Webex has been supporting video conferencing systems for years in Meeting Center, but has only recently starting supporting them in Event Center. My guess is you are on a newer version - I don't see that option in my Event Center scheduling page - I only see Online Event. So - if you want a traditional Event Center experience, choose online event. If you plan/want to have any video conference system support in your event, choose the event+video.
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it sounds like you're not using productivity tools. With that, you schedule your meeting in Outlook and use the Webex options in the Outlook client to add Webex to the meeting, so you don't need to worry about emails with attachments, you just invite people like you would any other meeting. https://help.webex.com/en-us/c15vr2/Schedule-a-Meeting-in-Microsoft-Outlook-for-Windows Hope this helps!
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Is it supported? No, that was an "experimental" feature on C series (which EX's were based on) as long as you're running TC7x code. If so, go into the web GUI, go to configuration and search for "BYOD" (short for Bring your own device), and turn it on. Not supported, but it should work, you just can't have too many people connected to it (three if memory serves). Hope this helps.
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You cannot connect directly do the web GUI, you have to log into the control hub (if you have access), go to devices, find your device, and then from there you can access the web GUI as long as you can route to it. Cisco doesn't allow users to know the admin password of devices they are managing. that said - I just did this to one in my company, I don't see any option to customize the wallpaper, but perhaps I'm just not seeing it (haven't tried this before).
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Yes, you can have the core behind a double NAT - as long as the ports are opened out to the Edge with return traffic it will work. I haven't tried it with core/edge, but I've registered endpoints to VCSE behind 2-3 NAT's and never had a problem, so I'm quite sure it will work.
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There's a standard mini jack for audio output on the MX - that's it, so your cable needs to be that on the codec end and the other end whatever matches the device you are using
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Wayne is 100% correct - so you are wondering what is the purpose of the USB cable attached to the HDMI cable? Early DX70/80's ran android based OS's, with those you had the ability to access files on your laptop from the DX via the USB connection. With CE code there is no reason to connect the USB cable, it serves no purpose.
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What are you trying to accomplish? You can't do anything to the DX80 from your laptop via USB or vice versa.
I'm guessing you have the combined USB/HDMI cable that comes with the DX and you're thinking you can do something with that USB connection, but you can't (anymore). When the DX first came out, it ran android software, and you could use the USB to access files on your laptop from the DX, but you are not running android if you're registered to Webex. About the only purpose for the DX80 USB ports is for a headset or using it to charge a device.
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My guess is your problem is because the content channel on an MXP uses H.263, not H.264, and only up to WXGA resolution, no HD. So where your C series can do 1920x1080, your MXP can do up to 1280x768, and that's if your PC can output WXGA. If not it's scaling down to whatever is the common denominator.
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You have posted this question in the Collaboration/Telepresence (video conferencing) category. I suggest moving this to a more appropriate category - this is a network switch.
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