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DATA CENTER and CAMPUS NETWORKS DEPLOYMENT GUIDE
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New-CsNetworkBandwidthPolicyProfile -Identity 25Mb_Link –Desription “BW profile for
25Mb links” -AudioBWLimit 10000 -AudioBWSessionLimit 200 -VideoBWLimit 7000 -
VideoBWSessionLimit 700
7. Create network sites. Each site within each region is designated:
New-CsNetworkSite -NetworkSiteID SeattleSite -Description "Seattle Site" -
NetworkRegionID Seattle -BWPolicyProfileID 10MB_Link
New-CsNetworkSite -NetworkSiteID SanFranciscoSite -Description "Remote Site - SFO"
-NetworkRegionID SanFrancisco -BWPolicyProfileID 5MB_Link
New-CsNetworkSite -NetworkSiteID AustinSite -Description "Remote Site - Austin" -
NetworkRegionID Austin -BWPolicyProfileID 10MB_Link
New-CsNetworkSite -NetworkSiteID NewYorkSite -Description "Remote Site - NewYork" -
NetworkRegionID NewYork -BWPolicyProfileID 10MB_Link
8. For each subnet in the topology, specify the associated network site. Every subnet in the network
topology must be associated with a specific network site, because subnet information is used to
determine the network site on which an endpoint is located. When the locations of both parties in a
session are known, CAC can determine if there is sufficient bandwidth to establish a call.
If you are working with a large number of subnets, it is recommended that you use a Comma-Separated
Value (CSV) file with four columns: IPAddress, mask, description, and NetworkSiteID.
For a single subnet use the following command:
New-CSNetworkSubnet –SubnetID “192.168.10.0” –MaskBits “24” –NetworkSiteID
SeattleSite
For bulk, the following example shows the contents of a CSV file named subnet.csv:
IPAddress, mask, description, NetworkSiteID
192.168.10.0, 24, "Seattle:Subnet for SeattleSite", SeattleSite
10.11.57.0, 24, "Seattle:Subnet for SeattleSite", SeattleSite
10.21.57.0, 24, "NewYork:Subnet", NewYorkSite
10.31.57.0, 24, "Austin:Subnet", AustinSite
10.41.57.0, 24, "SanFrancisco:Subnet", SanFranciscoSite
Run the following command to import subnet.csv and store its contents in the Communications Server 2010
management store:
import-csv subnet.csv | foreach {New-CSNCSSubnet _.IPAddress -MaskBits $_.mask -
Description $_.description -NetworkSiteID $_.NetworkSiteID}
9. Create network region links. The example topology has a link between each of the regions. Create links
from Seattle to San Francisco, Austin, and New York. Create links from San Francisco to Austin and
New York, Create a link from Austin to New York.
Links from Seattle:
New-CsNetworkRegionLink -NetworkRegionLinkID Seattle_SanFrancisco -NetworkRegionID1
Seattle -NetworkRegionID2 SanFrancisco -BWPolicyProfileID 5Mb_Link
New-CsNetworkRegionLink -NetworkRegionLinkID Seattle_Austin -NetworkRegionID1
Seattle -NetworkRegionID2 Austin -BWPolicyProfileID 10Mb_Link
New-CsNetworkRegionLink -NetworkRegionLinkID Seattle_NewYork -NetworkRegionID1
Seattle -NetworkRegionID2 NewYork -BWPolicyProfileID 10Mb_Link