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The
allows SBC allows relay support for MS Lync/Skype for business Desktop sharing application media streams. The application sharing media streams are relayed transparently through the
SBC over over TCP connections. Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE) is completed over this TCP connection by the peer endpoint.
When SBC communicates the
communicates with an MS Lync/Skype for business client,
SBC expects the expects the TCP connection to be established by the peer endpoint. Hence,
SBC does the does not initiate the TCP connection on its own. This is an acceptable behavior as the
SBC is is not situated behind a Network Address Translator (NAT).
SBC can The
can also be configured to initiate and establish the TCP connection towards the third-party device to support interoperability when
SBC relays the relays an application sharing media stream. This functionality is supported only when the Lync compatible peer endpoint and
SBC are the are not situated behind a NAT.
The following functionalities are included to enhance
includes the following MS Lync/Skype
behaviorfunctionality:
- SBC supports application Application sharing media streams in Session Description Protocol (SDP).
- SBC accepts Accept and establishes establish TCP connection with media IP/port of the peer application stream.
- SBC exchanges Exchange STUN messages over the TCP connection to negotiate ICE.
- Relay Once ICE is completed, SBC relays desktop share data transparently end-to-end .once ICE is completed
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If the parameter sourceAddressFiltering is enabled, SBC the filters incoming media packets, which do not match the expected source IP address and UDP port. In the Lync desktop sharing, the SBC accepts incoming TCP connection that matches any of the source addresses in the candidate lines of the ICE SDP received from the peer. When the SBC has not received an SDP from the peer, before the peer attempts to establish the TCP connection, SBC the ignores source address filtering and allows the TCP connection to be established on the application sharing stream. |
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The MS Lync/Skype Remote Desktop Sharing feature is supported on the following platforms: |