Tech Talk: Cisco Webex Room Kit Deployment 

Thank you! Keep your eyes out for another one coming next week.

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Played around with the mini a few days ago. No 3.5mm audio in nor out. HDMI is your only audio out. Only a digital zoom which is to be expected, wasn't as good as I had hoped for, though. Otherwise not a terrible setup. I do wish it had an audio input for table microphones, though. Only having the mic at the front of the room concerns me... I probably won't use them anywhere and just use the room kit instead. One cool feature is that it has the ability via USB-c to act as a webcam for your PC... so if you love their cameras and want to pay a grand for a webcam... then you know... you can do that...

Hello. yes, I have deployed roomkit plus using p60 camera

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Thank you for tuning in! We will have a Room Kit Plus deployment video coming out in December - be sure to keep an eye out.

You are great sir

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It should be in your Webex control hub - Go to admin.webex.com! Hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if you need anymore help :)

Yes, you sure can!

Nice vedio

Hi Michael - if you go to "settings" on your touch-10 and scroll to the bottom of the screen you will see a "factory reset" option

Check out our video on integration here : hubs.li/H0RTpVS0

To mute yourself, select Mute at the bottom of the meeting window. You know it's working when the button turns red . To mute someone else, choose people , right-click or tap the person's name, and then select Mute.

The Cisco Room Kit series video endpoint registered to the Webex cloud only requires outbound connections. If you've configured a firewall to limit outbound internet connection, you'll want to read this Cisco document. I've found it very helpful. collaborationhelp.cisco.com/article/en-us/WBX000028782 You can also test the connection to the Webex cloud using this URL: mediatest.ciscospark.com/#/main

Depends on how you register. Where I work, we use Cisco VCS and TMS, so all of our systems register within our own network. With that, of course there are plenty of network concerns to get it running smoothly, but I'll say this, there's no better video experience.