Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual

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Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 System Manager’s Guide   
 
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Cisco Systems 
 
March 2003 
 
Locked profile—The user’s profile may be locked—caused by too many 
unsuccessful login attempts from the phone. Reset the locked profile as 
follows: 
1.
 
From the MeetingTime Configure tab, select the User Profile topic. 
2.
 
Locate the user’s profile by performing a search on their User ID. 
3.
 
Enter a new password for the user in the User Password field. 
When creating the new password, enter a value in the Last Changed field 
that is beyond the Change User Password (Days) value to ensure that the 
user enters a new password the next time they log into the system. 
 
 
Notes:  
 
If you cannot locate a user profile, make sure you have 
selected the appropriate option button in the Find dialog 
box. There are three buttons from which to choose: 
 
User ID 
 
Last Name 
 
Profile Number 
 
You may have confused the profile number with the User 
ID. The Profile Number is the number you enter over the 
phone to identify yourself to MeetingPlace. This is often an 
extension number. The User ID identifies users to the 
MeetingTime software and is often the user’s e-mail or 
LAN login name. 
 
System managers may decide to allow their help desk staff 
or attendants to lock/unlock profiles. For further 
information on how to configure this functionality, refer to 
Chapter 2. 
User Forgot Meeting IDs or Meeting Dates 
If the user has forgotten the meeting ID or date, you can locate the information 
from the Schedule or Attend tabs in MeetingTime by identifying the date, the 
person who scheduled the meeting, and/or the Meeting Name. If the user does 
not have sufficient information to locate the meeting, the person who 
scheduled it should be contacted. (Make sure that contacts and attendants 
know how to find meetings for users in MeetingTime.)