Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide
G-2 Glossary
MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Planning Guide
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breakout box A hardware component that provides a standard RJ-45
telephony interface for E1/T1 PRI systems.
telephony interface for E1/T1 PRI systems.
breakout session An opportunity for two or more meeting attendees to
communicate privately outside of the main meeting. MeetingPlace currently
supports nine simultaneous audio only breakout sessions.
communicate privately outside of the main meeting. MeetingPlace currently
supports nine simultaneous audio only breakout sessions.
bulletin board In the MeetingPlace Reference Center, the bulletin board is
the area to the right of the main web page. The bulletin board appears on
every page of the MeetingPlace Reference Center.
the area to the right of the main web page. The bulletin board appears on
every page of the MeetingPlace Reference Center.
C
Channel Service Unit See
chat Real-time text messaging communication between two or more users by
computer. Chat is available as part of the meeting room.
computer. Chat is available as part of the meeting room.
class-of-service privileges User permissions, such as scheduling, outdialing,
and recording, that depend on the attendee’s user class. See also
and recording, that depend on the attendee’s user class. See also
.
Click-to-Attend (CTA) A customized hyperlink in the body of meeting
notifications that connects users directly to their meeting. The Click-to-Attend
is based on the IP address of the MeetingPlace Web server hosting the
meeting.
notifications that connects users directly to their meeting. The Click-to-Attend
is based on the IP address of the MeetingPlace Web server hosting the
meeting.
client software Application software that requests services from other
software to complete its tasks. Typically, software on one computer that
interacts with software on another computer.
software to complete its tasks. Typically, software on one computer that
interacts with software on another computer.
cluster A group of MeetingPlace servers that perform the same function and
conceptually operate as a single unit. Load balancing is used among the
members of a cluster to optimize the performance of the system.
conceptually operate as a single unit. Load balancing is used among the
members of a cluster to optimize the performance of the system.
CODEC COder-DECoder. A device that encodes or decodes a signal and
used typically for converting analog to digital or compressing digital
information into more efficient formats. In IP, codec refers to any technology
for compressing and decompressing data.
used typically for converting analog to digital or compressing digital
information into more efficient formats. In IP, codec refers to any technology
for compressing and decompressing data.
concurrent ULs Specifies the number of users that can use a function or
software at the same time.
software at the same time.
conference organizer The owner of a meeting. A conference organizer has
the Moderator permissions for the duration of the meeting. (This permissions
level is irrevocable for the duration of the meeting.) See also
the Moderator permissions for the duration of the meeting. (This permissions
level is irrevocable for the duration of the meeting.) See also
contingency ULs A subset of audio ULs that are reserved to handle transfers
to delegates or attendants.
to delegates or attendants.