Sonus and Lync Enterprise Voice

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1 Sonus and Lync Enterprise Voice

2 The Challenge. How to integrate Lync to your existing PBX and PSTN lines to enable full Enterprise Voice? Multitude of PBX types from various manufacturers Numerous Interface types E1/T1/BRI/Analogue to support Varying ages of PBX equipment, with different schedules for end of Life / support / replacement. Financial constraints on CapEx upgrades/replacements need to sweat your assets to get the most return on your PBX investment. User migration how to easily move users from the PBX environment to Lync at your pace? SIP Trunking Leveraging and integrating SIP trunks within your mixed environment. Analogue / Fax support even after the PBX has gone 2

for end of Life / support / replacement.

and simple migration using AD Analog phones SBC Functionality Security & Demark Protocol and transcoding support SIP

3 The Answer - Integration & Migration! Enterprise deploying UC Drop in installation Painless interconnect to PBX and UC Environments, enabling co-existence and simple migration using AD Analog phones SBC Functionality Security & Demark Protocol and transcoding support SIP Trunk to ITSP PSTN Legacy Support Analogue and FAX tightly integrated TDM PBX/IP-PBX & Voic Analog fax machine IP VPN Network SIP Registrar Standard SIP devices can register and interconnect 3

4 Four Reasons you need a SBC Security Business Continuity Interoperability Demarcation 4 Sonus Confidential

5 Understanding SBAs Enterprise Headquarters PSTN Branch Office 3G/4G IP WAN Active Directory Lync servers Mediation Server IP-PBX Lync Clients 5

6 Who is VoIP Foundation of the World s Largest Networks 6 Global Leader in SIP Communications Fastest Growing SBC Portfolio on the Market

7 Sonus Designated Leader by Gartner Sonus positioned in Leaders Quadrant of the Magic Quadrant for Session Border Controllers Company recognized for completeness of vision and ability to execute Gartner Magic Quadrant for Session Border Controllers by Deborah Kish, Akshay K. Sharma, Frank Marsala, Jay Lassman, Published October 9, 2012 This graphic was published by Gartner, Inc. as part of a larger research document and should be evaluated in the context of the entire document. The Gartner document is available upon request from Sonus Networks. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. 7

as part of a larger research document and should be evaluated in the context of the entire document. The Gartner document is available upon request from Sonus Networks.

8 SBC Portfolio One Year Ago 64,000 Sessions 8 30,000 Sessions

9 SBC Portfolio Today 100 Sessions 600 Sessions Industry s Broadest 10,000 Sessions 64,000 Sessions Qualified SBC Portfolio Unmatched Breadth of SBC Products for Enterprise and Service Provider Market 9 30,000 Sessions

Qualified SBC Portfolio Unmatched Breadth of SBC

10 Sonus Performance and Scale 10 General Computing Network Processing Media Services & Transcoding The Ability to Scale

Sonus SBC 1000 & 2000 - Any to Any Connectivity SIP Trunking Session Border Controller for SIP trunking Media Transcoding Scalability Interworking to Avaya, Cisco,Nortel, etc.

11 Sonus SBC 1000 & Any to Any Connectivity SIP Trunking Session Border Controller for SIP trunking Media Transcoding Scalability Interworking to Avaya, Cisco,Nortel, etc. Analog Devices TDM or IP-PBX High performance TDM connectivity TDM SIP and TDM trunk connections Legacy equipment connection Perfect for migration to SIP ASM Separate processor for Survivable Branch Appliance Local LAN Network IP phones 11 Sonus Confidential

Analog Devices TDM or IP-PBX High performance TDM connectivity TDM SIP and TDM trunk connections Legacy

12 Sonus SBC 5110 & 5210 High Availability Redundant Management ports. Mgmt Ports NOC Mgmt Ports Dual PSU Dual HA ports Active HA Ports Standby Active-Standby redundancy with call preservation Media Ports IP Network Multiple media ports All features, including class leading transcoding, fully preserved during failover 12 Sonus Confidential

Active-Standby redundancy with call preservation Media Ports IP Network Multiple

13 The Sonus SBC solution SBC Packet Network Media Services Connectivity Security Call Control Interworking Wireline Carrier Peering Network Wireless Peering Network Enterprise Network 13 Sonus Confidential

Interworking Wireline Carrier Peering Network

14 Thank You

Risk Free Migration to Lync Kevin Isacks, VP SBC & CA Development

Risk Free Migration to Lync Kevin Isacks, VP SBC & CA Development Why Lync MICROSOFT LYNC is an enterprise-ready UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS PLATFORM LYNC CONNECTS PEOPLE everywhere, on Windows 8 and other