topic Re: WEBEX - how many WebEx meetings can one user host concurrently in Collaboration Applications

WEBEX - how many WebEx meetings can one user host concurrently

Faith Smith — Mon, 18 Mar 2019 00:43:52 GMT

how many WebEx meetings can one user host at the same time and or attend? User was hosting 2 meetings and tried to attend another when he received message to log off one of the meetings that he was hosting. When reviewing it looks like 2 concurrent license can be used by one user but would like to verify.

Hi Faith,

dpetrovi — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 13:16:29 GMT

Hi Faith,

It all depends what version of CWMS you are running. if you are on CWMS 2.0 and earlier, a user can host as many meeting as they want at the same time (for each additional meeting, they user will consume an additional host license; so the limitation would be the number of host licenses available).

In version 2.5 and later, a user can host maximum of 2 concurrent meetings as the licensing model changed and each host is assigned a single permanent license and cannot obtain any more licenses (as licenses are not released after 30 days of inactivity once like it was the case in 2.0 and earlier; the license is released only when the host is deactivated).

I hope this helps.

-Dejan

Re: WEBEX - how many WebEx meetings can one user host concurrently

michel1966 — Tue, 19 Dec 2017 18:42:11 GMT

I have the same problem
how can I configure a WebEx user with 5 simultaneous hosts
With ver 2.8 250 license
THX
Michel

Re: Hi Faith,

londonverbatim — Thu, 16 Apr 2020 20:57:21 GMT

I have purchased two host accounts but I don't know how to set up two at the same time. When I tried it said I was already in a meeting. How do I set up two meetings with two host accounts?

Re: Hi Faith,

londonverbatim — Thu, 16 Apr 2020 20:58:30 GMT

Not really. Either way should I not be able to do two meetings at the same time if I have two host purchases?

Re: WEBEX - how many WebEx meetings can one user host concurrently

londonverbatim — Thu, 16 Apr 2020 21:00:03 GMT

Did anybody figure this out?