Since each location has specialized users who will only make phone calls, you need to create that persona.ġ. Next you need to create the necessary personas to represent your users. !(media/network-planner-network-plans.png) !(media/network-planner-new-network-plan.png)Īfter you save your network plan, it will be displayed in the list of your network plans. For this example, we will use *Contoso1* as the plan name, and *Contoso network plan* as the description. In the **New network plan** pane, add a name and description for your network plan. The first thing you need to do is create a network plan.Ģ. In the Teams admin center, expand **Org-wide settings** and then select **Network planner**. The site has its own local internet connection, but has no direct telephone connection (PSTN). **Denver Office:** This office has 250 employees and 50 are calling only.
This office is connected to the Seattle headquarters using a WAN connection. The site uses its connection to the headquarters for both internet and phone (PSTN) traffic. **Kirkland Office:** This branch office has 400 employees and 10 are calling only. Contoso has Direct Routing set up to be able to use the local telephone connection with Teams. The site is connected to the internet, and there is a local telephone connection (PSTN). It has 1000 employees and 25 of them are calling only. **Seattle Headquarters:** This is the main location for Contoso. If this is the first article you've seen on Network Planner, we recommend that you go through the following articles first. We assume you already know your way around the Teams admin center, and you are familiar with what you need to do to prepare your network for Teams. This example scenario shows how you can use the tool to create sites, personas, and running reports for a company called Contoso. It helps you determine network requirements for your organization. The Network Planner tool is available in the Teams admin center.
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Title: Using Network Planner - example scenarioĭescription: This example scenario shows you how to use the Network Planner tool to create sites and personas and run reports.
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