Call Admission Control
Planning to deploy Call Admission Control features in Lync Server 2013 is going to depend greatly on the network configuration discussed in the preceding section. CAC relies on determining an endpoint’s site and region through the network subnet. Call Admission Control in Lync Server 2013 applies to both audio and video traffic, but organizations can specify different limits for each type of traffic. Both a session limit (one-way traffic) and a total limit for all sessions can be specified.
The key to successful Call Admission Control deployment is to correctly define and associate the bandwidth policy profiles to sites and links by completing the following steps:
1. Identify the connection speed of each WAN link to sites ...
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