Cloud Connector Edition Hybrid Voice Guide Version 2

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Hi to all excited CloudPBX fans.

 I finalized the Cloud Connector Edition Hybrid Voice Guide Version 2.
All important changes are covered and contains the full explanation of CCE Multi-Site Design, as well as how users must be configured.

 https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Cloud-Connector-Edition-e20a0981

Have fun reading it.

 Cheers
Thomas

 This guide is for Microsoft customers and partners, as well as vendors useful in the same (I promise ;) ).
It explains the entire technology and all related commands and cmslets.
Important is the Multi-Site CCE Design, which is most complex, but fully discovered and made open for your understanding.

 A huge thanks the Westcon UCC, who allowed my spending a lot of time finishing this.
Therefore I'm very pleased in supporting the readers and try my best answering all question. You can contact me via my blog http://lyncuc.blogspot.com

 INDEX

 Introduction of Cloud Connector Edition 5
Generic terms of Office 365 PSTN connectivity 5
Topology support in Office 365 with Skype for Business 6
On-Premise without any Office 365 connectivity 6
On-Premise Skype for Business with Office 365 Cloud PBX connectivity (Federation to Office 365 and Cloud PBX and PSTN CALLING SERVICE) 6
Office 365 with CCE (Cloud PBX) 7
Office 365 with PSTN Calling Service (native Calling Plan) 7
Typical Skype for Business federated On-Premise Installation 7
Tenant support in Office 365 10
Cloud Connector Active Directory Forest 11
Cloud Connector (CCE) Topologies 12
Outbound Call Flow 12
Inbound Call Flow 13
CCE “SBA” in planning: 14
High Availability: 15
Multi-Site deployment 15
CCE Voice Routing with multi-site (generics) 17
CCE Voice Routing on gateways (optional) – not yet supported by Microsoft 19
Migration to Cloud PBX with Cloud Connector Edition 20
Greenfield 20
Skype for Business with Enterprise Voice on-premise 21
Target: native Cloud Connector Edition 21
Target: Cloud Connector Edition with Office 365 Calling Plan (Cloud Voice Users) 21
Target: Cloud Connector Edition + Skype for Business partial Enterprise Voice (on-premise) 22
Target: Cloud Connector Edition + Office 365 Calling Plan (Cloud Voice Users) + Skype for Business partial Enterprise Voice (on-premise) 22
Summary: 23
Infrastructure requirements for Cloud Connector Edition 24
Physical infrastructure 24
Logical infrastructure 25
DNS 25
Certificates externally 26
Certificates internally 27
Firewall Port Configuration 28
Configuration Guide for Users, Dial-Plans, Voice Routes and PSTN Usage 29
Connect to Skype for Business Online 29
CCE Site generation and assignment 30
Management Guide for Users 30
Moving a User to Skype for Business Online 31
CCE User to Site assignment 32
Configuration Guide for Dial-Plans 34
Configuration Guide for Voice Routes 35
Appendix 36
Commandlets for Online configuration 36
Dial-in conferencing cmdlets 36
E911 and Location Information Service (LIS) cmdlets 36
Skype Meeting Broadcast cmdlets 36
PSTN calling cmdlets 36
Hybrid PSTN site and user cmdlets 37
Internet Protocol (IP) phone cmdlets 38
Reporting cmdlets 38
Online User cmdlets 38
Reading/ Writing Users Information and Settings 39

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