Cisco Cisco MeetingTime Quick Setup Guide

available value, the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system ignores the Set Cisco Unified 
Communications Manager sync schedule to match the Update users Interval setting, even if you 
have it checked.

When you switch the 

 field back to the primary Cisco Unified 

Communications Manager, make sure that you also set the 

 field to the 

previous value.

 field change is required because user updates, imports, and deletions 

are not supported from a redundant Cisco Unified Communications Manager, even if it is 
integrated with the same LDAP directory as the primary Cisco Unified 
Communications  Manager. This is because Directory Service user updates are tied to a field that 
is unique to each Cisco Unified Communications Manager server.

The maximum lengths of some user profile fields are shorter in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 
than in Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Make sure that the Cisco Unified 
Communications Manager user field lengths do not exceed the maximum number of characters 
stated in 

The following restrictions apply to user profile deletions, because to determine which user profiles 
to delete, the system periodically checks Cisco Unified Communications Manager for inactive user 
entries and deletes those user profiles from Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. 

If you delete a user from Cisco Unified Communications Manager, the corresponding user 
profile remains in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. You must manually delete or deactivate the user 
profile in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.

If you replace the LDAP directory with which Cisco Unified Communications Manager is 
integrated, then all Directory Service users from the first LDAP directory will remain in 
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace database until you manually delete them.

To avoid this database clutter, you can delete all entries in the database by entering the 

command before you switch from one LDAP directory to another.

Deleting all database entries is an irreversible operation. Before you run the 

 command, 

consider backing up and archiving the database. See the 

 module.

 

 

First name (FirstName) 

64

Last name (LastName) 

64

User ID (UserId)

120

Mail ID (EmailAddress)

128

Telephone Number (PhoneNumber)

32