDEXX Feature Requirements and ROI Data Option VM in Outlook and BBerry MWI Sync PC/phone Listen Option Calendar Access via Phone Full AD Integration OCS Interop Total number of employees with BB Mutare with Avaya MM Est. mins. per day entering X X keystrokes for vm Message Store Total mins. per day entering keystrokes for vm Avaya MM w/ Exchange X X Total hours per day Xentering keystrokes for vm Message Store Labor cost savings day Mutare with Audix Message Store Labor X X X X savings per year Microsoft UM w/ Exchange Message Store Transcription Service Available 1000 X 1 1000 16.67 $900.00 X $235,800.00 X X X X X Case Study: IDEXX Architecture Avaya Definity PBX Problem DSE VoIP Gateway Avaya S8700 Branch Office Location Exchange Server 2007 SIP Headquarters Office Location • Various Avaya PBXs with standalone voicemail systems, across the globe • Overlapping extensions Solution WAN • Co-located a VoIP Gateway with each TDM PBX Avaya S8300 SMDI VoIP Gateway • Centralized Exchange Server 2007 Branch Office Location • Voicemail to/from NOC over WAN This represents a set of telephonyenabled endpoints (extensions), sharing a An IP gateway represents any SIP/RTPcommon numbering or naming plan, AD Forest An Automated Attendant allows capable “peer” server with which UM is defined by the with telephone network (e.g. Automated Attendants can be joined administrators to provide callers 1 to communicate. 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N UM Auto Attendant WAN Bandwidth Planning Latency Tolerance Case Study: IDEXX IDEXX Unified Messaging Pilot Survey Rate your experience with the Unified Messaging capability based on the criteria below. “Love the voicemail aspects of unified messaging, once familiarized.” “I especially like the Outlook notification when I've missed a call or have a new voice mail.” Answer Options Usability - Phone Usability - Office 2007 Training 2 3(Neutral) 4 5 (Exceptional) “I feel it would be good for people that really need to 7be in touch20with their calendar.” 0 2 19 Usability - Office 2003 Reliability 1(Poor) 0 1 4 14 5 “This is going to change the way many of 6us work. More so for the16 better.” 0 0 16 N/A Response Count 1 49 17 41 10 48 0 0 4 30 13 0 47 2 4 15 16 9 2 48 “BIG IMPROVEMENT!” LDAP AD DS Partner Fax SMTP RTP Mediation Server Unified Messaging Server Intranet RPC Hub Transport Server SIP RTP TDM Caller PSTN Client Access Server VoIP Gateway Front End Server RTAudio SIP Fax Called Party Mailbox Server Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging in the Real World TechEd Online microsoft.com/communicationsserver Technical Library NextHop Partner Link Customer Link Exchange 2010 SP1 Beta download DrRez on Twitter Communications Server Exchange Server www.microsoft.com/teched www.microsoft.com/learning http://microsoft.com/technet http://microsoft.com/msdn Sign up for Tech·Ed 2011 and save $500 starting June 8 – June 31st http://northamerica.msteched.com/registration You can also register at the North America 2011 kiosk located at registration Join us in Atlanta next year Term Definition IP PBX IP-Based Private Branch Exchange (phone system) SIP Session Initiation Protocol (Voice over IP) SIP Trunk Logical VoIP Connection between IP PBX and UM Server over LAN/WAN LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (how UM queries Active Directory to determine location of user’s mailbox) MAPI / RPC Messaging Application Programming Interface / Remote Procedure Call (how UM interacts with Mailbox for processing/greetings) SMTP Simple Mail Transport Protocol (how UM transports vmail messages to the user’s mailbox over the network) Technical Definitions Term Definition TDM PBX Time Division Multiplex (traditional, non-IP Phone system) VoIP Gateway Converts PBX protocols to SIP, sits between PBX and Exchange UM T1 QSIG Standards-based TDM connection between PBXs, between PBXs and Voicemail systems, and between PBX and Gateway T1 CAS Channel-Associated Signaling, older and less functional than QSIG DSE Digital Set Emulation, signaling protocol between phones and PBX, or between gateway and PBX SMDI Simplified Message Desk Interface, signaling protocol over RS-232 cable between gateway and PBX