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Where to look, if Teams Audio/Video is not as good as expected
27th Jun
10:15am - 11:00am BST
Room B
47 attended
Session Description
Poor audio, video artefacts etc are the most annoying problems with teams meetings and many thing can go wrong here. It can be the client, the headset, webcam and environment. But most time we have to dig deeper into Call Analystics, CQD-Databases and understand the various counters, who are collected by Microsoft Teams. Admins must understand, how A/V is transmitted, why you must open 3478-3481/UDP and how to check that. Learn about the various misconfigurations, how mediastreams are traveling and diagnose the bottelnecks. We talk about RTP, ICE, STUN, TURN and why bandwidthmonitoring with SNMP is not the right way to measure your network.
Attendees (47)
James Baker
UC Architect at AtkinsRéalis
Ajay Patel
Telephony Product Owner at Haleon
Daniel Richter
Communications Expert at Experts Inside AG
Christian Lübcke
MTR-Specialist at Intellity GmbH
Harry Bamber
Microsoft 365 Specialist at University of Birmingham
Albie Mills
Global Manager & Product Owner - UC at Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Andrew Grove
Head of MyDevices at Uniper UK Ltd
Russell Sayer
Head of Consultancy Services at Exponential-e
Jack Byrne
Platform Services Engineer at Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
Andrew Wigmore
Teams Product Owner at BAE Systems
Colin Cregan
Technical Lead at Superhighways
Steven Jack
IT Specialist at University of Glasgow
Guy Pickering
Domain Architect at BAE Systems
Nick Jennett
Senior Infrastructure Engineer at PA Consulting
Dave Prior-Jones
Managing Director at Purify Technology Ltd
Sebastian Braun
Practice Lead Unified Communications at Campana & Schott GmbH
+31 other Attendees