Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide

reservationless meeting A special case of the immediate meeting. Each 
profile user is assigned a unique ID, which is the same for all reservationless 
meetings.

Reserve All Ports meeting A special administrative meeting that books all 
audio resources and prevents others from booking audio resources during that 
time. Useful for blocking out time for upgrades or maintenance of the 
MeetingPlace Audio Server.

rich-media conferencing The ability to meet simultaneously with one or 
more attendees over a range of interfaces, such as PSTN telephone, IP 
telephone, Web, instant messenger, video.

RJ-45 connector Registered Jack-45. A telephone connector that holds up to 
eight wires. RJ-45 plugs and sockets are used in Ethernet and Token Ring 
devices.

roll call A MeetingPlace Audio Server in-session feature that enables 
attendees to hear a list of other attendees currently in the meeting.

root node In MeetingPlace Directory Services Gateway, the top level of the 
directory.

RTP Real-time Transport Protocol. An Internet protocol that transmits 
real-time audiovisual conferencing data.

run time The actual duration of a meeting.

scheduler Any user who is scheduling or has scheduled a meeting.

Secure sockets layer See 

session Information associated with a client that is connected to a server.

session profile Information stored as a set of attributes and describing 
objects.

shadow server A standard MeetingPlace Audio Server that is assigned as a 
backup to the primary MeetingPlace Audio Server. In the case of a system 
failure, the shadow server takes over as the primary MeetingPlace Audio 
Server.

Signaling System 7 See 

Simple Network Management Protocol See 

site  A logical collection of MeetingPlace servers that represent a complete 
system, typically identified by geography.