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I was told years ago to stop using Proximity in favor of Desktop App. I have found that the Desktop App and Webex Meet mobile app proximity are far more reliable (find connections and keep connections to endpoints better).



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c) The Proximity app is a stand-alone app that doesn't require user login and uses less system resources. If you are using the Webex Teams desktop app, however, there is are few incentives for you to install Cisco Proximity.


I have a user at our company who uses Proximity. For their meetings with clients they require the ability to present content and take notes. They want to take the notes without the client seeing them on the big screen. The only option the user has is screen mirroring which obviously doesn't allow this. Is there anyway possible for an extended desktop type setup on Proximity? The user is working on a Windows 10 laptop. Any help much appreciated.


For extending your desktop, you'd have to use Miracast or AirPlay, that's not supported through Cisco Proximity. The Webex desktop app also allows you to share specific applications, which could also be interesting to that use case.


This issue makes the app unusable all together and defeats the idea of any meeting, any device any platform for customers using multiple collaboration apps on their desktop, which is the majority out there.






A few laptops (we are still awaiting confirmation of the exact specs) have successfully connected via the desktop proximity software. However, the majority of laptops in the business are actually a more generic model/spec to those that were tested by IT. None of these seem to work... searching for video system"


my proximity on SX10 with external speakers works fine with iOS (I can control SX10, Make calls, and view content in a call), and it pairs with MAC but when I tried to share my screen from MAC I got an error messages saying " connection error: presentation stopped because of an unexpected connection error problem" on the SX10's screen I got the message disconnected.


In order for me to take a look at this i need some more information. Please go to "About" in the proximity app and find the "Support id". Send an email to me, daneriks at cisco com with the support id. Also please include the a specific time when you had this issue, including what timezone you are in.


You can cast content from your computer to a Microsoft Teams Room (MTR) or a Surface Hub device. This includes screens, windows, and PowerPoint live. You can choose to Just cast or Cast and join meetings that are scheduled on your calendar. Additional attendees can be added through the desktop app or by using the MTR device console.


Hi Robert, I have been getting the same thing today. I downloaded the Windows 64-bit version. I downloaded it this morning (say, an hour ago) from the same page you provided and clicked on the 64-bit link identified in your screenshot. And no, I am not using an interactive display at the moment: I am just using my laptop connected to a standard (noninteractive) desktop monitor.


 Nick Whiteley - I just reset the desktop app data, uninstalled it, downloaded the 64-bit version again, and am able to log in (Windows 11 laptop). The only thing I can think of is perhaps you have a touchscreen laptop and that is tripping up the app? (Due to bug, of course.)


I am using Windows 11 Enterprise (v10.0.22000 Build 22000) and it is a Dell Latitude 5530 with touchscreen. I only connect to the monitor using a HDMI cable and do not have any trouscreen capable devices in the same network.. It is really strange the problem seemed to start for no reason 2 days ago (I am a daily user of the Miro desktop for months).


The Cisco DX80 is an all-in-one platform for video and audio conferencing,collaboration. It provides native support for Full HD 1080p30 on a 23" LCD touchscreen and wideband audio for high-quality communications. Share this device with a Windows PC or Mac computer, enabling sharing or media viewing, or as a standalone desktop communications platform.


Not only is the Webex Meetings desktop app optimized for joining meetings, but it provides a calendar view of all my meetings for the day. I can look through my schedule to see what meetings are upcoming as well as recent Personal Rooms or meetings that I have joined. The Microsoft Outlook plugin means I can add Webex to any scheduled meetings with the calendar application. And if you are a G-Suite user, scheduling meetings directly in Google Calendar is now easier than ever with Cisco Webex for Google Calendar, available in the G-Suite marketplace.


Users of Microsoft Teams can now connect to conference room hardware more easily with the release of proximity-based joining for online meetings. The update brings the app's meeting capabilities more in line with those of rival product Cisco Webex.


The Teams desktop and mobile apps will now automatically detect Microsoft Teams room systems that are within Bluetooth range and available for use. That could help users find empty conference rooms for spontaneous meetings.


After launching a Teams meeting, users will be able to select a nearby room system for audio and video. Conversely, the desktop or mobile app used to start the session will join in content-only mode, which silences the device's microphone and blocks its camera.


Cisco has supported proximity-based, meeting-join options for some Webex video devices since at least early 2018. In March, Cisco said its AI-enabled video gear could detect when a user's mobile phone enters a conference room and would automatically prompt the device to join a meeting.


The vendor is preparing to roll out a single toolbar for controlling meetings and phone calls that will display at the bottom of the screen on the desktop and web clients, consolidating bottoms previously spread across the display.


The new endpoints unveiled Monday, the DX80 and DX70, are being positioned by Cisco as all-in-one desktop collaboration devices. Resembling a tablet, both serve as a monitor, a phone and a videoconferencing unit in single package. The idea, Cisco said, is that DX80 and DX70 eliminate the desktop clutter caused by workers having to separately use a phone, monitor, webcam, headset and other gadgets to communicate.


Cisco also unveiled Monday a cloud-based meeting room service called Collaboration Meeting Rooms. Set to go head-to-head with hosted meeting room services from startups such as Blue Jeans Network and Vidyo, CMR lets users launch videoconferences across a range of device endpoints, be it a tablet, smartphone or desktop, and across any SIP-enabled, non-Cisco video endpoint, such as those from Polycom or Microsoft.


Cisco has been designing and selling IP phones for around two decades and has delivered almost 100 million IP endpoints that include desktop and wall-mount phones, conference phones, and mobile wireless handsets. Cisco's IP phones range from bare-bones voice-only devices with no display to multi-line IP video phones with color touch screens and the ability to run sophisticated applications. Used in conjunction with Cisco's Unified Communications Manager (formerly CallManager) call control platform, Cisco's IP phones help define the user experience for productive collaboration and are the critical endpoints for IP PBX systems that make up the core of modern business telecommunications. Advanced deployments of Cisco's IP phones can support rich media, mobile communications, IM, real-time presence, collaboration services, and more within a centralized environment that is easy to manage, extensible, highly secure, resilient, economical and intuitive.


The 7800 Series of budget-priced IP phones are VoIP desktop endpoints with backlit mono screens, four soft buttons, 11 fixed-feature buttons, an Ethernet switch with Class 1 PoE, and a speakerphone. Cisco's 7800 Series support only the SIP call control protocol. All devices in Cisco's 7800 Series incorporate the same advanced speakers and microphones as Cisco's 8800 Series IP phones to provide a state-of-the-art audio experience. Cisco's EnergyWise power-save technology, available on the advanced 7800 units, reduces after-hours energy usage by as much as 60 percent. The Cisco IP Phone 7811 is a one-line phone designed for shared areas and for workers with infrequent call needs. The IP 7811 comes with a 3.28-inch 384 x 106 screen plus a narrow-band speakerphone. Wideband audio is offered through an optional handset. Cisco's IP Phone 7821 is a two-line VoIP phone with a 396 x 162 screen. The IP Phone 7841 is a four-line endpoint with a 396 x 162 screen and is the only model in the 7800 line to support Gigabit Ethernet. The high-end IP Phone 7861 is a 16-line device intended for administrators, call center agents, and supervisors who have significant call requirements.


Cisco's IP Phone 8800 Series is a portfolio of SIP-only IP phones that includes desktop devices, a conference phone, and wireless IP Phones. The desktop units are five-line IP phones featuring a 5-inch 800 x 480 pixel display, a Gigabit Ethernet switch, a speakerphone, four programmable keys and 12 dedicated keys. Cisco's IP Phone 8811 includes a mono screen and supports Class 2 Power over Ethernet (PoE). The Cisco IP Phone 8841 has a WVGA color screen and supports Class 2 PoE. Cisco's IP Phone 8845 has a WVGA color display, 720p HD video, an adjustable camera, Bluetooth, Cisco Intelligent Proximity for Mobile Voice, and supports Class 2 Power over Ethernet. The Cisco IP Phone 8851 has a WVGA color screen and one USB port with charging capability, supports Intelligent Proximity for Mobile Voice and Class 3 PoE, and is offered in Bluetooth and non-Bluetooth versions. Cisco's IP Phone 8861 has a WVGA color display, Bluetooth, two USB ports with charging capability, and supports Cisco Intelligent Proximity for Mobile Voice, Wi-Fi, and Class 4 Power over Ethernet. The Cisco IP Phone 8865 includes a WVGA color display, 720p HD video, a tiltable camera, Bluetooth, dual USB connections with charging capability, and supports Cisco Intelligent Proximity for Mobile Voice, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and Class 4 Power over Ethernet.

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