Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing
Release Note, Cisco MeetingPlace Web 3.0 (Release 4.2.7.106)
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OL-6038-01 Cisco Systems, Inc.
Revision Date: 5/17/04
14.1.2 Improved scalability for HTTP/HTTPS connections
Through the optimizations of TCP/IP connections, IIS/MPWeb integration, memory garbage collection,
threads pool size, and the actual data conferencing codes, the maximum number of HTTP or HTTPS
connection that each data conference server can handle has been increases.
Benchmark: Win2K server, dual processors (1 GHz each), 1 GB RAM and on the 100 MB LAN
threads pool size, and the actual data conferencing codes, the maximum number of HTTP or HTTPS
connection that each data conference server can handle has been increases.
Benchmark: Win2K server, dual processors (1 GHz each), 1 GB RAM and on the 100 MB LAN
Type of Users’ Connection
Number of Users
Socket Connection
650
HTTP tunneling
500
SSL (HTTPS + Tunneling)
450
Notes:
1. The improvement in scalability only affects HTTP or HTTPS connections. There is no change to
the scalability of socket connections (those using Port 1627).
2. Maximum attend rate is about 40 connections per minutes. In other words, if a meeting has 200
participants and all 200 participants try to join the meeting at the same time, it will take 5 minutes
for the data conference server to process all the requests.
for the data conference server to process all the requests.
14.1.3 Allow 16 bit MPV to wav conversion
Recording from MeetingPlace server are now converted into 16-bit WAV, which gives better sound
quality when converted into Windows Media Format.
quality when converted into Windows Media Format.
14.1.4 Improve the security of MeetingPlace Web
Security of MeetingPlace Web server has been improved through changes in templates, server codes, and
configurations.
configurations.
14.1.5 Remove redirections to old UI for users on UNIX or users using non-
supported OS and/or browsers
All clients, even if running unsupported OS or browsers, will now see the new UI (i.e., UI introduced
since MeetingPlace Web 4.2.5). Browser Test also improved to reflect these changes.
since MeetingPlace Web 4.2.5). Browser Test also improved to reflect these changes.
14.2 Notable issues:
Upgrade from 4.2.0 to 4.2.7.106
We have found some inconsistent upgrade behavior if you are installing MeetingPlace 4.2.7 from a
network drive or even a CD-ROM. We recommend that you copy the MeetingPlace Web installation
program onto the local machine’s hard drive, and execute the program from there.
We have found some inconsistent upgrade behavior if you are installing MeetingPlace 4.2.7 from a
network drive or even a CD-ROM. We recommend that you copy the MeetingPlace Web installation
program onto the local machine’s hard drive, and execute the program from there.
MeetingPlace Notes License is now strictly enforced
In MeetingPlace Web versions 4.2.5 and earlier, we did not enforce MeetingNotes for Data License.
MeetingNotes for Data License is the key that controls whether you are able to add meeting attachments.
Starting with MeetingPlace Web 4.2.7 release, we now enforce this license, so if MeetingNotes for Data
license is zero, customer will not be able to add attachments to meetings.
Before you upgrade to MeetingPlace Web 4.2.7, please check the MeetingNotes for Data license key. If
this license is 0, please contact your MeetingPlace support representative.
In MeetingPlace Web versions 4.2.5 and earlier, we did not enforce MeetingNotes for Data License.
MeetingNotes for Data License is the key that controls whether you are able to add meeting attachments.
Starting with MeetingPlace Web 4.2.7 release, we now enforce this license, so if MeetingNotes for Data
license is zero, customer will not be able to add attachments to meetings.
Before you upgrade to MeetingPlace Web 4.2.7, please check the MeetingNotes for Data license key. If
this license is 0, please contact your MeetingPlace support representative.