Intelligent Proximity - turning-off Endpoint control?

[trapa]

All is there a way to turn-off the endpoint control of Intelligent Proximity and only allow for Content Share?  Or limit the devices/users that can control the endpoint?

[Jens Didriksen · Accepted solution]

No, at least not at this stage, but it is a beta version after all.

Suggest you raise this issue in the Intelligent Proximity support forum: https://supportforums.cisco.com/community/12156681/cisco-proximity

/jens

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[Justin Ferello]

Trapa,

Yes you can turn it off and on.

Yes there are limitations, see the table below:

		API availability	TAC support	Max connections
	TX	Not available	—	—
unsupported preview2	EX60, EX90	Experimental	No	5
	C20, C40	Experimental	No	3
	C60, C90	Experimental	No	5
	MX200 G1, MX300 G1	Experimental	No	3
Full support by late 20141	SX10	Full	By release	8
	SX20	Full	By release	7
	SX80	Full	By release	30
	MX200 G2, MX300 G2	Full	By release	7
	MX700, MX800	Full	By release	30

Thanks,

Justin

[Jens Didriksen]

"Yes you can turn it off and on."

How? I can't see any options to turn endpoint call control on/off anywhere? Only option I have is to turn Intelligent Proximity off/on, not the call control part.

/jens

[Patrick Sparkman]

I see two questions in trapa's initial post, and I suppose Justin could have been replying to the second regarding the number of connections.