I tested this with a meeting that I scheduled but then joined immediately. The meeting link worked immediately and I was in the meeting at the "wrong" time. I then logged into my Webex web portal and looked at my calendar. The meeting I "accidently" joined shows as completed and the future one still shows as scheduled as is available to Join. Note that the name for both meetings will be the same so if you are doing any recordings or highlights, make sure you access the correct meeting link. Based on this testing, you shouldn't have any issues but you can login to the Webex Portal to double check your meeting schedule.
On a side note, when you clicked on the "Join Meeting" link to you just get to the Lobby or did you click on the Join Meeting link after you were in the Lobby? If you don't actually "Join" the meeting it did not start. It doesn't actually start until you are past the Lobby.
I tested this with a meeting that I scheduled but then joined immediately. The meeting link worked immediately and I was in the meeting at the "wrong" time. I then logged into my Webex web portal and looked at my calendar. The meeting I "accidently" joined shows as completed and the future one still shows as scheduled as is available to Join. Note that the name for both meetings will be the same so if you are doing any recordings or highlights, make sure you access the correct meeting link. Based on this testing, you shouldn't have any issues but you can login to the Webex Portal to double check your meeting schedule.
On a side note, when you clicked on the "Join Meeting" link to you just get to the Lobby or did you click on the Join Meeting link after you were in the Lobby? If you don't actually "Join" the meeting it did not start. It doesn't actually start until you are past the Lobby.
