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Hostname [Web 
Conferencing]

A unique hostname, FQDN, or IP address used to connect Flash clients to the 
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting console.

This field was populated during the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing installation with 
the second IP address assigned in the Operating System.

If this field contains just the hostname of your web server, we recommend that you change it to the 
FQDN, that is, hostname.domain.com. If your web server is not in a Domain Name System (DNS), 
insert the IP address instead. 

Do not set this parameter to the same value as the Hostname [Home Page]. 

To use SSL, you must change this value from the default IP address to either hostname or FQDN. 

Verify that intended users can resolve this hostname or IP address. 

Make sure that you can resolve the hostnames for Home Page and Web Conferencing on the web 
server computer. If the hostnames cannot be resolved by the DNS Server, these entries should be 
added to the local hosts file. Otherwise, users may experience trouble when trying to share 
attachments in the meeting room. 

You must restart the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing services for changes to 
this field to take effect.

When you restart the Web Server, all manual changes made to the registry are lost.

Require SSL

Whether this Web Server is configured for Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connections. 

Trust Web Server 
Authentication

Whether this Web Server accepts authenticated Windows login information to automatically log in to 
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.

Include Attachments 
In Make New 
Meeting

Max Concurrent 
Web Conference 
Users

Sets the maximum number of concurrent web conference users that are allowed on this server.

The maximum number of concurrent web conference users is determined by the maximum 
supported number of web ports for your particular server and configuration. 

If you have a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace web cluster configuration (two or more Web Servers 
operating in cluster mode), enter the same value for each Web Server. The value that you enter is 
the sum of the ports supported by the cluster configuration. For example, the maximum number of 
web ports supported on a MCS-7845-I3 server is 600. If you have two 7845-I3 servers, multiply 
600 x 2 and enter the total (1200) for Max Concurrent Web Conference Users on each server in 
your cluster. 

Remember that the maximum number of web users per meeting is restricted by the number of 
supported audio ports per meeting, which is 500 ports due to the rate at which a single Audio 
Blade can accept traffic. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace does not support a single meeting 
spanning multiple servers.

Setting this parameter to the highest level on a computer with inadequate hardware results in 
poor user performance.