Network Configuration

Planning the network configuration first is key when beginning to plan for Call Admission Control, Media Bypass, or Enhanced 911 services in Lync Server 2010. Each of these components relies on network regions, sites, and links to be configured correctly before they can be enabled. The definition of each region, sites, and subnets might seem overwhelming at first, but it offers quite a bit of flexibility and control over call routing.

There are a few basic components that must first be understood when planning for these services:

Regions—Network regions are the backbone of a network. Each network region must be associated with a Lync Server central site defined within the topology. This is a site where Lync Front End ...

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