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Former Employee

Nov 16, 2017

New Skype for Business on Mac Insider build available (16.13.168)

We're excited to release new Insider builds (both Slow and Fast). The release has a lot of improvements that you've been asking for, so we really would like to have you try it and give us feedback. ...

Brass Contributor

Nov 24, 2017

Can you expand on

"Monitor the quality of your audio and video calls If you are on macOS Sierra or later, your admin can monitor the Quality of Service (QoS) of your audio and video calls to keep your service running smoothly." What does this mean?

I take it this is purely reporting on how the various media streams are marked for QOS?

Where is the data exposed? Is this via get-csusersession as I can't see anything in "Dimensions and measures available in Call Quality Dashboard"

While this data will be very useful, I am sure you have heard before if the client could mark for QOS..

Phillip Garding
Former Employee
Nov 29, 2017
AlistairKeay1 - This is referencing QOS data through Skype for Business server/service, as for clients on Windows. Be sure that you have enabled QOS for non-Windows platforms as documented in this article: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj204750(v=ocs.15).aspx

Phil.
- AlistairKeay1
  Brass Contributor
  Dec 08, 2017
  Thanks for the reply. Two follow up items
  
  1. Are you saying if Set-CsMediaConfiguration -EnableQoS $True, the MAC client will mark.
  
  The actual DSCP value coming from Set-CsUCPhoneConfiguration -VoiceDiffServTag 46
  
  2. As far as I was aware with SFB Online, the ability to change EnableQoS setting isn't possible. Certainly set-CSmediaconfigration is an on premise only command. Any advice for online deployments?
  
  Regards
  - Phillip Garding
    Former Employee
    Dec 08, 2017
    Let me research this and get back to you.
    
    Phil.