How do I find my Webex details?

During a meeting, session, or event: Select Help > About Cisco Webex Meetings . Version information is not accessible during a Webex Support session. The Version (or Client version) is the same as the Desktop app version and represents what you see in your meetings. The version information is displayed.

How do I log into my Webex account?

Launch the Cisco Webex Meetings app. Tap Sign in. Enter the email address associated with your host account, then tap NEXT.

How do I know what type of Webex account I have?

Sign in to Webex Site Administration and go to Users > Edit User. Use the Search features to locate the user account. You can also choose to view certain account types, such as WebACD agent accounts, to find the user.

How do I find my Webex ID number?

Join a meeting using the search bar Search by the host’s name, Personal Room link or ID, meeting title, or 9-digit meeting number. You can find the host’s Personal Room ID in the Personal Room link. For example, if the Personal Room link is example.webex.com/meet/giacomo, the host’s Personal Room ID is giacomo.

Which one is better Webex or zoom?

Both Webex and Zoom offer feature-rich, stable video conferencing solutions. Overall, though, Zoom is the better platform in terms of total features and user-friendliness. Zoom’s simplicity makes it a favorite across all types of video conference users.

Is there a free version of Webex?

Sign up free, it’s quick. Three simple steps to sign-up for your free Webex plan. You’ll get meetings with 100 participants, HD video, screen sharing, and a personal room. Use it for free, as long as you like.

Do you need a password for Webex?

Require a complex password Cisco WebEx requires a meeting password by default, but a WebEx site administrator or meeting host can remove this requirement. The most secure meetings will always be protected by a complex password.

Is Webex safer than zoom?

Both Webex and Zoom offer solutions that are highly secure and reliable. Features such as encryption and user authentication optimize the security of both video conferencing platforms. What’s more, both offer security control when it comes to desktop sharing. Both encrypt meetings, transmission and storage.