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Delivering Lync Real-Time Communications over Wi-Fi

This white paper describes how Lync Server 2010 communications software can be successfully implemented over wireless local area networks (Wi-Fi) to help administrators ensure a high-quality voice and video Lync experience for all users.

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    Oct2012

    Date Published:

    7/15/2024

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    Delivering Lync Real-Time Communications over Wi-Fi.docx

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    This overview of issues and mitigations will help you to ensure a high-quality voice and video Lync experience for all users. To optimize the wireless infrastructure, particularly for real-time media traffic, you’ll find details regarding Wi-Fi (WLAN) technology, configuration settings, and optimization. In addition, this paper provides deployment recommendations and evaluates typical enterprise, public hotspot, and home Wi-Fi deployments for real-time bidirectional media quality.
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    Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, Windows XP

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