Filter users

You can filter the list to focus on the types of users that you want to manage, such as by administrator roles or by users that are in a Webex Meetings site.

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From the customer view in https://admin.webex.com, go to Users.

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Click Filter.

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Select the filters that you want to apply to the list. You can filter by:

  • Administrators—Filters the list based on the administrator roles that users were assigned.

  • Webex sites—Filters the list based on which Webex site users are a part of. When you select this filter, an Account type column is added to the list to show if users have these accounts:

    • Host—User has a Webex Meetings license assigned to them.

    • Attendee—User can only join meetings, not host them.

    • Admin only—User has a Webex Site Administrator role.

    If users have accounts or an administrator role on multiple sites, then the Webex site column will show ... for additional sites, and the Account type can show as host, attendee, and admin only.

     

    Selecting multiple Webex sites will show every account type that users have in general, and not for a specific Webex site. To see what specific account type users have for a Webex site, it's recommended to filter by a single Webex site.

 

The list automatically updates based on the filters that you select. You can click Reset to remove all of the filters at once.

User status details

The Status column tells you if there are users in your organization that are inactive or that haven't been verified. Use this information to decide what action to take on a specific user account, such as resending the verification email or removing a user from your organization.

Service licenses are assigned to users, regardless of their status. For example, an inactive user still uses a license. You can remove licenses from a user if they don't need the services anymore.

User statuses can be the following:

  • Active—The user verified their email address and has signed in at least once.

  • Verified—The user's email address is verified, but they haven't signed in. Their status changes to Active when they sign in.

  • Not Verified—The user hasn't verified their email address. You can resend another verification email to the user.

  • Inactive—The user has been deactivated and can no longer access Webex services.


     

    Users are automatically deleted if they have been in Inactive state (deactivated) for 30 days.

    The exception to this is users who are synchronized into Webex from Active Directory:

    • When users are deleted from AD and then you synchronize with Webex, the users become Inactive, but are only held in Inactive state for 7 days before being deleted from Webex.

    • When user accounts are disabled in AD and then you synchronize with Webex, the users become Inactive and are held in Inactive state indefinitely.

Actions column details

You can make changes to a user's status in the Actions column.


 

If you use Cisco Directory Connector for user synchronization, you can resend invitations to users in Control Hub, but you can't reactivate, deactivate, or delete users. You must perform those actions in Active Directory and then resync the changes to Control Hub.

Depending on the status, the actions that you can take are:

  • Resend Invitation—Resends the verification email to users.

  • Reactivate User—Reactivates users to their previous status.

  • Deactivate User—Deactivates users and changes their status to Inactive.

  • Delete User—Deletes users from your organization.

Manage user statuses

You can manage user statuses in the Actions column in Control Hub.
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From the customer view in https://admin.webex.com, go to Users.

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Click the icon next to a user.

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Select the action you want to perform.