Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8.6 Guida All'Installazione

Step 2

Select the tab with the name of your domain (for example, CISCO_Domain).

Step 3

Select the People & Groups tab from the Domain tab.

Step 4

Select People from the left pane of the People & Groups tab.

Step 5

In the right pane of the People and Groups tab, select the arrow next to the People icon to expand the drop-down menu,
then choose Register.

The system displays the Choose a Certifier window if this is the first time that you are registering a new account.

Step 6

Locate and choose the cert.id file.

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The default certifier ID is in C:\Program Files\IBM\Lotus\Notes\Domino\Data.

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If the path to the cert.id file does not appear next to the Certifier ID button, select Certifier ID to open the Choose
Certifier ID window.

Step 7

Select Open.

Step 8

Select OK in the Choose a Certifier window when the cert.id file path is correct.

Step 9

Enter a new password for the certifier ID.

The system displays the Register Person window.

Step 10

Check Advanced to display all options on the page.

Step 11

Enter MeetingPlace in the Last name field.

We recommend that you leave the First name field blank. The system automatically populates the ShortName field,
based on the First name and Last name values. The value in the ShortName field is used to name the mail database for
this user account (for example, mail/MeetingPlace).

Step 12

Enter your password for this account.

Step 13

Select Password Options and adjust your Password Quality Scale.

Step 14

Check Set internet password, then select OK.

Step 15

Select Mail.

Step 16

Choose Manager from the Mail file owner access drop-down list.

Step 17

From the Mail file template list, choose the mail template that you want to associate with this account:

Step 18

Select the green checkmark button to add this user to the registration queue.

Step 19

Select Register, then Done.

Moving the Mail Templates

We recommend that you move your standard IBM Lotus Notes mail template to another directory to avoid causing confusion
between this standard mail template and the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace mail templates. See the following table to figure out
the name of your IBM Lotus Notes mail template:

Name in the Mail
file template list

Associated mail
template

Mail(R8.5)

mail85.ntf

Mail(R8) mail8.ntf

Mail(R7)

mail7.ntf

Mail(R6.5)

mail65.ntf

Mail(R6) mail6.ntf