Webex Webex Teams
Verify that users have activated accounts in Control Hub, and they should be successfully registered to Unified Communications Manager or Webex Calling for making calls.
Make sure your users have the Webex app.
Make sure you have Administrator rights for Microsoft Teams.
Make sure users' phone numbers are updated in the Azure Active Directory.
| 1 | Go to Microsoft Teams Admin Center . | ||
| 2 | From the menu on the left, click Teams Apps > Manage Apps . | ||
| 3 | In the search box, search for | ||
| 4 | Toggle on the app status to Allowed . | ||
| 5 | From the menu on the left, go to Teams apps > Permission policies . | ||
| 6 | Select the policy for your organization, and make sure Third Party apps is set to Allow all apps . | ||
| 7 | From the menu on the left, select Teams apps > Setup policies . | ||
| 8 | Select the policy for your organization. | ||
| 9 | Click Add > Add Apps , then search for | ||
| 10 | Click Save .
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Webex Calling Includes Webex Teams And Meetings
Cisco Webex Teams Vs Webex Meetings
Webex (formerly Webex Teams) As an attendee at Cisco Live events, the Teams application was fantastic for the breakout sessions so that people who were in the session could join the Teams space for that session, get the presentation from it, ask questions in real time and better still carry on the conversation after the event had finished. Webex is known for the Meetings platform, but the newest addition to Webex is a complete collaboration platform called Webex Teams. Teams is a messaging app with video conferencing capabilities built-in. It is an extremely secure solution with bots, integrations, desktop sharing functionality and more.