QOS and MTU settings
A contractor has asserted that latency delays are caused by a "misconfiguration" of the hardware of certain machines that produces flooding of the network with bad packets. They have asserted that they find this when checking out a new site. Is this also associated with a Quality of Service setting on a site's server if it would then release such large number of packets to the network? Does this also require careful adjustment of the MTU (Max. Trans. Unit) settings on each base server? (MS Server setting???) Or does the server simply transmit all the packets it receives from networked machines?QoS for MTRonWindows
Sorry for the naive question: Is it enough to setup QoS in TAC for ALL Teams client variants to use these settings? OR Do I also have to manually enable and setup QoS for teams.exe on a MTR aka Teams Rooms with something like this: new-NetQosPolicy -Name "Teams Audio" -AppPathNameMatchCondition "Teams.exe" -IPProtocolMatchCondition Both -IPSrcPortStartMatchCondition 50000 -IPSrcPortEndMatchCondition 50019 -DSCPAction 46 -NetworkProfile All Thanks for some clarification.
