Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide

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4-10  Database planning 
Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Planning Guide
February 27, 2004
Creating user profiles
Any user who will schedule meetings in MeetingPlace must have a user 
profile. User profiles identify each user to the system and classify the system 
access that each user requires.
The classification assigned to a user determines which MeetingPlace features 
the user can access. When users attend meetings, MeetingPlace identifies 
them by their user profiles and assigns them privileges based on their profiles. 
For example, a profile determines whether a person can outdial during a 
meeting.
To allow users without MeetingPlace profiles to attend meetings, a guest 
profile (profile number 0000) resides on the system. This profile defines the 
privileges of all guests and is used whenever users do not identify themselves 
to the system. System managers can modify the guest profile but they cannot 
delete it.
The guest profile acts as a template. When you create a user profile, the 
profile derives its attributes from the guest profile. However, the guest profile 
does not provide values for the first name, last name, user ID, and profile 
number fields.
Restrictions
Scheduling restrictions
Near Term Mtg Limit 
(5)
Unrestricted
Unrestricted
Max mtg length (min)
60
Same as system default
Same as system default
Max # of attachments
0
5
30
Max # teams allowed
Receiving Notifications
Enable to receive?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Include attachments
Yes
Yes
Yes
Type of e-mail system
Your choice
Your choice
Your choice
Preferred delivery 
method
None
Your choice
Your choice
Alternate delivery 
method
Non
Your choice
Your choice
Sample 1:
Restricted users
Sample 2:
Standard users
Sample 3:
Executive users