Participants List Displays Multiple Entries for the Same User
Possible Cause
This may occur because the same user signed in to the meeting from multiple devices. For example, a user joins a meeting from home before heading into the office. The same user then joins the meeting using his iPhone while he is in the car then joins the meeting again from his computer when he arrives at the office. If the user forgot to end his previous session before joining through a new device, he will be displayed in the meeting three times.
Solution
Participants should end each session before joining through different devices. Maintaining duplicate sessions for the same user will impact the available capacity of your WebEx system.
Internet Explorer Browser Not Supported
Problem
You are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 8, which is supposed to be supported. However, you see an error message stating that the browser version is not supported.
Possible Cause
The browser is in Compatibility View mode, which effectively uses Internet Explorer 7 logic.
Solution
Turn off compatibility view mode.
Open an Internet Explorer browser window.
Select Tools > Compatibility View Settings.
Verify the following:
The WebEx site is not listed in the list of websites you've added to compatibility view.
Display intranet sites in Compatibility View is unchecked.
Display all websites in Compatibility View is unchecked.
Select Close.
"404 Page Not Found" Error Encountered
Problem
You see a "404 page not found" error or you encounter connection problems when signing in or joining meetings from your device running Microsoft Windows.
Solution
Use the following checklist to make sure your device is properly set up to send and receive data:
Check your network connection.
Try using a different computer.
Use a supported browser. Ensure that the version of Internet Explorer on your computer is 8 or later, even if you don't intend to use IE for Cisco WebEx Meetings.
Turn on TLS 1.0, TLS 1.2, and SSL 3.0 by accessing the Control Panel > Internet Options. Select the Advanced tab. A list of checkboxes displays. Scroll the list to locate the Security group. Under Security, make sure that the TLS 1.0, TLS 1.2, and SSL 3.0 checkboxes are checked.
Cannot Start or Join
Meeting
Possible CauseYou are using
Firefox 27 or later or Chrome 32 or later and require the Cisco WebEx Meetings plug-in.
SolutionIf you see a prompt to install a Cisco WebEx plug-in,
select
Download and follow the instructions to install the
required plug-in.
Note
After installing the plug-in,
you may need to enable it.
If you are using Chrome,
select the plug-in icon that displays on the top right of your page, check the
Always
allow plug-ins... option and select
Done.
If you are using Firefox,
select the plug-in icon that displays at the beginning of your URL (before
https:) and select
Allow
and Remember.
If the meeting doesn't start
automatically, refresh the page.
Possible CauseIf you are using a
browser other than Firefox or Chrome, you may not have Java installed on your
computer.
SolutionGo to
http://www.java.com to install Java 1.6.034 or above or Java
1.7.06 or above.
You do not have
Internet Explorer (IE) 8 or 9 installed on your computer. The latest version of
Internet Explorer installed on your computer must be 8 or above, whether or not
you intend to use IE to join a WebEx meeting.
Your systems
administrator has turned on an encryption mode, and your browser is not set up
to process the encrypted data.
Solution
Set up your browser
appropriately. Go to
Control
Panel > Internet Options, select the
Advanced tab, and then ensure that TLS 1.0, TLS 1.2,
and SSL 3.0 are checked. For details, see
"404 Page Not Found" Error Encountered.
Possible Cause
You are using Internet Explorer with Google Chrome Frame.
Solution
Internet Explorer with Google Chrome Frame is not supported. Use a different browser that has been tested to work with this release of Cisco WebEx Meetings Server. You can find the list of tested browsers in the Cisco WebEx Meetings Server FAQs here: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps12732/products_user_guide_list.html.
Possible CauseIf you see the message, "Java is not working" while trying to join a WebEx meeting, your Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) needs to be updated to Java SE 7 Update 51 or later.
SolutionOn the displayed message dialog, select Click here to determine if Java is installed on your computer. If Java is installed, close the browser and try to join a WebEx meeting again. If Java is not installed on your computer or if the "Java is not working" message displays again, complete the following steps to download the latest version:
Select the download link that is appropriate for your computer.
Close your browser.
Open a new browser and join a WebEx meeting.
Possible CauseIf a security warning message displays when you attempt to join a WebEx meeting, add the WebEx site URL to the exception site list on the Java Security page.
SolutionTo add the WebEx site URL to the exception site list on the Java Security page:
SolutionSelect Start > Control Panel > Java
On the Java Control Panel window, select Security.
Select Edit Site List.
In the Exception Site List section, enter the WebEx site URL and select OK.
Close your browser.
Open a new browser and join a WebEx meeting.
SSO Does Not Work with iOS Devices
Problem
Single Sign-On is not working with your iOS device.
Possible Cause
There is a known issue with Apple iOS 6.x, where Single Sign-On (SSO) does not work for internal users of iPad/iPhone who are using the Safari 6 web browser. This is due to an Apple defect that is fixed in iOS 7. The Safari bug ID is 13484525.
Solution
Use a different web browser. This release of Cisco WebEx Meetings Server has been tested to work with Firefox 10 - 25 and Chrome 23 - 31 on the Mac operating system.
Meeting Client Does
Not Load
Problem
I can't join a meeting because the meeting client does not
load.
Possible Cause
You are using
Firefox or Chrome and require the Cisco WebEx Meetings plug-in.
Solution
If you see a prompt to install a Cisco WebEx plug-in,
select
Download and follow the instructions to install the
required plug-in.
Note
After installing the plug-in,
you may need to enable it.
If you are using Chrome,
select the plug-in icon that displays on the top right of your page, check the
Always
allow plug-ins... option and select
Done.
If you are using Firefox,
select the plug-in icon that displays at the beginning of your URL (before
https:) and select
Allow
and Remember.
If the meeting doesn't start
automatically, refresh the page.
Possible Cause
This may be because you are using a private CA or self-signed
server certificate.
Solution
Load the corresponding root certificate on your machine prior
to joining a meeting.
Complete the
following steps if you are using a Mac:
Open your
Keychain Access application by selecting
Applications > Utilities > Keychain Access.
In the left
column, under Keychains, make sure that
login is selected.
In the right
column, double-click the untrusted certificate so that you can modify its
information.
Note
The
certificate will have an x icon next to it.
From the
certificate window, do the following:
Expand the
Trust section so that you can see the parameters in
this section.
For When
using this certificate, select
Always Trust.
Enter your
system account and password information.
Select
Save Changes.
The icon
next to the certificate will change from an
x to a
+.
Complete the
following steps if you are using Internet Explorer on Windows:
Open the Cisco
WebEx Meetings Server site in your Internet Explorer browser.
Select
Continue to this website (not recommended).
Select the
Certificate Error button next to the browser address
bar.
Select
View
certificates.
In the
Certificate window, select
Install Certificate, then complete the following
steps in the Certificate Import Wizard:
On the
Welcome page, click
Next.
Select
Place all certificates in the following store, then
click
Browse.
In Select
Certificate Store, select
Trusted Root Certification Authorities, then click
OK.
SelectNext, then select
Finish to import the certificate.
In the
Security Warning window, select
Yes to install the certificate.
Select
OK to complete the wizard.
Select
OK to close the Certificate window.
Restart
Internet Explorer and reopen the Cisco WebEx Meetings Server site.
Adobe Reader
Launches Automatically
Problem
Adobe Reader launches automatically
on the host's local computer when a PDF file is shared.
Solution
This is expected behavior. Manually
quit Adobe Reader and proceed to share your document.
Error Message: Setup
was Unsuccessful
Problem
User attempts to
join a meeting from Internet Explorer and receives the error message "Setup was
unsuccessful. Please try again."
Possible Cause
There may be an
issue with your version of Cisco WebEx Meetings.
Solution
Complete the following workaround:
Uninstall the Cisco WebEx
Meetings application.
In Windows 7,
this is done by navigating to
Start
> All Programs > Control Panel > Programs and Features.
This path may differ depending on your operating system.
Note
You may need
administrator privileges to uninstall programs.
Delete the "C:\Program
Files\WebEx\" folder if it exists.
Open a web browser and
navigate to your WebEx site.
Select the
Downloads link in the upper right corner of the page
and re-install the Cisco WebEx Meetings application.
Try to start or join a
meeting again.
If the issue
recurs, send the log file and "C:\Program Files\WebEx\ieatgpc.dll" file to your
Cisco WebEx support representative.
Cannot Install WebEx Productivity Tools
Possible Cause
Your computer may lack administrative privileges to perform the installation.
Solution
Contact your administrators for more information.
"Remember Me"
Function Does Not Work
Problem
I selected
Remember
Me on the sign-in page, but I still had to reenter my information
when signing in the next time.
Possible Cause
Cookies in your
browser might be turned off.
Problem
The Record button is grayed out so I cannot record my WebEx meeting.
You scheduled the WebEx meeting using an Apple iPhone or iPad.
The WebEx meeting was started by a person using an Apple iPhone or iPad.
Continue with your meeting even though it is not being recorded. Video, audio and desktop sharing features will operate properly.
Ask all participants to leave the WebEx meeting, then cancel the meeting and use your computer to schedule a replacement meeting. Start the new meeting from your computer, then select the Record button to begin recording your meeting.
Note
If you use your computer to schedule and start a WebEx meeting, you can record the meeting even if invitees join the meeting using a mobile device.
Experiencing Audio or Video Issues During Meetings
Problem
You hear constant background noise or buzzing sounds.
Possible Cause
Your device may be experiencing a network bandwidth issue.
Solution
If you are on 3G, try switching to Wi-Fi if it is available.
Problem
You cannot hear the speaker.
Possible Cause
The microphone or speaker setting on your headset may not be properly adjusted.
Problem
If you are using video, you see a noticeable delay in the audio.
Possible Cause
Other applications are using a lot of system resources, for example if you are downloading a large file.
Solution
If you are downloading a large file, you may want to cancel the download job and restart it after the meeting.
Problem
A speaker hears an echo of what he is saying.
Possible Cause
If your device has an earpiece, audio may be coming out of the earpiece instead of the speaker.
Solution
Plug in a headset for better audio quality.
Problem
The video for other participants cannot load or freezes.
Possible Cause
Your device may not have adequate memory.
Solution
If you are using a computer, it needs at least 2 GB of RAM.
Problem
You cannot send your video.
Possible Cause
If you cannot send video, another application may be already occupying your device's camera.
Solution
If you have other applications running in the background, you may want to close them.
Problem
You cannot hear audio through your Bluetooth headset.
Possible Cause
Not all Bluetooth headsets are supported, depending on the platform of your mobile device.
Solution
Contact your administrator for help.
Cannot Access Help
Problem
The links for the Help content don't seem to work.
Possible Cause
This may be due to a connection issue.
Solution
Try to open the link from another web browser. If the link still does not open, check whether or not you can visit Internet sites outside your internal network. If your network is restricted to internal sites, contact your administrator to define a customized link for your organization's Cisco WebEx help content.