Cisco Cisco WebEx Social for Mobile

When using Show & Share release 5.3 with Cisco WebEx Social, do not install Show & Share 
patch1.

If SSO is enabled in your network, make sure that the Enable SSO box in the Notifier area of the 
Configuration window in the Director is checked. This configuration ensures that user accounts are 
not locked if a password lockout policy is configured in your Active Directory.

In some cases, the auto-generated e-mail aliases for Communities and Discussion Forum Categories 
are not generated when upgrading from Quad 2.5(2) to Cisco WebEx Social. To work around this 
issue, contact the Cisco Technical Assistance Center TAC to obtain an updated migration script. For 
more information, use the Bug Toolkit to access the defect number CSCuc00380 (see the 

Preventing community owners from binding discussion categories to mailing lists—In earlier 
releases of Cisco WebEx Social, community owners and community administrators were allowed to 
bind discussion categories to mailing lists by default. In release 3.1, this feature can be enabled or 
disabled by using the following property. Set this property to true to disable the mailing list binding 
feature for community owners and community administrators. This way, only the Cisco WebEx 
Social Administrator is able to create discussion category to mailing list bindings.

For information about how to set advanced portal properties, see the “Advanced Portal Properties” 
section in Cisco WebEx Social Administration Guide.

Disabling outbound email notifications to mailing lists—By default, Cisco WebEx Social sends 
email notifications to mailing lists each time a new discussion is created in the category. You can 
enable or disable this feature by using the following property. Set this property to false to disable 
the outbound notifications for all communities in Cisco WebEx Social.

For information about how to set advanced portal properties, see the “Advanced Portal Properties” 
section in the Cisco WebEx Social Administration Guide.

Beginning with Cisco WebEx Social 3.1 SR2, a configuration page appears the first time that a user 
clicks the Sign-in button to access voice messages via the Visual Voice Mail portlet. On this page, 
the user must enter the log in credentials that are required to access voice messages. The system 
saves this information so it is not required for subsequent sign-ins to the Visual Voice Mail portlet.

This section provides important information that you should review before you install or upgrade Cisco 
WebEx Social.

When you perform the procedure in the “Installing Cisco WebEx Social 3.1” section in Cisco WebEx 
Social Installation and Upgrade Guide, Release 3.1, do not configure settings in the Notifier area in 
the Configuration window of the Director when you configure settings as described in Step 4 of that 
procedure.

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