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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The Components
MeetingPlace can be purchased in a standard, voice-only configuration,
which includes server hardware, server software, and desktop software
components, with additional hardware and software options available.
which includes server hardware, server software, and desktop software
components, with additional hardware and software options available.
MeetingPlace M3 Server
The M3 server is a rack mountable box 21” tall and 18.9” wide. Fully
loaded, it weighs up to 110 pounds.
loaded, it weighs up to 110 pounds.
It has capacity for a CPU card, a Hot Swap Controller (HSC) card, 12 Smart
Blades that provide physical connectivity to your telephone network, and
three drives
Blades that provide physical connectivity to your telephone network, and
three drives
two SCSI hard disk drives and one tape drive. The front of the
chassis allows access to the CPU, Smart Blades, and redundant power
supplies. Local Area Network (LAN) cables, and telephony and Voice over
IP (VoIP) cables plug into the back. See Appendix C for a condensed list of
key M3 features and technical specifications.
supplies. Local Area Network (LAN) cables, and telephony and Voice over
IP (VoIP) cables plug into the back. See Appendix C for a condensed list of
key M3 features and technical specifications.