Knowledge Base » [627951] Can I provide my Mac guests with the VoIP option?

Macintosh guests that have the Snow Leopard (OSX 10.6) or greater operating system will typically not have the VoIP option when joining a meeting using a web browser.
This is a known incompatibility with the later Mac operating systems, 64-bit web browsers and VoIP audio but there are two work arounds.

If the guest is using a Mac with OS 10.6 or greater and the meeting is only configured to use VoIP, they can either configure the Mac to load the 32-bit version of Java or download the free guest version of the GatherPlace software and join the meeting using the software instead of their web browser.

• To configure the Mac to use the 32-bit Java plug-in please see this article.
  
  
• The free guest version of the GatherPlace software can be downloaded here: http://www.gatherplace.com/client/

The meeting can also be configured to allow the guests to dial into the audio portion using a telephone to give the Mac guests another method to hear the audio.
Please see this article to configure the meeting to use the GatherPlace teleconferencing option in a meeting.