Microsoft Lync Server 2013
Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Online Courses
2KO Botswana's 70-336: Core Solutions of Microsoft Lync Server 2013 course in Botswana provides the knowledge and skills to translate business requirements into technical architecture and design for a UC solution. This course is intended for IT consultants and telecommunications consulting professionals who design, plan, deploy, and maintain solutions for unified communications (UC). 2KO Botswana also offers online courses to our international and local students. 2KO is an IT consulting and training company, offering both business services and multi-platform training. 2KO Africa's wide range of computer courses are available as full time classes, or as online learning, to ensure students have access to the best Lync Server 2013 certification training in Botswana.
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This course
provides the knowledge and understanding for some of these important
job functions:
Plan and design a Lync topology
Plan Lync site topology
Plan Lync Server support infrastructure
Plan Lync servers
Design a Lync Server HA/DR solution
Design Edge Services
Plan and design Lync features
Design conferencing
Design Lync remote and external access
Plan for Lync user experience
Plan for clients and devices
Plan migration from previous versions
Plan end-user training for Lync client features
Deploy and configure Lync
Configure and publish topology
Configure conferencing
Configure Lync remote and external access
Configure Persistent Chat
Deploy and configure clients and devices
Migrate from previous versions of Lync
Configure HA/DR
Manage operations and data resiliency for Lync
Troubleshoot the Lync environment
Manage the Lync environment
Verify Lync environment health
Mitigate data loss
Manage monitoring and archiving services
We create the highest quality course curriculum possible, ensuring you receive the training and knowledge needed to succeed.
Course Curriculum
Module 1
Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Overview
What is Lync Server 2013?
General Features of Lync Server 2013
Lync Server Editions
Lync Server Roles
Lync Server Administrative and Management Tools
Lync Server Clients
Client Desktop and Laptop Compatibility
Lync Server Web Browser Support
Office and Exchange Integration
Lync Server Client Demonstration
Remote Connectivity Testing
Module 1 Review Questions
Module 2
What is New in Lync 2013?
Lync Client Features
Lync Server Features
Lync Communication Devices and Video/Audio Support Features
Lync Architecture Components
Lync Messaging Features
Lync Collaboration and Meeting Features
Lync Manageability and Archiving Features
Lync Server Prerequisites Installation
Module 2 Review Questions
Module 3
Planning and Designing a Lync Server 2013 Topology
Designing Lync Server Sites
Designing Lync Server Site Topologies
Designing Lync Sever Roles
Lync Server Design Example
Server and Client Hardware Requirements
Designing Lync Server Roles and Pooling
Configuring DNS and DHCP
Designing for Certificates
Network Bandwidth Requirements
Lync Server Planning Tools
Lync Server Planning Tool Demonstration
Capacity Calculator Tool Demonstration
On-Premises - Hybrid and Lync Online Modes
Module 3 Review Questions
Module 4
Planning and Designing Lync Server 2013 Features
Designing Lynch Server Conferencing
Remote and External Access
User Experience
Clients and Device Planning
Planning Lync Telephony Clients and Device
Normalization Rules
Planning Migrations
.chm Help File
Configuring DNS and AD for Lync Server
Module 4 Review Questions
Module 5
Managing and Operating Lync Server 2013
Managing Lync Infrastructure
Communications Protocols
New Communications in Lync
Troubleshooting the Lync Infrastructure
Secure Communications
PKI/TLS Certificates
Key Lync Protocols
Troubleshooting Protocol Tools
High Availability and Disaster Recovery Troubleshooting
Best Practices Analyzer Tool
Lync Server Management Shell
Office 365 Overview
Module 5 Review Questions
Course Review