Mastering: Microsoft® Lync™ Server 2010 -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part 1 Fundamentals -- Chapter 1 What's in Lync? -- Understanding the Lync 2010 Client -- Understanding Lync Server 2010 -- Understanding the Voice Capabilities -- Understanding the Unified Communications Managed API Capabilities -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 2 Standards and Protocols -- Understanding SIP's Origins -- The Session Initiation Protocol in Depth -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 3 Security -- Securing External Access -- Understanding Core Security -- Providing Security Administratively -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 4 Clients -- Lync User Clients -- Lync Conferencing Clients -- Legacy Clients -- The Bottom Line -- Part 2 Getting Lync Up and Running -- Chapter 5 Planning Your Deployment -- Capturing the Requirements -- Using the Capacity Planning Toolset -- Using Topology Builder -- Installation Prerequisites -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 6 Installation -- Getting Up and Running with Standard Edition -- Post-Deployment Tasks -- Configuring External Access -- Enterprise Deployments -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 7 Migration and Upgrades -- Understanding Migration -- Considering Client Pain Points -- Migrating to Lync -- The Bottom Line -- Part 3 Administration -- Chapter 8 Introduction to PowerShell and the Lync Management Shell -- Why Use PowerShell? -- Understanding Command Syntax -- Managing Output -- Running Scripts -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 9 Role-Based Access Control -- RBAC Overview -- Understanding Lync's Standard Roles -- Creating New Roles -- Manipulating Roles -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 10 User Administration -- User Configuration Basics -- Understanding Lync Policies -- Manipulating Policies -- Choosing the Right Policy for the Job -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 11 Archiving and Monitoring.

Deploying the Architecture for Archiving and Monitoring -- Interpreting the Monitoring Server Reports -- Service Monitoring with the Management Pack -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 12 Troubleshooting -- Troubleshooting Basics -- Introducing Tracing -- Other Troubleshooting Options -- The Bottom Line -- Part 4 Voice -- Chapter 13 Getting Started with Voice -- The Back Story -- Understanding the Voice Capabilities -- Understanding the Voice Architecture -- Configuring Enterprise Voice -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 14 Call Admission Control -- Understanding Call Admission Control -- Designing for Call Admission Control -- Configuring Call Admission Control -- Identifying Calls on a Network -- Reporting on Call Admission Control -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 15 E911 and Location Information Services ( LIS) -- Understanding E911 -- Configuring E911 -- Location Information -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 16 Extended Voice Functionality -- Dial-In Conferencing -- Response Groups -- Call Park -- Unassigned Numbers -- The Bottom Line -- Part 5 Integration -- Chapter 17 Exchange, SharePoint, and Group Chat -- Integrating Lync with Exchange -- Integrating Lync with SharePoint -- Integrating Lync with Group Chat -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 18 Third-Party Integration -- Connecting to Telephony Systems via a Gateway -- Integrating with Your PBX -- Using RCC to Integrate with Your PBX -- Deploying a Survivable Branch Appliance -- Connecting to Other External Systems via an XMPP Gateway -- Integrating with Hardware Video Conferencing Platforms -- Using Third-Party Software Enhancements -- The Bottom Line -- Part 6 Mobile Devices -- Chapter 19 Mobile Devices -- Mobile Devices and the Unified Communications Model -- Understanding the Lync 2010 Mobile Client -- Planning for Mobility Services -- Configuring the Mobility Service.

Installing the Mobility Service Update -- The Bottom Line -- Appendix A The Bottom Line -- Chapter 1: What's in Lync? -- Chapter 2: Standards and Protocols -- Chapter 3: Security -- Chapter 4: Clients -- Chapter 5: Planning Your Deployment -- Chapter 6: Installation -- Chapter 7: Migration and Upgrades -- Chapter 8: Introduction to PowerShell and the Lync Management Shell -- Chapter 9: Role-Based Access Control -- Chapter 10: User Administration -- Chapter 11: Archiving and Monitoring -- Chapter 12: Troubleshooting -- Chapter 13: Getting Started with Voice -- Chapter 14: Call Admission Control -- Chapter 15: E911 and Location Information Services ( LIS) -- Chapter 16: Extended Voice Functionality -- Chapter 17: Exchange, SharePoint, and Group Chat -- Chapter 18: Third-Party Integration -- Chapter 19: Mobile Devices -- Appendix B Adoption -- Understanding the Power of UC -- Introducing Lync to Your Business -- Index.