You can allow Google Meet hardware devices to join Webex and Zoom calls at no additional cost. This feature is turned on by default. Using Webex and Zoom with a Meet hardware device allows core video conferencing functionality.
- Turn Zoom interoperability on or off
- Turn Cisco Webex interoperability on or off
- Unsupported features for Zoom and Webex on Meet
- Allow Meet hardware devices to join Zoom calls without being admitted by a host
Turn Zoom interoperability on or off
You can allow Meet hardware devices to join Zoom calls at no additional cost. This feature is turned on by default.
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Sign in to your Google Admin console.
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).
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Go to Menu
Devices
Google Meet hardware
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(Optional) To apply the setting to a department or team, at the side, select an organizational unit. Show me how
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In the Device Settings tab, go to the Built-in Interoperability section and click Zoom.
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Click Save. Or, you might click Override for an organizational unit.
To later restore the inherited value, click Inherit.
Turn Cisco Webex interoperability on or off
You can allow Meet hardware devices to join Webex calls at no additional cost. This feature is turned on by default.
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Sign in to your Google Admin console.
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).
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Go to Menu
- (Optional) To apply the setting to a department or team, at the side, select an organizational unit. Show me how
- In the Device Settings tab, go to the Built-in Interoperability section and click Cisco Webex.
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Click Save. Or, you might click Override for an organizational unit.
To later restore the inherited value, click Inherit.
Unsupported features for Zoom and Webex on Meet
The zoomgov.com subdomain is not supported for Zoom on Meet. Also, if you join a Webex or Zoom meeting from a Meet hardware device, you will not have access to certain features, including:
| Webex | Zoom |
|---|---|
| Presenting using HDMI | Presenting using HDMI |
| Dual-screen support | Dual-screen support |
| Changing participant layout | Changing participant layout |
| Using closed captions | Using closed captions |
| Sending chat messages during a meeting | Sending chat messages during a meeting |
Allow Meet hardware devices to join Zoom calls without being admitted by a host
By default, to join a Zoom call using a Meet hardware device, participants must be admitted by a host already in the meeting. As an administrator, you can allow Meet hardware devices to join Zoom calls without asking by generating an interop token in the Zoom web portal and adding it to the Google Workspace Admin console.
Step 1: Generate an interop token in the Zoom web portal
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal as an admin with the privilege to edit Zoom Rooms settings.
- To generate a token, click Account Management
- Copy the token; it will not be shown again.
For more details, go to Zoom Interop for Google Meet.
Step 2: Add the token to the Google Admin console
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Sign in to your Google Admin console.
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).
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Go to Menu
- In the Service settings section, click Built-in interoperability direct access.
- Paste the token you generated in the Zoom web portal in the section for Zoom Waiting Room bypass.
- Click Save.
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We expect this feature to be able to bypass the Only authenticated users can join meetings Zoom setting in a future release.
Related topics
For administrators:
For users:
- Join a Meet video meeting from a third-party system
- Use Meet Hardware to join a Webex meeting
- Use Meet hardware to join a Zoom meeting
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