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Yes you can. People who join via phone number will still show up on the attendance report. You can find the attendance report by going to user.webex.com > Meetings > Completed > Click on the meeting > Attendance > Export the Attendance report. Please note, the people who call in will need to provide their attendee ID if you want them to tie their user information to the called from number, otherwise you will only get the number they dialed in from.

If it is without the WLC feature you should not be able to use the AP at all hence it is a lightweight AP requiring a WLC

I have used one to cover 14ft without issue. True Coverage will depend on other noise in the room and installation configuration. As noise increases, your gain should be lowered to block out other sounds.

The Room Kit EQ codec can technically work with 3 Table Mic Pros by default or up to 8 if you buy the AV integrator license for the codec. The back of the unit has one network connection to run to your general network and 4 additional ports for connecting the peripherals. So, the number of mics you can directly connect may be limited based on other devices connected. That said, you can also connect a small POE switch to the unit in order to add more ports. As far as pairing goes, the mics pair automatically when connected directly to the codec as they are hardwired.

@@IngramMicroBTCCisco Thanks very much for the reply. Ok so you are saying that switch is connected directly to the codec and the mics connected to the switch. Is it possible to connect to the corporate network (PoE) and set them on the same broadcast domain as the codec?

Correct, it is recommended to connect the switch to the codec's local ports. Connecting through the LAN can result in audio lag due to other data traffic on the network.

@@IngramMicroBTCCisco Great news, I will test on the LAN as it will greatly reduce the cabling needs for an existing room. How about pairing the mics to the codec, presumably not too difficult?

From my understanding, you would need to connect directly to the unit. If connecting elsewhere, the codec may not find the mic pro. Cisco recommends using a switch from the CBS250, CBS350, or C1200 series. The Cisco device recognizes these switches and assigns an IP address to them. Read how to configure these switches in the Configuration of Cisco CBS250, CBS350, and C1200 switches for use with Cisco video collaboration devices technical paper. help.webex.com/en-us/article/zks7jeb/AES67-interoperability-on-Room-Devices Note: this article assums you have the AV integrator license on the codec

There is the meet now button which lets you dial out to a meeting. There is also the Join button if the hybrid calendar has been enabled and the device has been invited. If you are missing the ability to dial out at all then you are most likely missing the MTR license from Microsoft or have misconfigured the setup of the device on the Microsoft side.

Yes, you can use other branded cables. However you must make certain they support the resolution of the Quadcam at the length of the cable. I often talk to people who get the incorrect cable version for the length they needed to support. It is recommended you use an HDMI cable that supports 4k @ 60fps.

You need to factory reset the board to switch between MTR and the Room OS. It is one of the first things you need to decide when setting up the board. MTR requires a Microsoft Teams Room License from Microsoft and optionally you can cloud register the board to Cisco as well for more advanced features. If you go with the Room OS you just need to register the board to Cisco with the optional license integration to Microsoft.

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Thanks for the heads up. I just tested that feature with the Webex Board Pro running MTR and it didn't work. I get the following message, "Didn't find any Teams Rooms nearby that we can cast to." I know officially Cisco is working on wireless casting to the MTR Board Pro, but as far as I know its not GA yet. Hopefully this will be out soon.

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As a distributer, we do not currently support end users directly. If your Cisco reseller purchases from Ingram Micro USA they can definitely set up a meeting between the BTC engineers and you.

Good question, the 9105 is the only AP we don't have. We would recommend reaching out to Cisco or your reseller for support.

No, you should select the country in which it is being deployed.

please go to software.cisco.com to download firmware for Cisco devices.

Your attendee ID audio code information will not be able to be found until the Audio portion of the meeting has connected. This can be restricted by the host / the admin on a host's account to only turn on after a host has arrived. So in short, it will depend on the Host's account and how it is set up.

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You can have a bunch of different webinars scheduled under one account, but a single host account can only host one at a time. help.webex.com/en-us/article/WBX54546/Error:-'Meeting-Limit-Exceeded.-You-cannot-have-more-than-1-meeting-running-atthe-same-time.'

And, yes as the host you can unmute/mute the participants individually or all at once when in a breakout session.

You are correct that this can also be done from the GUI once it is accessible. (Configuration->Interface->Ethernet page) This video was recorded with version 16.12 release and at that time to gain access to the GUI for the first time this step was found to be necessary.

www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/9800/config-guide/b_wl_16_10_cg/dhcp-for-wlans.html

Paper weights are great, but glad we could help get it back to being what it was meant to be!

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The meeting app is separate from the calling on your phone. So yes you would want to put yourself in do not disturb so your phone does not receive a call through your cellular provider.

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Check out this link for software downloads for the 9800-L-C: software.cisco.com/download/home/286323158/type

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It really depends what the user needs. Yes, you could use an iPad on a stand with Webex installed if all you are looking for is low cost connectivity into the Webex meeting. However, this device gives you the ability to use it as a secondary screen, more simple interface for whiteboarding, much better camera, audio pickup and speakers then an iPad has built in, the ability to use it in a kiosk mode or a shared hotdesking situation, and more.

You would want to disable the "broadcast SSID" setting under WLANs. www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/9800/config-guide/b_wl_16_10_cg/wlans.html

how to filtering client with mac address..?

Webex Moderated Unmute was made to help with the issue that not all students or meeting attendees have the knowledge or ability to unmute themselves. I agree, anytime you take control away from one person and give it to another you will run into issues where that person did not want to give away control. This feature does need to be enabled by the Host of the meeting and all participants are made aware of the moderated unmute meeting type before they could potentially be unmuted. I would highly suggest anyone using this feature have a discussion around it before using it so people are fully aware of the potential to be unmuted.

Webex has a few different ways of letting you know a meeting has started. If you have the desktop app downloaded for either Webex Meetings or Webex App you can get a popup on your screen that a meeting is about to start and click the popup to join. If you have call back on your subscription, Webex will call your designated number when the meeting has started. Or if you are just using Outlook to keep track of your meetings the meeting invite defaults to a reminder. Webex Events also includes the option to send e-mail reminders.

I am not really familiar with all the API connections available. I would recommend posting your question here. community.cisco.com/t5/customer-connection/ct-p/ccp-home

Glad to help.