Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace SMTP E-Mail Gateway Manuale Di Manutenzione

Local Ethernet Address. Contains the NT server’s Ethernet address. The address is automatically 
obtained by the installation utility and should only be changed if you replace the Network Interface Card 
(NIC) on this NT machine. Before replacing the NIC, you should remove this NT unit from the 
MeetingPlace server’s database by clicking on the “Delete Unit” button (refer to the Change Unit 
Configuration parameter).

Local IP Address. Contains the Windows server’s IP address. This field is currently not used by the 
Gateway SIM.

Configured Unit Number. This is the unit number (between 10 and 15) that MeetingPlace automatically 
assigned to this NT server. This is a read-only field used for informational purposes.

Change Unit Configuration. This button alternates between “Add Unit” and “Delete Unit”. If the button 
is in the “Delete Unit” state, the following input fields will be greyed out and cannot be edited: 

Primary MeetingPlace Server

Shadow Server

Local Ethernet Address

Local IP Address

To modify these fields, click on “Delete Unit”, make the necessary changes, then click on “Add Unit”.

To change the address information for MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway:

Click the Delete Unit button, which deletes the Gateway SIM unit from the MeetingPlace server’s 
database. The four top fields on the Gateway SIM tab become activated.

Replace the network interface card (if applicable).

Fill in the Local Ethernet Address and Local IP address fields.

Click the Add Unit button to add the new address information to the MeetingPlace server’s database.

Remote Management Enabled. A check in this box enables a MeetingPlace support representative to 
issue remote management commands that can help diagnose gateway problems and restart the 
MeetingPlace services.

Gateway Alarms Enabled. A check in this box enables MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway alarms to be 
logged to the MeetingPlace Alarm Table.

If you are using DNS and have a networked MeetingPlace System that contains a MeetingPlace Shadow 
Server, you will need to set up two IP addresses, one for the primary MeetingPlace server and one for 
the shadow server, that both point to the same hostname.

The hostnames associated with these IP addresses must be different than the name set up for the 
“common” hostname entry. It is recommended that you set up the hostname entry for the network server 
as ServerName-NS and the entry for the shadow network server as ServerName-SNS (where ServerName 
is the name of your MeetingPlace system).

For more information about setting up hostname entries in your DNS, refer to the MeetingPlace 
Installation Planning Guide.