There’s not a lot of value in running this from your home when You run this from a subnet that your Teams clients will be connecting from. Relay services within Office 365 from your current location. The relay check is used to ensure that you can successfully reach the Teams Output of both of the commands is also quite different than it was in the previous Skype for Business version, which will be demonstrated in the following sections. In the new tool, its default is to run a connectivity test to all of the Teams relay servers in Office 365, and the media qualityĬheck now requires you use the "qualitycheck" flag when you execute the tool. By default, the previous tool would run a media quality test and report back latency, packet loss, jitter and reorder ratio. The first change from the old tool is that the commands Note: The version discussed in this post is the Teams Network Assessment Tool 1.4.0.0. Here's the link for the new Teams Network Assessment Tool:Īt this time the Skype for Business Network Assessment In this post I’ll do aĭeep dive into the new tool and compare it to its predecessor. The latest version of the tool appears to have had its core code rewritten and updated with Teams in mind. I have a front-end GUI that allows you to graph the results in real time using the Skype for Business version of the tool ( still available here). This supersedes the old version that was originally released for Skype for Business which we were all still using for Teams deployments (until now).
Their Network Assessment Tool specifically for Microsoft Teams. In July of 2021 Microsoft released a new version of
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