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Chapter 2 Getting Started - A MeetingPlace Overview
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MeetingPlace manages the entire meeting process by performing
key functions before, during, and after a meeting. These functions
include scheduling a meeting, notifying and assembling
participants, distributing meeting materials, and allowing users to
take advantage of in-meeting features like roll call, record and
lock meeting.
key functions before, during, and after a meeting. These functions
include scheduling a meeting, notifying and assembling
participants, distributing meeting materials, and allowing users to
take advantage of in-meeting features like roll call, record and
lock meeting.
MeetingPlace Gateway Options
MeetingPlace gateway options are designed to integrate
MeetingPlace with your organization’s existing business
applications, such as:
MeetingPlace with your organization’s existing business
applications, such as:
•
Web servers
•
Groupware products like Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes
•
Directory Services servers like Netscape LDAP and
Microsoft Active Directory
Microsoft Active Directory
•
E-mail servers
The following sections describe each of these MeetingPlace
gateway options.
gateway options.
MeetingPlace Web
MeetingPlace Web is a Windows-based software product that
integrates MeetingPlace with your organization’s Web server.
The software enables users to schedule and attend meetings, as
well as access meeting recordings and attachments from common
Web browsers (e.g., Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape
Navigator). In addition, MeetingPlace Web allows multiple
participants to share and collaborate on the same document in real
time using their PCs, while users attending a web conference
from the Meeting Room may access a wide variety of in-session
features.
integrates MeetingPlace with your organization’s Web server.
The software enables users to schedule and attend meetings, as
well as access meeting recordings and attachments from common
Web browsers (e.g., Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape
Navigator). In addition, MeetingPlace Web allows multiple
participants to share and collaborate on the same document in real
time using their PCs, while users attending a web conference
from the Meeting Room may access a wide variety of in-session
features.
Since most users are accustomed to using their Web browsers to
connect to the Internet and their organization’s intranet,
MeetingPlace Web provides a familiar and easily deployed
interface for scheduling and attending web conferences. The
connect to the Internet and their organization’s intranet,
MeetingPlace Web provides a familiar and easily deployed
interface for scheduling and attending web conferences. The
OL-6033-01 Cisco MeetingPlace Web 3.0 System Manager's Guide