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DRAG DROP
You are helping your customer perform a side-by-side migration from Microsoft Lync Server 2010 to Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Your customer's Lync environment currently includes the following:
-Lync Server 2010 Pool with two Enterprise Edition Front End servers
-Lync Server 2010 Mediation Server pool with one Mediation Server
-Lync Server 2010 Edge pool with one Edge Server
-Lync Server 2010 Audio/Video (A/V) pool with two A/V Servers
-Lync Server 2010 Monitoring and Archiving Server
-Lync Server 2013 Pool with three Enterprise Edition Front End servers and collocated Mediation Server pool
-Lync Server 2013 Persistent Chat server pool with two servers
-Lync Server 2013 Edge Server pool with two servers
-Two Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunks connected to Lync Server 2010 Mediation Server
-Two SIP trunks connected to Lync Server 2013 Front End Pool Mediation server pool Your customer moves a batch of users to Lync Server 2013. One user reports that when she escalates the IM conversation to an Audio/ Video conference with her colleague who is on Lync Server 2010, audio and video quality become choppy. She also reports that the bars change from green to orange to red. Users who are on Lync Server 2010 do not report any problems with audio or video quality. The Lync Server 2013 user reports that after a few minutes, everything starts working fine.You discover that the Lync 2013 user is using a home Wi-Fi connection. You start a Lync 2010 client on a test computer and sign in with a Lync Server 2010 test user account. You start a Lync 2013 client on a second test computer and sign in with a Lync Server 2013 test user account. You re-create the problem by using two test user accounts and collect the following information:
-log file from each client
-Lync events from each client
-log files from both Front End Server pools
-Lync Server event from Lync Server 2013 pool
-Network Monitor data on Edge Server
-Network Monitor data on the test computer that has Lync 2013 You need to analyze the logs and packet data to diagnose the problem. Which three steps should you perform in sequence? (To answer, move the appropriate three actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

Your customer has deployed a Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Enterprise Edition Front End server and has configured Enterprise Voice. The customer has deployed Server Branch Appliances (SBAs) at each of the remote office locations. The customer has reported that multiple users in one of the remote offices are not able to dial certain local numbers using Lync. The users are receiving the error "+1
(425) 555-0100 is unavailable or may not be valid/' and the call fails to setup. The customer has provided the following information from the Local Number normalization rule from the Dial Plan from the remote office that is experiencing the issue: Pattern to Match: "1((4251206)\d{7})$ Translation Rule: +1$1 You need to ensure that all users at the remote office are able to dial local 10-digit numbers with or without a leading 1. What should you do?

• A. Change the pattern to match from ^1((425|206)\d{7})$ to ^((1?425|1?206)\d{7})$.
• B. Change the pattern to match from ^1((425|206)\d{7})$ to ^1?((425|206)\d{7})$.
• C. Change the translation pattern from k+1$1 to +$1.
• D. Change the translation pattern from +1$1 to +1.

DRAG DROP You support a Microsoft Lync Server 2013 environment for a customer named Litware, Inc. The worldwide network includes the following:
-15,000 Enterprise Voice enabled users
-three Front End pools with three Front End Servers in each pool
-three Edge Server pools with two Edge Servers in each pool
-two Group Chat pools with two Group Chat Servers in each pool
-20 Survivable Branch Appliances (SBAs) deployed at various offices
Of the 15,000 users, 6,000 have Polycom CX600 phones on their desks. Each pool
has redundant session initiation protocol (SIP) trunk settings with a local SIP trunk
provider at its respective pool. An executive assistant receives a call from a
customer. He puts the call on hold and calls the executive. After he talks to the
executive, he transfers the call to the executive. The executive assistant reports that
the call fails to transfer, and that he gets the call back. This results in him taking a
message. Based on this user report, you perform the following actions:
1.Start the ClsController.exe with only one Front End pool selection.
2.Make a call from your mobile phone to a CX600 desk phone named DeskPhone1.
3.Answer the incoming call by using DeskPhone1 and put the call on hold.
4.From DeskPhone1, dial the number of a second CX600 phone named DeskPhone2.
5.Answer the incoming call by using DeskPhone2.
6.From DeskPhone1, transfer the call that you have on hold.
After you attempt to transfer the call from DeskPhone1 to DeskPhone 2, you
observe that the call failed to transfer and returned back to DeskPhone1.
You generate a Lync.log file.
You need to identify the problem by using the quick search capabilities of the
Snooper tool. Which action should you perform for each troubleshooting activity?
(To answer, drag the appropriate action to the correct troubleshooting activity or activities. Each action may be used
once, more than once, or not at all. You may need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.)

You support a customer whose Microsoft Lync Server 2013 environment includes:
-A single Standard Edition server,
-A single consolidated Edge server, and
-A single Forefront Threat Management Gateway 2010 server that is acting as an
HTTP(S) reverse proxy.
A user reports that his attempts to join an online meeting by clicking the Join
Online Meeting link are unsuccessful. Your need to troubleshoot the Join Online
Meeting functionality from this workstation without using the installed Lync 2013
client. You need to achieve this goal by using the least amount of administrative
effort. What should you do?

• A. Open Internet Explorer, type the URL of the online meeting into the Address bar, and then append ?sl=l to the URL.
• B. Uninstall the Lync 2013 client, open Internet Explorer, and then enter the URL of the online meeting into the Address bar.
• C. Open the Lync Options menu and set the Logging in Lync option to Full.
• D. Open the Lync Options menu and select Join meeting audio from: Lync.

Your customer's company has a main office and five branch offices located in different cities. Your customer has a Microsoft Lync Server 2013 datacenter configured with Enterprise Voice at the main office. The customer has deployed a Survivable Branch Appliance (SBA) at the first branch office and connected it to a public switched telephone network (PSTN) by using a Tl trunk line provided by your service provider. The gateway is configured to use fully qualified domain names (FQDNs). All functionality has been tested by using pilot users at the branch office. The customer reports that they tested branch isolation by disconnecting the wide area network (WAN) from their branch office and making an outbound call. The call was successful. Next, they made an inbound call to the branch office and the call failed. To troubleshoot the issue, you begin a trace of IncomingAndOutgoingCalls by using centralized logging, and make an inbound call. You open the log in snooper and search for incoming calls with the phone number from which you are calling. You do not find any messages. You open the syslog from the gateway side of the SBA and discover that messages are sent to the Lync Mediation server pool, but no responses have been received. You connect the WAN from the branch office and make an inbound call. The call is successful. Your investigation suggests that there is a configuration error on the Gateway side of the SBA. You need to identify the configuration error that causes inbound calls to fail. What should you check?

• A. The domain controller at the branch office
• B. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) options on the branch DHCP server
• C. Route settings of the gateway
• D. DNS settings on the gateway