Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Manuel De Maintenance
6-14 Maintenance
Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server System Manager’s Guide
February 27, 2004
3.
Click the
Find Records
button, search for a user by user ID, profile
number, or last name, then click
OK
.
For information about finding users, see
4.
Change the attributes, then click
Save Changes
.
Changing user profiles by exporting and importing manually
You can change attributes for multiple user profiles by exporting the Raw
Profile Information report into a spreadsheet or database.
Profile Information report into a spreadsheet or database.
1.
From the target spreadsheet or database, make the desired changes using
the commands and features available in your application.
the commands and features available in your application.
2.
Save the file as a comma delimited (.csv) file type.
3.
Import the file into MeetingPlace with the
Overwrite duplicate
attribute set
to
Yes
.
For information about importing files, see
Importing and exporting encrypted passwords
You can export profiles containing a user’s encrypted passwords by running a
Raw Profile Information report. The profiles can then be imported into
another MeetingPlace conference server to replicate the database.
Raw Profile Information report. The profiles can then be imported into
another MeetingPlace conference server to replicate the database.
For example, if you have multiple standalone conference servers, export
profiles from one conference server and import them into another, which
preserves all passwords.
profiles from one conference server and import them into another, which
preserves all passwords.
Maintaining configuration records
When installation is complete, the worksheets in the MeetingPlace Audio
Server Installation Planning Guide serve as complete documentation of your
initial MeetingPlace configuration. If you change the configuration of your
system, however, you must create new documents that reflect these changes.
Server Installation Planning Guide serve as complete documentation of your
initial MeetingPlace configuration. If you change the configuration of your
system, however, you must create new documents that reflect these changes.
System configuration records
MeetingPlace can keep a record of your system’s new configuration by
creating an electronic file that lists your system settings. To do this, select any
topic in the Configure tab, then click the
creating an electronic file that lists your system settings. To do this, select any
topic in the Configure tab, then click the
Write to File
button. MeetingPlace
creates an electronic file of your system’s settings for that topic.