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Run a report on Workspace App versions of the clients?

Workspace App version wouldn't necessarily mean that Teams was optimised for that user though. For example if the client device didn't have a path for the realtime traffic to reach Microsoft, then it wouldn't run optimised despite having the correct WA version

That comment was slightly facetious. Dennis does have a script that flags whether Teams is optimized or not, IIRC

I wonder if Director has anything you could pull?

No, but I've asked the Analytics team if there's something they can query. Even looking for WebSocketAgent.exe running doesn't guarantee optimisation is working, just that the VDA has set it up ready.

If working WebSocketAgent.exe should be talking to HdxRtcEngine.exe via some sort of virtual channel... so there would be traffic going through that - can you see VC breakdowns of traffic in whatever using? @Ray Davis or @George Spiers or @James Rankin would be the folks I'd ask

hmmmm not certain how you can see the traffic inside the VC at the moment. However, you may be able to use this to do checks. It's more off a ready check. But this will help you @Dennis https://github.com/Mohrpheus78/Citrix/tree/main/Teams%20Optimization%20check https://www.controlup.com/script-library-posts/check-citrix-teams-optimization-readiness/

@Ray Davis I meant the data volumes going through each virtual channel - presumably if working the volumes will drop on standard and be moved to whatever this is using - Citrix certainly expose per channels metrics - whether they have added them to Director I have no idea...

Oh, the Webrtc channel will show with HDX monitor. Not postive with Director to be honest. I can't recall. But HDX monitor gathers the vc information for Teams. https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX253754/troubleshooting-hdx-optimization-for-microsoft-teams#Monitor

There is a WMI entry for this Neil. You can see it in HDX Monitor. I'll dig it out.

Oh, another goodie that I missed. Cool. Thanks Leee

Dennis does mention it actually - https://blogs.mycugc.org/2021/03/29/how-to-check-the-ms-teams-optimization-state/

Nice!!!!

Get-WmiObject -Namespace root\citrix\hdx -Class Citrix_VirtualChannel_Webrtc_Enum | where ‘SessionID’ -eq <sessionID> It would have to be done with scripting but it should be doable to flag to the user that teams is not optimised using this method.