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 
Scheduling Recurring Meetings 
Organizers can schedule recurring meetings—such as weekly or monthly 
meetings—by using the Frequency and # of Occurrences parameters in the 
Schedule tab. (Recurring meetings cannot be scheduled using the telephone 
interface.) 
Rescheduling Recurring Meetings 
Users can reschedule a recurring meeting and apply the change to a single 
meeting in the chain or to all future occurrences of the meeting. Because port 
availability and meeting ID conflicts may prevent certain meetings in a chain 
from being rescheduled, MeetingPlace enables users to view any scheduling 
conflicts that would occur as a result of the rescheduling request. After 
viewing the results, the user can commit to the changes or cancel the 
rescheduling process. The following figure displays the dialog box that 
appears whenever a user reschedules a recurring meeting. 
  
Figure 0-1  Rescheduling Recurring Meetings 
Deleting Recurring Meetings 
After a recurring meeting has been scheduled, MeetingPlace enables users to 
delete a specific session of the recurring meeting or the entire recurring 
meeting chain.  
 
Note: This is different from MeetingPlace’s System Manager 
Agents feature, which prompts schedulers with a reminder 
notification when there has been a pre-set number of no-show 
recurring meetings. For more information on how to configure 
System Manager Agents, refer to Chapter 4. 
Scheduling Continuous Meetings 
Someone may want to schedule a continuous meeting—to handle crisis 
management situations, for example—by selecting the Frequency option on 
the Schedule tab.