Hi all,
I have a long running issue trying to log into webex (teams) on my pc, my colleagues pcs are fine. The error presents itself as the message "failed to connect to the server. sorry about that" however the problem is not one of network connectivity. Examining the logs I see the following message when connectivity is successful on other pcs and the subsequent message upon failure on mine. Does anyone have any clue as to what the underlying problem could be?
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some quick ideas...
* Did you try to log off from the Webex-Client and log on again? (not just quit and restart the application)
* Does logon work on the Web-Interface (web.webex.com)?
* You may try to reset the local database of the Webex-Client (Help > Health Checker > Reset Database)
Thanks for your quick response.
Since the Web-Interface does work, we may consider your Webex-Account as "OK".
next guess:
perhaps the local Client-Application is broken.
Since all data (Chat-History, Content, Teams, Spaces etc..) is stored in the Cisco-Cloud I do not see much risk in un-installing and re-installing the Client-Application. (by default no admin-privileges required)
Perhaps you may want to check/note/memorize your Client settings first (notification-settings, A/V-settings etc.. ) since they are not stored in the cloud (AFAIK).
Last idea...just to make sure:
some forum-members suggest to remove and install the client-software - not just run the installer again while the Client still is installed.
just worked with tac and we fixed it
open your cmd (with admin privilege) - and then run the command below and then give it some time - shut the app and try again
fixed my issue - all the best
netsh winhttp reset proxy
basically some proxy info. cached is the issue.
@christopher.green let me know how you go with the below fix.
just worked with tac and we fixed it
open your cmd (with admin privilege) - and then run the command below and then give it some time - shut the app and try again
fixed my issue - all the best
netsh winhttp reset proxy
basically some proxy info. cached is the issue.