Cisco Cisco MeetingTime Quick Setup Guide

When you restart the Web Server, all manual changes made to the registry are lost. 

Running some services, such as MPAgent, can use as much as 90 percent of your CPU. Fortunately, 
these services run at a low priority so the CPU spikes do not impact important system functions. 

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Error Message   Session is stale.

You signed in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace from a different location than the one you 

originally used and the system disconnected your first browser connection. If you then go back to 
the first browser, you will receive a “stale session” notification.

You signed in to Web Conferencing, but did not participate in the session for over an 

hour. The system disconnected you to free some room for new users and informs you that your 
session is stale.

Web Conferencing keeps session information about each user who connects to 

the home page to find, schedule, or update a meeting or configure account settings. The session 
information is kept for a minimum of one hour from the your last session up to a maximum of 
24 hours. Close the connection with the stale session and try to connect again.

Error Message   Your session has expired. You will need to log in again.

It is possible that you have Content Advisor enabled on your browser. 

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing does not support Content Advisor. If Content 
Advisor is enabled, the following scenario will occur:

User tries to access Web Conferencing and a Content Advisor window displays.

User clicks Always Allow This Web Site to Be Viewed.

User then signs in and clicks Remember Me.

When the user clicks an option tab, such as Schedule Meeting, Attend Meeting and so on, the user 
receives an error message.

Complete the following.

Verify that Content Advisor is disabled:

Open your browser.

Go to Tools > Internet Options > Content > Content Advisor. 

Disable Content Advisor.