Cisco Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Expressway 릴리즈 노트
Feature / change
X8.6
Preview with endpoint version 10.3.1 or later
Preview
X8.5.1 UI
Supported
Table 1 Feature history by release number (continued)
Support for Desktop Sharing from Lync
The Cisco VCS now supports desktop or application sharing from Lync clients with conference participants using
Cisco Collaboration endpoints.
Cisco Collaboration endpoints.
The Cisco VCS does the transcoding of the Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), originating from the Lync
client, into the Binary Floor Control Protocol (BFCP) used by many standards-based endpoints. The Cisco VCS does
not perform the reverse transcoding from BFCP to RDP, and presentation towards Lync will go in the video channel as
in previous releases.
client, into the Binary Floor Control Protocol (BFCP) used by many standards-based endpoints. The Cisco VCS does
not perform the reverse transcoding from BFCP to RDP, and presentation towards Lync will go in the video channel as
in previous releases.
The following deployments support desktop sharing from Lync:
Figure 1: Lync environment to TelePresence Server conference registered to VCS
Figure 2: Lync environment to TelePresence Server conference managed by TelePresence Conductor
neighbored to VCS
neighbored to VCS
Figure 3: Lync environment to TelePresence Server conference managed by TelePresence Conductor trunked
to Unified CM
to Unified CM
Note:
† If you are using the Optimize Resources feature with Lync desktop sharing, you need TelePresence Server version
4.2 or later
4.2 or later
‡ If you are using the Optimize Resources feature with Lync desktop sharing, you need TelePresence Conductor
version XC4.0
version XC4.0
To configure your Cisco Collaboration environment to interoperate with Microsoft Lync, see the Microsoft Lync and
Cisco VCS Deployment Guide on the
Cisco VCS Deployment Guide on the
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