Consideration for Remote Users
One of the big strengths of Lync Server 2010 is the capability to communicate with users that are outside the corporate environment. This might include partner companies or it might include random users on the Internet who need to participate in the occasional conversation and usually includes internal users who are in remote locations. When planning for Lync Server 2010, be mindful of which scenarios need to be supported. Typically, account for the following three major groups of external users:
• Remote users
• Federated users
• Public users
A remote user in this context refers to one who belongs to the organization but needs to connect from outside the organization. This might include situations in which the ...
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