Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual

Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 System Manager’s Guide   

 

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Cisco Systems 

 

March 2003 

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Set Active—Updates the User Active? profile field to Active (Yes), 
enabling the locked profile. 

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Set Inactive—Updates the User Active? profile field to Inactive 
(No), disabling the locked profile.  

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Set to Group—Updates the User Active? profile field to the value 
specified in the group assigned to the user. 

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Click OK.  

 

Note: If the lock/unlock profiles Help Desk privilege has been 
turned on, you can also view locked profiles by clicking on the 
View Locked Profiles button on the Preference tab. This button 
is made visible to Attendants and above when this Help Desk 
privilege has been enabled. 

To remove a profile from the list without re-activating it, select Set Inactive. 
You might choose this option when, for example, you need to research the 
user’s security status within your organization or to prevent a user from using 
the system until after training. 

The T1 failure alarm above appears when one of the T1 lines is down, such as 
occurs during a power failure. Call your telephony service provider for 
reactivation. 

Server related IP failures might result in the generation of an alarm or a log. 
All server related IP failures should be referred to your MeetingPlace 
support representative. 

If the IP Gateway fails, refer to the Troubleshooting section of your 
MeetingPlace IP Gateway System Manager’s Guide. Contact your support 
representative for further information. 

This is a minor alarm that is posted when, during a system re-start, the 
system detects that the internal disk- to-disk database backup is disabled. 
The disk-to-disk database backup is disabled automatically by several 
maintenance procedures

notably any software upgrade.