Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 7.1 Guida Utente

In-session 
participant 
management 

Moderator can mute and un-mute self and others, 
individuals can mute and un-mute themselves 
anytime.

Unmute all is not available.

Caller ID is displayed for guests who dial in.

Moderator can turn individual speaker ability on 
or off.

Users can lock and unlock the meeting via both 
audio and web interface.

Moderator can merge participants who dial in and 
log in to the web separately.

Moderator in a Webinar meeting can move 
audience and listeners to the waiting room from 
the web.

Host can mute self and others; once muted by the 
host, individuals cannot unmute themselves. 
Attendees can mute and unmute themselves 
anytime.

Host can unmute all.

Guests who dial in will be identified as Call In 
User 1, Call In User 2 and so on.

Host turns individual speaker ability on or off via 
the Unmute/Mute button.

Lock meeting from web locks both web and audio. 
Lock meeting from audio locks only the audio 
meeting. 

Hosts cannot merge separate entries for 
participants who dial in and log in to the web 
separately. This results in two entries for a single 
user.

Breakout rooms

Users have a choice between nine breakout rooms 
in which they can discuss topics before returning 
to the main meeting. Users can access breakout 
rooms from both the web meeting room and the 
phone.

When users move to a breakout room, this is 
reflected in the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace web 
meeting room.

Users can move to breakout rooms by using the 
appropriate key sequence on the phone. 

Users cannot access breakout rooms from the web 
and their presence in a breakout room is not 
reflected in the Cisco WebEx web meeting room.

Participant rename

Moderator can rename others on web participant 
list.

Users with appropriate permissions can rename 
themselves and other participants in the web 
meeting room. However, this change is not visible 
to other users. 

Meeting recordings

When users schedule meetings with 
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace as the web 
conferencing provider, the following are available:

Audio-only recordings that are initiated from 
the phone.

Synchronized audio/web or audio/video 
recordings that are initiated from the web or a 
video endpoint are stored on the local web 
server by default.

Participants can retrieve recordings from web or 
audio.

Recordings can be viewed directly from the web 
browser.

Offline viewing for audio + web recordings are not 
available.

Recording storage is limited by local and network 
storage space.

When users schedule meetings with Cisco WebEx 
as the web conferencing provider, the following 
are available:

Audio-only recordings that are initiated from 
the phone are not supported for Cisco WebEx 
meetings.

Synchronized audio/web or audio/video 
recordings that are initiated from the web are 
stored on WebEx.com.

Only the meeting host can retrieve the recordings. 
The host can send the link to participants.

Cisco WebEx player download is required for 
viewing recordings.

Audio + web recordings can be converted to Flash 
or WMV for offline viewing.

Recording is stored on Cisco WebEx and is 
subject to site configuration limitations.