Quality of Service (QoS) in Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams has played a protagonist role in the past two years. Having millions of users daily, organizations should prioritize and ensure the service they’re providing to their employees is constantly optimized. That is when Quality of Service (QoS) steps ahead.
Why Quality of Service in Teams?
Microsoft Teams, being a hub that incorporates video, phone, chats, document storage, compromises daily with many activities, departments, and people. It is a possibility that, depending on your bandwidth, you may experience network delays, especially in voice or video streams. However, your workers don’t have to suffer the inconvenience of this, since this situation may affect their workflow. This is when QoS enters the panorama, making video streams and voice features “cut in line” in front of other traffic that might not be urgent as missing content in a call, difficulty understanding, or delayed information in a conference.
Implement Quality of Service in Teams
- One of the first steps that your organization may want to take is reviewing your general bandwidth. For further information, you may review the Microsoft Teams Network requirements here
- Review and select the QoS implementation method that suits your organization best. We encourage you to review Team Venti’s knowledge base article on Teams Quality of Service
- Choose initial port ranges for each media type using DSCP taking in mind the packets
- Ask a Microsoft Partner or specialist to help you through the process, with certified support and ongoing solutions
Ensure your business’ availability using this solution, leave in reliable hands your implementation of QoS in Teams. Book a meeting to talk to an expert today to learn the next steps to take.
