Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Guida All'Installazione
Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 Installation Planning Guide
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Cisco Systems
March 2003
Figure 4-1 illustrates the uses for different types of ports.
Access ports reserved for
scheduling meetings and
listening to MeetingNotes
scheduling meetings and
listening to MeetingNotes
Contingency ports reserved to
handle call transfers to contacts
or attendant
handle call transfers to contacts
or attendant
Floating ports to handle
unexpected meeting attendance
unexpected meeting attendance
Ports in use or reserved for
meetings
meetings
Contingency
Floating
Access
Figure 4-1 Access Ports and Conference Ports
User Information
Most people who use MeetingPlace need user profiles. User profiles identify
and define the limits of users’ access. The information in each person’s user
profile identifies the person as an end user, a contact or attendant, a system
manager, or a technician. User profiles also contain administrative and
preference information.
and define the limits of users’ access. The information in each person’s user
profile identifies the person as an end user, a contact or attendant, a system
manager, or a technician. User profiles also contain administrative and
preference information.
A user profile is required for anyone who wants to schedule a meeting,
including vendors, consultants, and other people who may not work for
your company. People who use MeetingPlace only to attend meetings or
listen to recorded meetings in MeetingNotes do not need user profiles.
including vendors, consultants, and other people who may not work for
your company. People who use MeetingPlace only to attend meetings or
listen to recorded meetings in MeetingNotes do not need user profiles.
Because multiple users may share common attributes, the database includes
user groups, which enable you to enter information for many users
simultaneously. You may also be able to import profile information from
another database, such as the database that is part of your voicemail or
e-mail system.
user groups, which enable you to enter information for many users
simultaneously. You may also be able to import profile information from
another database, such as the database that is part of your voicemail or
e-mail system.