Before you start planning your network for Microsoft Teams network connectivity, it is important to understand the connectivity principles for managing Microsoft Teams traffic and getting the best possible performance for your end users.
Traditional enterprise networks are mostly designed to provide users access to applications and data hosted in company or co-located datacenters with focus on strong perimeter security and easy to manage for the IT departments. The traditional model assumes that users will access applications and data from inside the corporate network perimeter, over WAN links from branch offices, or remotely over VPN connections and will use one break out to the public internet managed by a corporate firewall.
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