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 
To use MeetingTime to make changes to a meeting: 
1.
 
Log in to the MeetingPlace server that contains the meeting you want to 
change. 
2.
 
Open the Register Book, and click the Schedule tab. 
3.
 
Select the meeting you want to change. If you don’t see the meeting 
listed, use the Look for Meeting ID field to search for the meeting. 
4.
 
Make the changes to the meeting. If you want to cancel the entire 
multiserver meeting, click Cancel Meeting and then log in to the other 
MeetingPlace servers to delete the other meetings.  
5.
 
Click Save Changes. 
 
Note: Only the meeting on the server you are logged into is 
updated. If you have rescheduled the time or date of the 
meeting, make sure you update the meetings on the other 
MeetingPlace servers as well. 
6.
 
If you need to make the same changes on the other MeetingPlace servers, 
repeat the steps above. 
Multiserver Meeting Features 
The same MeetingPlace features used in a single server meeting can be used 
in a multiserver environment. Some of these features, however, do not carry 
their function across all servers involved in the multiserver meeting.  
Table 8-6 describes the features that participants can use when attending a 
multiserver meeting. 
Table 8-6  Multiserver Meeting Features 
Feature 
Multiserver Meeting Function 
Roll Call 
Announces the names of the participants connected on the same 
server. Roll call does not announce the names of participants 
connected to another MeetingPlace server.  
Record Meeting 
Records the entire multiserver meeting and stores the recording 
on the server that requested the recording. As soon as a 
participant activates the recording feature, a prompt informs all 
participants that the meeting is being recorded. If participants 
want the meeting recording to be stored on all servers involved in 
the meeting, someone from each server must initiate the 
recording. 
Web Conferencing 
Allows a document to be shared and collaborated over the entire 
multiserver meeting as long as there are ports available on the