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There is on-prem Skype for Business 2015 infrastructure is deployed... A/V call/meeting is working fine with Laptop/Desktops but having issue with Android &amp; iPhone Devices. Whenever an android client connects A/V call it disconnects after 5 to 7 minutes.
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There is on-prem Skype for Business 2015 infrastructure is deployed... A/V call/meeting is working fine with Laptop/Desktops but having issue with Android & iPhone Devices. Whenever an android client connects A/V call it disconnects after 5 to 7 minutes.

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Do you have a third-party anti-virus installed by chance? If so, try whitelisting Skype in whatever AV you're using..
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Do you have a third-party anti-virus installed by chance? If so, try whitelisting Skype in whatever AV you're using..

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A/V Call Disconnect after 5 to 7 minutes in Skype for Business 2015 Android Clients...
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A/V Call Disconnect after 5 to 7 minutes in Skype for Business 2015 Android Clients...

A/V Call Disconnect after 5 to 7 minutes in Skype for Business 2015 Android Clients

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