Cisco Cisco MeetingTime Quick Setup Guide

The System user group is assigned to user profiles as follows:

By default, the System user group is assigned to the preconfigured user profiles.

If no configured filters apply, then the System user group is assigned to Directory Service user 
profiles as they are imported from Cisco Unified Communications Manager into Cisco Unified 
MeetingPlace.

If a user group is deleted, then any user profiles that were assigned to that user group are 
automatically assigned to the System user group.

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Add at least one user group, so that you can easily manage and configure system administrator 
profiles separately from end-user profiles. For example, a simple setup can use the following two 
user groups:

Administrator—Assign to the preconfigured admin profile and to the user profiles of any other 
system administrators. Enable all privileges for users in this group.

System (preconfigured)—Assign to end-user profiles and to the preconfigured guest profile, 
which is used as a template for new user profiles. Some guest profile fields are also applied to 
guest users.

If you use the find me dial-out feature with non-direct-dial pagers, then you need at least one user 
group for each pager system phone number that is shared by your users.

Before importing any user profiles, make sure that you create or import the user groups to which the 
imported user profiles belong.

Use as many group default settings as you can in your user profiles:

The more group default settings you have in each user profile, the more easily you can maintain 
user profiles for similar users.

The more group default settings you have in the preconfigured guest profile, the more easily you 
can create user profiles for similar users, because the guest profile is used as a template for new 
user profiles.

To instead add or edit a batch of multiple user groups, see the 

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