Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 7.0 Scheda Tecnica

 

 

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Figure 1.    Cisco WebEx Meeting Center Interface 

 

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace can be used with Cisco Unified Communications client solutions to let users quickly 

initiate multiparty conferences. Combining presence, instant messaging, IP telephony, unified messaging, and rich-

media conferencing helps virtual teams and organizations more effectively collaborate, innovate, and make 

decisions. 

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace conferencing supports audio and video conference recording using Cisco WebEx (.arf) 

formatted files that you can download and edit with Cisco WebEx Recording Tools. When Cisco Unified 

MeetingPlace meetings are integrated with Cisco WebEx meetings, you can create, store, download, edit, and play 

back synchronized audio and web recordings. 

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace conferencing provides deployment options to meet the needs of midsize to very large 

organizations in a global, distributed architecture. The solution has many global deployments in Fortune 500 

companies. The solution delivers the scalability, reliability, simplified administration, security, and cost-

effectiveness that IT organizations require. Multinode deployments scale to 16 nodes in multiple data centers that 

use a single WebEx site for all employees. The WebEx Meeting Center or Enterprise Edition site provides the 

scheduling interfaces using WebEx Productivity Tools, the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) 

integration option with WebEx Federated SSO, and many enterprise features. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 

integrates with a WebEx site for all profile management capabilities as well. Web-based administration capabilities 

include report generation, conference monitoring, diagnostics, and interface configuration. 

The Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express Media Server provides a completely software-based solution that is co-

resident with the application on a standard media convergence server (MCS). The capacity of the server depends 

on the codecs that are used as well as the video resolutions. It is recommended to transcode G.729/G/722 into 

G/722 in network digital-signal-processor (DSP) resources to achieve maximum capacity. Table 1 lists the 

capacities of the servers.