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Office Communications Server 2007
Microsoft® Office Communications Server 2007 is the first Microsoft product to combine enterprise-ready IM (instant messaging), presence, conferencing, and VoIP (Voice over IP) telephony in a fully integrated unified communications solution. Office Communications Server 2007 provides richer presence capabilities, enhanced support for group IM, and improved deployment and management than its predecessor, Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 SP1. To existing features, such as federation and public IM connectivity, Office Communications Server 2007 includes real-time conferencing hosted on servers inside your organization’s firewall and a full-featured, software-powered VoIP solution that can stand on its own or integrate easily with an existing PBX infrastructure.
New Features
- On-premise Web conferencing
Office Communications Server 2007 introduces the capability for enterprise users both inside and outside the firewall to create and join real-time Web conferences that are hosted on your organization’s internal servers. These on-premise conferences, or meetings, can be scheduled or unscheduled, and they can include IM, audio, video, application sharing, slide presentations, and other forms of data collaboration.
- Group IM
Group IM refers to an IM conversation among three or more parties. You can create a group IM session in the following ways:
- Invite additional parties to a two-person IM conversation
- Send an instant message to multiple parties
- Send an instant message to a Microsoft Exchange Server distribution list
- Audio and video
Office Communications Server 2007 supports multiparty A/V (audio/video) conferencing. Users can specify A/V when scheduling a conference or can add audio or video to an existing IM conversation or conference call. Managing multiparty audio and video sessions is the job of the A/V Conferencing Server.
- Enterprise Voice
Enterprise Voice is Microsoft’s software-powered VoIP solution. Together with IM, conferencing, audio/video features, and full integration with Outlook and Exchange Unified Messaging, Enterprise Voice enables Communications Server users to choose the most appropriate way to communicate with colleagues throughout the enterprise.
- Microsoft RoundTable™ communications and archival system
Office Communications Server 2007 supports the Microsoft RoundTable communications and archival system, Microsoft’s new 360-degree surround audio/video conference-room device, which turns an online meeting into a true face-to-face experience.
- Enhanced presence
Office Communications Server 2007 provides the infrastructure to enable client applications to publish and subscribe to extended, or enhanced, presence information. The enhanced presence infrastructure includes categories and containers. Categories are individual pieces of presence information, such as status, location, or calendar state. Containers are logical buckets into which clients publish instances of various categories of presence information.
- Federation enhancements
Office Communications Server 2007 supports all the federation and remote user scenarios that are currently enabled by Live Communications Server 2005. In addition, Office Communications Server 2007 introduces the following enhancements to existing federation support:
- Federated conferencing.
- Support for partners with multiple domain names.
- Improved monitoring and throttling capabilities for federated connections.
- Client applications
Client applications are the tools with which end users access and use the IM, presence, and conferencing features that are made possible by Office Communications Server 2007. Without the clients, the features exist as mere potential. Without the server, the clients have nothing to do.
Office Communications Server 2007 supports the following client applications:
- Microsoft Office Communicator 2007.
- Microsoft Office Communicator Phone Edition.
- Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 client
- Microsoft Outlook Add-in.
- Simplified deployment and management
Office Communications Server 2007 has overhauled setup and management tools, procedures, and capabilities to make deployment and administrative tasks simpler, quicker, and easier.
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