

Īdd the organization ID to one of the following registry values:
#JOINING WEBEX MEETING INSTALL#
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\CiscoWebex\OrganizationIDĬonfigure using a Group Policy template-You can import a Group Policy administrative template (.adm) to apply the organization ID to the same registry values as above.Ĭonfigure using an MSI Installation-You can run a command to install webexapp.msi using the organization ID to edit this registry value: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Webex\Policies\OrganizationID. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Policies\CiscoWebex\OrganizationID
#JOINING WEBEX MEETING WINDOWS#
You can choose from three options to set up collaboration feature restrictions for Windows devices:Ĭonfigure using registry keys-You can manually edit specific devices by adding the organization ID to one of these registry values: Host cannot use a third-party teleconference service.


For example, if you restricted chat during meetings, users could still use the chat panel in external meetings that were in the approved list. Previously, you could allow users to join external meetings and any collaboration features that you restricted would still work. But you can allow users to join meetings on certain Webex sites, by adding those Webex sites to an approved list setting. When you block users from joining external meetings, they can't join meetings that are hosted from Webex sites outside of your organization. If you want to set up policies for specific groups or on a per user basis instead of the whole organization, you can do so by creating meetings settings templates. Collaboration restrictions at a group or user level But if the user logs in with the same organization ID in the registry, then Control Hub follows the logged in user’s policy. Both, the user policy and the organization policy are checked. When applying collaboration restrictions, if the user logs in with a different organization ID from the registry, Control Hub follows the most restrictive policy. To add a token to company devices to make sure that accounts used with the devices follow the The steps in Restrict Collaboration Features for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices To avoid users bypassing these restrictions, follow

Users can bypass these restrictions by joining internal and external meetings with their Higher and Webex App client version 43.6 or higher. These settings apply only to users who are on the Webex Meetings client version 42.3 or These restrictions don't apply to Webex Events (classic), Webex Training, and Webex Support. Collaboration restrictions only support Webex Meetings and Webex Webinars.
