Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide

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MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Planning Guide
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Administering Cisco 
MeetingPlace during 
network outage
The MeetingTime client must always have connectivity to the MeetingPlace 
server in order to communicate information. Whenever your company 
experiences a network outage, the MeetingPlace server continues to work. 
However, the MeetingTime client cannot connect to the MeetingPlace server 
using the normal means. To connect a MeetingTime client to the 
MeetingPlace server during a network outage, you can use either of the 
following methods:
Slip connection via the modem (see 
TCP/IP connection using a crossover LAN cable (see 
Administering MeetingPlace through modem interface
The 8112 or 8106 (and PCI) MeetingPlace server comes with a modem with 
which you can connect to the MeetingPlace system remotely. This interface 
also allows you to administer the MeetingPlace server through MeetingTime. 
To do this, you need a computer with the following:
A modem
Windows 98, NT, or 2000
MeetingTime software
Configure the dial-up connection that is provided with each operating system 
to dial up the MeetingPlace server. For example, in Windows NT, do the 
following:
1.
In Windows, chose 
Start
 menu > 
Programs 
Accessories 
>
 Dial-up 
Networking
.
2.
In the Dial-up Networking dialog box, click 
New
 to display the New 
Phonebook Entry dialog box.
3.
For 
Entry name
 and 
Phone number
, enter a name to identify your 
MeetingPlace Server, and the phone number for your MeetingPlace 
modem. For 
Dial using
, choose a modem. Then click the 
Server
 tab to 
configure the slip connection.