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Skype Network Administrator’s Guide Skype 3.0 Beta 7

2006-10-31 Document version 2.0 Beta

Increasingly, large organizations and enterprises are choosing to allow Skype to run on

their networks to benefit from the dramatic cost savings, secure file transfer capability,

multi-chat communications ability, and other productive features.

What Every IT Manager Should Know

Skype Technologies S.A., wants people to enjoy using Skype in the enterprise as much as

they do at home.

The Skype development staff is constantly focusing on improving ease of use, and with

each subsequent release, the Skype client is becoming more full featured; both for use at

home and now for deployment across the enterprise.

Following are some key points to share with IT management so they know that Skype is

becoming increasingly IT friendly:

• Skype saves money – With zero per-client costs and favorable outbound calling prices,

Skype can slash your enterprise communication costs.

• Skype is secure – Information traveling over the Skype P2P network is completely

secure.

• Works with antivirus tools - Inbound and outbound Skype file transfers are scanned by

the major antivirus products.

• Protects privacy – Skype’s encryption and authentication may help you meet enterprise

and national privacy mandates.

• Firewalls stay secure Skype doesn’t require any inbound openings in your firewalls –

often no change is needed at all.

• Skype gives you control – You can turn off or configure a variety of Skype’s

functionality or settings, including file transfer and the API.

• Users are protected from SPAM – Permission-based communication disallows most

unwanted communication.

• No adware or spyware – Neither the Skype client nor the Skype installer installs any

software without the user’s consent.

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