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BillDL

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Thank you Dr. Klahn, based upon what you wrote, the problem is with the ISP, since video calls are dropped using another video conferencing tool.<br><br>I was under the impress that Microsoft has Skype in Azure.
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Calls such as Skype for Business are sometimes dropped, it is because of the ISP?<br />
How to determine what is causing Skype &nbsp;calls to be dropped?<br />
Skype for Business calls are sometime dropped, should I switch to an Ethernet connection instead of Wi-Fi?
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Calls such as Skype for Business are sometimes dropped, it is because of the ISP?
How to determine what is causing Skype  calls to be dropped?
Skype for Business calls are sometime dropped, should I switch to an Ethernet connection instead of Wi-Fi?

Calls such as Skype for Business are sometimes dropped, it is because of the ISP?

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