Nortel och Microsoft Arkitektur. Jan Johansson, Nortel

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2 Nortel och Microsoft Arkitektur Jan Johansson, Nortel

3 Agenda Om ICA Om LCS Om OCS

4 Om UC/ICA UC = Unified Communications ICA = Innovative Communication Alliance

5 What is Unified Communications? Unified Communications brings together IP Telephony with other communications channels such as: Instant Messaging, collaboration, conferencing and messaging, with the customer benefits of: Enhanced Business Communications Increased User Productivity Reduced Total Cost of Ownership

6 Why Unified Communications? Before UC After UC Too many failed communications Timely communications Inefficient information sharing Instant web and file sharing Separate fax, and voic Unified messaging Distinct voice and data platforms Converged platforms Inflexible and expensive conferencing Simple and flexible conferencing Multiple voice and data protocols Standardized protocols (SIP and converged)

7 What is ICA? Unique alliance to transform business communications by combining Nortel s network quality and Microsoft s reliable unified communications software Joint research and development, marketing and sales across enterprise, carrier and mobile product lines

8 The ICA Journey Segmented Telephony Directory Telephony System Desk IM Phone Active Directory Integrated CS1000, CS2100/ 2000 App Suite AD LCS 2005 OCS 2007 Exchange UM Office Suite Transformed Business Processes Feature Servers Media Gateway OCS 200x+ Exchange+ Office System Applications Conferencing Mobile Phone Legacy IP Office Phone Phones Communicator CC Mobile Client Client UC Clients

9 Customers Already Taking the Journey Customers Already Taking the Journey 100+ Deals Closed and 100s More in Pipeline

10 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Unified Communications, 2007* Magic Quadrant for Unified Communications, 2007; Bern Elliot, August 20, 2007 This Magic Quadrant graphic was published by Gartner, Inc. as part of a larger research note and should be evaluated in the context of the entire report. The Gartner report can be viewed at: *The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted 2007 by Gartner, Inc. and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner s analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the Leaders quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

11 Nortel and Microsoft UC Differentiation Complementary Architecture by Nortel and Microsoft on UC Solution One client for Remote Call Control AND as featured soft phone extension, One morepresence client, presence and middleware/gateway Single engine,engine, and leverage Active Directory

12 Nortel and Microsoft UC Differentiation Other Vendors Require Parallel Investments for UC Solution with Microsoft Presence Server Gateway IP-PBX One more client, presence engine, and middleware/gateway

13 What s Coming in ICA?

14 What s Coming? Available NOW: Converged Office LCS/CS1K Data Optimization Load Balancing LCS Available Q3: Exchange UM integration with CS1K Available Q4: Converged Office OCS/CS1K (requires CS1K rel 5.5) NMC conferencing integrated with LCS or OCS CS2100 Converged Office Exchange UM integration into CS2100 LG sets for LCS Available Q1 2008: UC Contact Center UC Integrated Branch

15 Nortel Unified Communications What Pieces Do You Need? Unified Client Find me Follow- me Network Routing E911 Security Gateways SIP Core Mobility Contact Center IM/Presence Click-Call Unified Messaging Business Grade Telephony Speech Self Service SOA Audio/Video Conferencing Video Solutions

16 Broad Portfolio for Unified Communications Business Grade Telephony M-AD Applications N-UM Extend CS1000 functionality to MOC MOC Remote Call Control Gateway Services extended to MOC N-CC N-Conf M-UM Communications Multimedia Applications M-LCS M-OCS N-CS 1000 N-CS 2100 N-CS 2000 Unified Messaging consolidation on AD SIP Interoperation with ExchangeUM Integrated Conferencing UC Contact Center (future) Optimized Networking Data Networking N-Ethernet Routing Switch N-UC Integrated Secure Router N-NAS Integrated UC branch LCS/OCS optimized load balancing Secure, resilient data infrastructure

17 Converged Office Telephony Gateway Services Extending IP Telephony to Microsoft Office Communicator Microsoft OC Telephony (make call, answer call, hang up, transfer, hold, & DTMF) Extends suite of Nortel Telephony features to Converged Office users (Call Forward No Answer, Attendant Recall, Group call, etc.) Public/Private SIP Gateway For Microsoft Office Communicator Enables use of customer voice network and dial plan for Microsoft Office Communicator, extends Least Cost routing capabilities, NCOS, & Outgoing CLID Provides Call Accounting for OC originated calls. Active Directory for Numbering Plan Translations AD used to resolve userid/phone number translations Active Directory Microsoft LCS/OCS With MCM Unified Messaging Nortel CS 1000 Twinning/PCA 17 PSTN

18 LCS2005

19 LCS 2005, Server Roles Stand-Alone Server (Standard Edition) Director Front-End Server (Enterprise Edition) Back-End Server (Enterprise Edition) Access Proxy AD CWA DNS DHCP PKI Address Book S AccessProxy-S Proxy-S Proxy Server (Forwarding) IM Archiving Server / Agent Address Book Server Communicator Web Access Server UM2007 Director Loadbalancer LCS-user Front End-S AD DNS PKI Livemeeting BackEnd-S IM Archiving -S

20 Standard Edition Server Enables IM services Processes IM text traffic between users Uses local MSDE database Consists of single computer installation Supports up to 15,000 concurrent active users Acts as a Director if no home users

21 Federation MTLS MTLS MTLS LC S 2005 LC S 2005 Acces s Proxy AB C.C OM Acces s Proxy DEF.C OM

22 Public MTLS MTLS LC S 2005 LC S 2005 Acces s Proxy LC S 2005 Acces s Proxy S IP Proxy LC S us ers S IP Proxy

23 OCS2007

24 Centralised Enterprise: Small Size Site Architecture PSTN Active Mediation Directory Server Data Center Media Gateway CS1K Call Server Resilient IP Core OCS07 SE CS1K Signalling Server Unified Messaging Exchange/ UM2000 Conferencing NMC/LiveMeeting Internet PSTN Conferencing Nortel Multimedia Conferencing

25 Centralised Enterprise: Mid Size Site Architecture PSTN Active Mediation Directory Server Data Center OCS07 EE Consolidated Media Gateway NAS 3408 CS1K Call Server Resilient IP Core CS1K Signalling Server Unified Messaging Exchange/ UM2000 Conferencing NMC/LiveMeeting Internet Telephony Resilience OCS07 EE PSTN Conferencing Nortel Multimedia Conferencing OCS EE Load Balancing Nortel Application Switch

26 Centralised Enterprise: Small Site Architecture PSTN Active Mediation Directory Server Data Center OCS07 SE Media Gateway Wiring Closet ES470 IP-Sets MOC IP-Sets MOC ERS5500 CS1K Call Server CS1K Signalling Server Secure Router Unified Messaging Exchange/ UM2000 ERS2500/4500 Conferencing NMC/LiveMeeting Remote User Internet UC Clients MOC 2.0, Nortel IP-Sets MOC Access Control MAC, 802.1x Remote Access Secure Router

27 Centralized Enterprise: Corporate Campus Architecture Blg#1 DataCtr OCS/LCS EE Expanded Server Pool Blg#2 DataCtr PSTN IIS FE CS1000E CS Core 0 MCM Primary SS/NRS MG1000E PSTN A/V Conf Web Conf BE-SQL CS1000E CS Core 1 Active Directory NAS Cluster ERS8600 Mediation Server ERS8300/8600 Alternate SS/NRS Exchange UM UM2000 MG1000E NMC* Cluster Internet Access A/V Conf Edge/Web Edge Conf WLAN2300 WSS Nortel SNAS Secure Router WLAN2300 WSS Nortel SNAS

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