Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing Betriebsanweisung

A server that acts as a surrogate for another server. Proxies are used typically to 
prevent the client application from knowing the exact name or address of the 
server.

A meeting that is scheduled without access restrictions. Public meetings are 
searchable and accessible from the Find Meetings page. Any user with access to 
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing can search for and attend a 
public meeting. See also 

An optional in-session feature that enables attendees to capture the audio and/or 
web components of a meeting for streamed playback at a later time.

A series of regularly scheduled meetings.

A special case of the immediate meeting. Each profile user is assigned a unique 
ID, which is the same for all reservationless meetings.

A special administrative meeting that books all audio resources and prevents 
others from booking audio resources during that time. Useful for blocking out 
time for upgrades or maintenance of the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio 
Server.

The ability to meet simultaneously with one or more attendees over a range of 
interfaces, such as PSTN telephone, IP telephone, web, instant messenger, 
video.

A Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server in-session feature that enables 
attendees to hear a list of other attendees currently in the meeting.

The actual duration of a meeting.

Any user who is scheduling or has scheduled a meeting.