Introduction Network Configuration Viewer can be used by Microsoft Lync Server 2010 communications software administrators to view call admission control (CAC) network topology for an enterprise that is provisioned to allow real-time communication sessions, such as voice or video calls based on specified bandwidth capacity. Lync Server 2010 administrators define CAC policies, which are enforced by the Bandwidth Policy services that are installed with Lync Server 2010. Description Network Configuration Viewer (NetworkConfigurationViewer.exe) allows administrators to perform the following tasks: Load and view CAC network topology from a Lync Sever 2010 deployment in a graphical format. Load and view CAC network topology from a Bandwidth Policy Server log file in a graphical format. Save and store CAC network topology in an XML format on the disk. Save and store CAC network topology diagram in JPG or BMP format. View CAC network topology configuration data. View CAC network topology in a tree-view style. Define custom connectors for CAC network topology links (for example, site-to-region, region, and site-to-site links). View CAC network topology site information, region Information, and provisioned bandwidth policies and network Purpose View enterprise CAC network topology links in a graphical interface. Examples Load and view CAC network topology from a Lync 2010 deployment in a graphical format: Lync Server 2010 administrators can load and view CAC network topology configuration on any Lync Server 2010 computer by using the Download Network Configuration option as shown in Figure 1. The tool will fail to download or view such a configuration when deployed on a computer that does not have connectivity to the Lync configuration store. Figure 1. Download Network Configuration Load and View CAC network topology from a Bandwidth Policy server log file in a graphical format: Lync Server 2010 Bandwidth Policy servers save the CAC network topology as a part of the logging mechanism the Lync Server 2010 file share location. Lync Server administrators can view
Introduction Network Configuration Viewer can be used by Microsoft Lync Server 2010 communications software administrators to view call admission control (CAC) network topology for an enterprise that is provisioned to allow real-time communication sessions, such as voice or video calls based on specified bandwidth capacity. Lync Server 2010 administrators define CAC policies, which are enforced by the Bandwidth Policy services that are installed with Lync Server 2010. Description Network Configuration Viewer (NetworkConfigurationViewer.exe) allows administrators to perform the following tasks: Load and view CAC network topology from a Lync Sever 2010 deployment in a graphical format. Load and view CAC network topology from a Bandwidth Policy Server log file in a graphical format. Save and store CAC network topology in an XML format on the disk. Save and store CAC network topology diagram in JPG or BMP format. View CAC network topology configuration data. View CAC network topology in a tree-view style. Define custom connectors for CAC network topology links (for example, site-to-region, and site-to-site links). View CAC network topology site information, region Information, and provisioned bandwidth policies and network Purpose View enterprise CAC network topology links in a graphical interface. Examples Load and view CAC network topology from a Lync 2010 deployment in a graphical format: Lync Server 2010 administrators can load and view CAC network topology configuration on any Lync Server 2010 computer by using the Download Network Configuration option as shown in Figure 1. The tool will fail to download or view such a configuration when deployed on a computer that does not have connectivity to the Lync configuration store. Figure 1. Download Network Configuration Load and View CAC network topology from a Bandwidth Policy server log file in a graphical format: Lync Server 2010 Bandwidth Policy servers save the CAC network topology as a part of the logging mechanism the Lync Server 2010 file share location. Lync Server administrators can view region,
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