Scopia desktop client fails registration#

Screen sharing does not work from this client in the Gateway VCS deployment. This client is not interoperable with VCS, unless you deploy an Advanced Media Gateway (AM Gateway) to transcode the media. The following conferencing bridges do not work with screen sharing from Lync in the Gateway VCS deployment: The following endpoints do not work with screen sharing from Lync in the Gateway VCS deployment: The MCU platforms above do not revoke the floor when the Lync user stops sharing their screen. TS 8710 and Multiparty Media 310/320, version 4.2.MCU 5300 Series and MCU MSE 8510, version 4.5.TC Series endpoints version 7.2 and laterДЄV calls and screen sharing from interoperable Microsoft clients are supported with Cisco TelePresence bridges behind the Gateway VCS.No issues found with Lync Server 2013 when interoperable clients/bridges were used.ДЄV calls and screen sharing from interoperable Microsoft clients are supported with Cisco TelePresence endpoints behind the Gateway VCS. Screen sharing from interoperable Lync clients is not supported with Lync Server 2010 and Gateway VCS deployments.

No issues found with Lync Server 2010 for AV calls between interoperable clients. This issue is resolved in X8.8.1, see CSCvc47502.Д¬isco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS)Д¬isco TelePresence System C/SX/EX/MX/Profile Series This is most likely to affect immersive or multistream calls.

In some call flows invoking the VCS B2BUA for encryption, calls may drop after some time if presentation is shared.

Scopia desktop client fails registration#

We do not support registration of TX9000 Series endpoints to the VCS.This issue is resolved in X8.8.1, see CSCvc47502. In some call flows invoking the VCS B2BUA for encryption, calls may drop after some time if presentation is shared. (Applies to all versions of both products). Traversal zone connections between a Cisco Expressway and a Cisco VCS are not supported.