Office Communications Server 2007 Training Class

Course ID: 20465

Office Communications Server 2007 Training Seminar

Unified Communications bridges the gap between telephony and computing to deliver real-time voice, messaging, and conferencing to the desktop environment. Office Communications Server (OCS) is the centerpiece of Microsoft's Unified Communications strategy. OCS brings together e-mail, instant messaging, and conferencing with both voice and video. In this course, you will gain hands-on experience deploying and conducting on-premise web conferencing using audio and video equipment. You will also deploy a media gateway with analog phone sets. This course incorporates material from the Official Microsoft Learning Products (OMLPs): Course 5177: Implementing and Maintaining Instant Messaging Using Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Course 5178: Implementing and Maintaining Audio/Visual Conferencing and Web Conferencing Using Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Course 5179: Implementing and Maintaining Telephony Using Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Certification MCTS: Office Communications Server 2007, Configuration This course covers concepts that are addressed in Exam 70-638: TS: Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007, Configuring.


	Agenda
	1. Implementing and Deploying an Instant Messaging (IM) Solution Using OCS 2007 Standard Edition Overview of an IM Solution Using OCS 2007 Standard Edition What Is SIP? Implementing IM Using OCS 2007 What Is a Server Running Office Communications Server 2007 for IM? User Authentication\ Presence Information How a Server Running OSC 2007 Routes and Filters Messages Planning Considerations When Implementing a Server Running OCS 2007 Standard Edition Configuration and Administration of the OCS 2007 Address Book Overview of Application Servers for an IM Solution in OCS 2007 Standard Edition Role of Active Directory in IM Role of Exchange Server 2007 in IM Designing and Configuring Active Directory and Network Infrastructure for OCS 2007 DNS Configuration Process for OCS 2007 Designing a Secure IM Solution Group Policy and Encryption Settings for an IM Solution Firewall Policies for an IM Solution 2. Using Instant Messaging and Presence Information Introduction to the Office Communicator Client Applications Office Communicator 2007 Configuring Presence Information and Levels What Presence Information Is Presence Levels 3. Implementing and Deploying an Instant Messaging Solution by Using OCS 2007 Enterprise Edition Overview of an IM Solution for OCS 2007 Configuration Options for OCS 2007 Remote User Access PIC Federation Implementing Enterprise Server Roles Configuring Application Servers Used in an IM Solution Roles of Active Directory Domain Controllers SQL Server 2005 Exchange Server 2007 Microsoft Certificate Services HTTP Server and Reverse Proxy Server Establishing Federation between Enterprises 4. Determining the Implementation Requirements for On-Premise Conferencing Comparing On-Premise Conferencing Solutions with Hosted Conferencing Solutions Web Conferencing Audio/Video Conferencing Preparing to Implement OCS 2007 Network Infrastructure Requirements Active Directory Requirements DNS Requirements Security Requirements Overview of Application Servers Used in an On-Premise Conferencing Solution Active Directory SQL Server 2005 Exchange Server 2007 Internet Information Server 6.0 Implementing a Secure On-Premise Conferencing Solution Group Policy Settings Securing On-Premise Conferencing Connections Implementing Certificate Authorities Firewall Policies Archiving and Compliance 5. Implementing an On-Premise Conferencing Solution by Using OCS 2007 Standard Edition Implementing OCS 2007 Standard Edition How a OCS 2007 Routes Conference Data How an OCS 2007 Server Initiates Conferences How an OCS 2007 Server Manages Media Configuring the OCS 2007 Address Book Address Book Service Address Book Sources Address Book Server Administration Settings Overview of On-Premise Conferencing Components Conferencing Server Functions The Conferencing Server Factory 6. Implementing an On-Premise Conferencing Solution by Using OCS 2007 Enterprise Edition How OCS 2007 Supports Remote Connectivity Requirements for High Availability Implementing Enterprise Server Roles Front-End Server Conferencing Pool Servers Director Perimeter Servers Configuring Edge Servers to Support Federation Configuring the HTTP Reverse Proxy Server Configuring DNS to Support Federation Implementing Certificates to Support Federation Configuring Use-Related Settings 7. Deploying and Configuring Participant Clients for On-Premise Conferencing Overview of On-Premise Conferencing Clients Features of Office Communicator 2007 Features of Office Live Meeting 2007 Features of Office Live Meeting Add-In for Outlook Deploying an On-Premise Conferencing Client Configuring User-Related Settings for an On-Premise Conference Process of Enabling and Configuring Users On-Premise Conferencing Roles Conference Entry Control Methods 8. Working with On-Premise Web and Audio/Video Conferencing Deploy and Conduct On Premise Web Conferencing using Audio and Vi deo Equipment Scheduling and Collaborating by Using an On-Premise Web ConferenceData Collaboration Overview of On-Premise Audio/Video Conferencing Components Required to Support an Audio/Video Conference Microsoft Office Live Meeting Audio/Video Capabilities Audio and Video Hardware Components Using Group Policies to Configure an On-Premise Conference Configuring User and Meeting-Related Conference Settings 9. Implementing and Maintaining Telephony by Using Office Communications Server 2007 Introduction to the Components of a Telephony Solution Overview of the Integration of OCS Telephony Determining the Architecture for the OCS Telephony Deployment Designing a Network for OCS 2007 Implementing a Secure Telephony Solution Overview of Client Installation Considerations Managing and Monitoring an Enterprise Telephony Solution Using Administration Tool 10. Planning and Deploying OCS 2007 in a PBX Telephony Environment Configuring Deployment Topologies Overview of Enterprise Telephony Clients Deployment and Configuration 11. Planning and Deploying OCS 2007 Enterprise Telephony Solutions Deploy a Media Gateway with Analog Phone Sets Overview of an Enterprise Telephony Solution Overview of Routing in an Enterprise Telephony Solution Configuring the Enterprise Telephony Solution Components Connecting to a Remote Office 12. Monitoring and Maintaining OCS 2007 Backing Up and Restoring OCS 2007 Monitoring OCS 2007 Configuring the Archiving and CDR Service Overview of Protocol Monitoring in a Telephony Solution Monitoring Call Flow in an OCS 2007 Telephony Environment


	Audience
	IT professionals and infrastructure specialists who want to learn how to implement Microsoft OCS 2007


	Pre-requisites
	Knowledge of and familiarity with Active Directory concepts Knowledge of and familiarity with Exchange Messaging concepts Fundamental Windows Server 2003 knowledge and experience