Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide
Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 Installation Planning Guide
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Cisco Systems
March 2003
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Configurations for Reservationless Meetings—System
configurations related to reservationless meeting deployments are
now available in MeetingTime under the System tab. Three new
fields have been added (the first, Enable Reservationless Meeting, is
read only.) Also, the Reservationless Meetings feature is now
available for the Japanese language. For more information, see
Appendix I of the Cisco MeetingServer System Manager’s Guide.
configurations related to reservationless meeting deployments are
now available in MeetingTime under the System tab. Three new
fields have been added (the first, Enable Reservationless Meeting, is
read only.) Also, the Reservationless Meetings feature is now
available for the Japanese language. For more information, see
Appendix I of the Cisco MeetingServer System Manager’s Guide.
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Restrict Changing Vanity IDs through Voice User Interface—
When Vanity IDs are allowed within the MeetingPlace server, the
meeting scheduler is prompted with the option to change the system
generated meeting ID when scheduling over the phone. A new
configuration within a user’s profile removes this option. For more
information, see the Securing Meetings section in Chapter 3 of the
Cisco MeetingServer System Manager’s Guide.
When Vanity IDs are allowed within the MeetingPlace server, the
meeting scheduler is prompted with the option to change the system
generated meeting ID when scheduling over the phone. A new
configuration within a user’s profile removes this option. For more
information, see the Securing Meetings section in Chapter 3 of the
Cisco MeetingServer System Manager’s Guide.
Supportability Improvements
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Remote Upgrades—Improvements to the upgrade process will allow
M3 software upgrades to be performed remotely. Once the upgrade
tape is inserted into the M3 system, technicians can initiate the
upgrade by remote access, such as through modem, Telnet, and so
on. Progress updates are provided at regular intervals and all
diagnostic logs are saved to a file. In the unlikely event that there are
problems with the upgrade, technicians can also remotely revert the
system back to the existing version of software.
M3 software upgrades to be performed remotely. Once the upgrade
tape is inserted into the M3 system, technicians can initiate the
upgrade by remote access, such as through modem, Telnet, and so
on. Progress updates are provided at regular intervals and all
diagnostic logs are saved to a file. In the unlikely event that there are
problems with the upgrade, technicians can also remotely revert the
system back to the existing version of software.
Notes:
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Customizing the “Welcome to MeetingPlace” prompt must
now be done through the Latitude Customization Services
Group
now be done through the Latitude Customization Services
Group
.
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This version of the MeetingPlace M3 server platform does
not support Analog trunks or alarm relay.
not support Analog trunks or alarm relay.
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MeetingServer 5.0 and later does not support EISA or PCI
platforms. However, it is possible to convert a server from
PCI to M3 through a network transfer. For more
information, see the Cisco MeetingServer Customer
Engineer Guide, or contact your MeetingPlace support
representative.
platforms. However, it is possible to convert a server from
PCI to M3 through a network transfer. For more
information, see the Cisco MeetingServer Customer
Engineer Guide, or contact your MeetingPlace support
representative.