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Supported devices for Webex Calling
You can use any of these phones for Webex Calling. For Webex devices in shared mode, you register them to the cloud and then add Webex Calling PSTN service to the Workspace.
List of supported Cisco devices
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Type |
Supported models |
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IP Phones |
The following Cisco IP Phones support Webex Calling:
You can check the label on the back of the phone to find your version (VID). To check which phone model and platform that you have, press Applications To migrate Enterprise phones to Webex Calling, check the following:
Your Cisco multiplatform device must run software version 11.3.1MES5 or later. On-board Cisco Multiplatform devices with Cisco Webex cloud. See the Webex Features available on Cisco MPP devices article for details. |
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Desk Phones |
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DECT Phones |
Cisco IP DECT 6800 Series with Multiplatform Firmware
For Webex Calling/Wholesale, these offers apply:
See the Supported Third-Party Devices for the supported non-Cisco DECT devices. |
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Wi-Fi phones |
Webex Calling supports these Wi-Fi phones:
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Conference Phones |
Webex Calling supports these conference phones:
Cisco Unified IP Conference Phone 8831 isn't supported. |
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Analog Telephone Adapters (ATAs) |
ATAs connect non-IP devices, such as analog phones, fax machines, and overhead paging systems, to your network and allow them to act as Webex Calling devices. |
| Phone Accessories |
The following phone accessories support Cisco IP Phones with Multiplatform Firmware:
Use the following SKUs when you order an expansion module for a multiplatform phone:
Key Expansion Module Limitations Use Audio (A version) and Video (V version) Key Expansion Modules interchangeably on supported devices, with these limitations:
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| Cisco Board, Room, and Desk Series Devices |
Webex Calling platform supports the following Cisco Board, Room, and Desk Series Devices. Some of these devices support native SIP registration. The devices that support native SIP registration also supports the Webex Calling features that are defined in the Webex Calling Feature Support Matrix. For more information about these devices, see Devices page. Devices that support native SIP registration to the Webex Calling platform:
To activate your Cisco Board, Room, and Desk Series Devices on Webex Calling, the device must run the software version CE8.3.4 or later for RoomOS, depending on the device type. Webex Calling is supported on devices that run on RoomOS 10.x or newer version. |
List of supported third-party devices
The use of third-party devices facilitate customer migrations to Webex Calling. The use of these devices on Webex Calling requires approval from your Cisco account manager to enable them for provisioning in Control Hub.
If your using either Yealink or Poly devices for Webex Calling, then the following device provisioning and deployment capabilities apply:
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Manual Deployment (No Activations Code or EDOS support)
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Individual Device Provisioning through Control Hub (No Bulk)
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Locked Device Configuration (No 3rd Party Device Management)
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No Device Settings through Control Hub (No configuration overrides)
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Type |
Supported models |
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IP Phones (desk phones) |
The following Yealink Phones support Webex Calling
The following Poly Phones support Webex Calling
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Conference Phones |
The following Yealink Conference Phones support Webex Calling
The following Poly Conference Phones support Webex Calling
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Customer-Managed Door Phones/Intercoms, Speakers, and Pagers |
Algo Supported Models IP Speakers & Horns
IP Pager Adapter
IP Strobe Lights
IP Doorphones/Intercoms
IP Controllers
Singlewire/Informacast Supported Models
2N Supported Models
Grand stream Supported Models
CyberData devices For a list of supported devices, see CyberData's Webex Calling Solution Endpoints. Axis Supported Models
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Yealink DECT and Handset |
The following Yealink and DECT Headsets support Webex Calling:
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AudioCodes ATA devices |
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AudioCodes phones |
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SNOM Phones |
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We do not support modems in Webex Calling.
Limitations
The following features are not supported by Yealink, Poly, and Snom devices:
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Video Calling
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Unified Call History
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Cloud Directories
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Webex Meeting Support
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Hot Desking / HD Voice Portal Login
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Configure Layout / Device Templates
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Visual Voicemail
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Remote log collection
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Time of Day Mode
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The T88V Pro device supports video calling exclusively.
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The Yealink T4xS device does not support the Call Park Extension feature.
Poly devices doesn't support the following features:
- Device Settings
- Software Channels
- Call Park Extensions (Except on Poly Trio C60)
End of Life policy for Webex Calling devices
Cisco Multiplatform Phones (MPP)
End of Provisioning - 12 months before the published End-of-Hardware date, you can’t provision new or existing devices in Control Hub for Webex Calling or Wholesale.
End of Use - At the time of published End-of-Hardware Date, the devices stop functioning on Webex Calling or Wholesale.
For the Cisco EOS/EOL announcements, see End-of-Sale and End-of-Life Products:
End of Life announcement for Cisco Managed Devices
This table lists the End of Sale and End of Life dates for the various Cisco Managed devices. The updates to the list happen in accordance with the announcements from the vendors.
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Models |
Device Type |
End of Sale/End of Life |
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Yealink W56P |
DECT |
30 September 2023 |
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Poly Sound Station Ip 5000/6000 |
IP Phones |
31 March 2027 |
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Poly VVX 101/201/301/311/401/411/501/601 |
IP Phones |
31 March 2026 |
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Yealink SIP-T42S |
IP Phones |
31 March 2027 |
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Yealink SIP-T46S |
IP Phones |
31 March 2027 |
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Yealink SIP-T48S |
IP Phones |
31 March 2027 |
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Yealink SIP-T40G |
IP Phones |
30 September 2026 |
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Yealink W52P |
DECT |
30 September 2026 |
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Yealink CP920/CP960 |
Conference Phone |
30 June 2027 |
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Yealink W60P |
DECT |
30 September 2027 |
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Extension Requests: Partners must coordinate directly with the device vendor for any extension requests and subsequently report the outcome to Cisco.
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Security Responsibility: Cisco is not liable for any security breaches involving devices after their End of Life (EOL) date. In the event of a security compromise, the partner must remove the affected devices from the Cisco Network.
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Configuration Updates: Once a device reaches its EOL date, it will no longer receive configuration updates, and no new provisioning changes will be permitted.
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Device Replacement: Devices removed from the Control Hub after the EOL date cannot be reprovisioned and must be replaced with Cisco-supported devices.
These guidelines are consistent with Cisco’s standard device lifecycle and security policies, ensuring network integrity and continued supportability.