Cisco Cisco MeetingTime Quick Setup Guide

You want to send user passwords as protected (that is, not as clear text). Entering a value for 
the DN field sends passwords as clear text.

If you choose to enter a value for the DN field, it is your responsibility to establish a secure 
connection between the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace web server and the LDAP server. This is 
not the same as configuring SSL configuration on the web server. The SSL feature in Cisco 
Unified MeetingPlace protects traffic between the client and web server. You will require a 
secure connection between the web server and the LDAP server.

Consult your LDAP expert for your DN information.

Select how you want user names transformed for “Username Conversion Function.”

Selecting None applies no transformation to the original user ID string.

Select one of the following for “Step 2: Login Method”:

Select Web Page Form to see an HTML-based Cisco Unified MeetingPlace login window.

Select HTTP Basic Authentication to see a login window rendered by your web browser.

Select Submit and wait five minutes for the new configuration to take effect.

Based on your configuration, proceed to one of the following topics:

Use a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace end-user profile when completing this procedure.

Complete the 

Open a web browser and navigate to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.

Verify the following end-user behaviors:

You can log in with your LDAP password.

You cannot log in without a password.

If you have a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace profile, you can log in and schedule meetings.