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Last week, I was able to create alternate hosts using the CreateMeetingAttendee XML API. This week, every attempt shows Access denied, additional privileges are required. We are using a third party tool we built to handle this. We are able to look ...
We have an integration app created. We are able to authenticate and obtain a valid access token.Using our custom app, we are able to getUser info for the logged in user. The logged in user is an organization admin in Webex. When we attempt to getU...
We are planning a roll out of WebEx with Productivity Tools on the desktop to about 1700 users. We have setup and have working SSO with ADFS. Everything works great with one exception... the first time a user logs onto a computer with the WebEx Pro...
Our issue was resolved and was caused by an API update. Once Cisco rolled back the change we no longer were getting the access denied error. For anyone running into this issue, make sure you have the correct scopes defined in your integration. Not...
Not sure if you resolved this issue. I'm using OAuth and the difference in my security context is we use the session ticket, not access token. For the site name, try using just the value before .webex.com so if your site is https://companyname.webe...
Looping back to this in case others come across this in their dev efforts... We use OAuth and are able to connect without issue. You'll find that PostMan is your friend in this effort...In a nutshell, we created our integration here https://developer...
I'm only aware of 2 options... SSO and not SSO. if you use SSO for your tenant, you'll need to use OAuth to handle any integrated authentication... I could be wrong on that, but it is what I believe to be the case. If you are not using SSO for yo...
