Knowing that video based screen sharing (VBSS) was coming down the pipeline, the intention was to come back and publish info on VBSS afterwards, but Jeff Schertz beat me to it and published an article that took the wind out of my sails – we’ll hash out the differences over a beer when I’m back in Chicago, Jeff 😉 AppShare tends to be the ‘forgotten modality’, in my opinion, so the goal was to raise awareness around just how considerable the usage could impact enterprise networks. If you’ve been following along with my blog, you may have noticed that I published an article around application sharing a few months ago. Updated – Including information about disabling VBSS via registry keys Updated – Included information about Cumulative Updates for VBSS-related fixes Updated – Included updated information about LRS VBSS support, Surface Hub VBSS support, MCU VBSS Support and Office365 MCU VBSS Support, and MCU Bandwidth information Updated – Included updated information about Surface Hub VBSS support and information about LWA/SWA VBSS support Included updated registry keys to disable VBSS in conference scenarios. Included updated information about non-VBSS support scenarios. Updated – Included updated information about client VBSS support and required versions.
Updated – Updated information on Office 2016 MSI supportability. Updated Skype Meetings App supportability. Updated information on Skype for Business for Mac 2016. Updated – Corrected information on Office 2016 MSI supportability.
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