Software Defined Networking: Quality of Service redefined
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Play ICE - Edge Media Connectivity in Lync 2013
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Goal of this session is to provide deep down information, how we establish media connectivity using ICE, STUN and TURN. I will discuss how clients and server will find and allocate IP addresses locally and on the Edge Server to find the optimal media path. We will discuss the theory as well as look into logs to see this magic happen. We will also discuss, why this knowledge is very important to troubleshoot connectivity problems._x000D_
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