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Dee · Guest

Would anyone know if there is anything that needs to be specified in the LCS
configuration in order for a messenger client to connect to a conference in
an MCU like a Cisco or a Radvision?

Thanks.

toml@online.microsoft.com · Guest

This is information that Radvision or Cisco should be able to provide.
Unfortunately we don't have a copy of the software to play with so
hopefully someone in the group who has worked with the solutions could
offer further data.

TomL

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Would anyone know if there is anything that needs to be specified in the
LCS
configuration in order for a messenger client to connect to a conference in
an MCU like a Cisco or a Radvision?

Thanks.

Dee · Guest

Thanks very much. I will follow up with Cisco/Radvision then. Maybe I will
hear from someone who has a similar set up.

""Tom Laciano <MSFT>"" wrote:

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