Call admission control (CAC), also known as WAN bandwidth management, helps to prevent poor quality of experience for users on congested networks by determining, based on available network bandwidth, whether to allow real-time communications sessions to be established. (CAC controls real-time traffic only and does not affect data traffic.) If a new voice or video session exceeds the bandwidth limits that you have set on a WAN, the session is either blocked or (for phone calls only) can be rerouted to the PSTN.
By enabling Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Audio/Video Conferencing service in your organization, users can participate in online ...
By resetting your Assigned Conference information you automatically create a new Conference ID and Meeting URL. Your old ...
By resetting your Assigned Conference information you automatically create a new Meeting URL. Your old Meeting URL will no ...
Call admission control (CAC) is an optional component that manages the bandwidth used by unified communications traffic within ...
Call admission control (CAC), also known as WAN bandwidth management, helps to prevent poor quality of experience for users ...
Call cannot be established with specific destination uri because it is in a conversation that is already connected to a conference. ...
Call Detail Recording (CDR) is enabled, but no Monitoring database was found in the topology document. As a result, CDR data ...
Call Park Service definition is removed from topology configuration. The service will be running using the old topology configuration. ...
Call Park Service encountered an orbit with an unknown type. The orbit will be assigned default value 'CallPark'. Identity: ...